Our sermon series: Peace continues.
We live in an ever-stressed world. How do we find peace in the midst of the worry of our everyday lives? Where is God in all of the chaos? This series will remind us that we are not alone and that God seeks to bring calm and peace to our lives. God also invites us to participate in creating peace and safety for our family, community, and world.

This week we are joined by Rev. Melissa Maher who spoke on the presence of God's peace in our lives which is our testimony to others.
Our scripture is Ephesians 3:14-21.

Pastor Jen continues our sermon series: Peace.
We live in an ever-stressed world. How do we find peace in the midst of the worry of our everyday lives? Where is God in all of the chaos? This series will remind us that we are not alone and that God seeks to bring calm and peace to our lives. God also invites us to participate in creating peace and safety for our family, community, and world.

This week, we focus on releasing our anxieties to God to show that we trust Him.
Our scripture is 1 Peter 5:7.

Pastor Jen begins a new sermon series: Peace.
We live in an ever-stressed world. How do we find peace in the midst of the worry of our everyday lives? Where is God in all of the chaos? This series will remind us that we are not alone and that God seeks to bring calm and peace to our lives. God also invites us to participate in creating peace and safety for our family, community, and world.
Our scripture is Psalm 34:17-18.

Pastor Jen concludes our August sermon series: Be Different.
In a world that often rewards self-interest, speed, and division, Jesus calls us to a radically different way of living — one marked by love, grace, and purpose. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, understood this. Over five weeks, we’ll explore how to live out these life-shaping traits using Wesley’s easy to remember words: refuse to harm, do good, stay close to God, embody grace, and be in mission. This series will challenge and inspire us to be different in every relationship, decision, and moment of our lives.
Our scripture is Acts 1:8.

Pastor Jen continues our August sermon series: Be Different.
In a world that often rewards self-interest, speed, and division, Jesus calls us to a radically different way of living — one marked by love, grace, and purpose. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, understood this. Over five weeks, we’ll explore how to live out these life-shaping traits using Wesley’s easy to remember words: refuse to harm, do good, stay close to God, embody grace, and be in mission. This series will challenge and inspire us to be different in every relationship, decision, and moment of our lives.
Our scripture is Titus 2:11-14.

Pastor Jen continues our August sermon series: Be Different.
In a world that often rewards self-interest, speed, and division, Jesus calls us to a radically different way of living — one marked by love, grace, and purpose. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, understood this. Over five weeks, we’ll explore how to live out these life-shaping traits using Wesley’s easy to remember words: refuse to harm, do good, stay close to God, embody grace, and be in mission. This series will challenge and inspire us to be different in every relationship, decision, and moment of our lives.
Our scripture is John 15:4-5.

Pastor Jen continues our August sermon series: Be Different.
In a world that often rewards self-interest, speed, and division, Jesus calls us to a radically different way of living — one marked by love, grace, and purpose. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, understood this. Over five weeks, we’ll explore how to live out these life-shaping traits using Wesley’s easy to remember words: refuse to harm, do good, stay close to God, embody grace, and be in mission. This series will challenge and inspire us to be different in every relationship, decision, and moment of our lives.
Our scripture is Matthew 25:35-40.

Regan kicks off our August sermon series: Be Different.
In a world that often rewards self-interest, speed, and division, Jesus calls us to a radically different way of living — one marked by love, grace, and purpose. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, understood this. Over five weeks, we’ll explore how to live out these life-shaping traits using Wesley’s easy to remember words: refuse to harm, do good, stay close to God, embody grace, and be in mission. This series will challenge and inspire us to be different in every relationship, decision, and moment of our lives.
Our scripture is Romans 12:17-21.