This week we continue our series called “WWJD” The series asks the question “what would Jesus do?” and looks at differnt actions Christ took. Our thirdmessage is called “Jesus Teaches.” Today we look at the way that Jesus would teach and the way that we must be willing to learn to be able to teach. We should always ask what our Savior would do so that we can strive to be like him in all that we do.

Our scripture readings come from Micah 4:1-5; 2 Timothy 3:14-17; and Mark 4:1-20.

This week we continue our series called “WWJD” The series asks the question “what would Jesus do?” and looks at differnt actions Christ took. Our second message is called “Jesus Shares.” Today we look at the way that Jesus shared with others on this World Communion Sunday. We should always ask what our Savior would do so that we can strive to be like him in all that we do.

Our scripture readings come from Nehemiah 8:9-12; 1 Corinthians 11:23-26; and Luke 14:12-24.

This week we begin our series called “WWJD” The series asks the question "what would Jesus do?" and looks at differnt actions Christ took. Our first message is called "Jesus Welcomes.." Today we look at the way that Jesus welcomed others as an example of how we should live our lives. We should always ask what our Savior would do so that we can strive to be like him in all that we do.

Our scripture readings come from Jeremiah 31:7-9; Ephesians 2:11-19; and Mark 2:1-17.

This week we finish our series called “Grace in Aisle 3.” The series uses a supermarket as a focus for how we think about God’s grace. Our third message thinks about sanctifying grace and is called “Cart of Plenty.” In it, we think about God’s continuing grace like a cart that has everything we need, coming from God's shelves that are always full. There is plenty for all when we enter into the storehouse of God’s grace.

Our scripture readings come from Ezekiel 36:22-28; Philippians 1:3-11; and John 6:1-14.

This week we continue our series called “Grace in Aisle 3.” The series uses a supermarket as a focus for how we think about God’s grace. Our second message thinks about justifying grace and is called “No Expiration.” In it, we think about God’s forgiving grace like a coupon that never expires, good any time any place. There is plenty for all when we enter into the storehouse of God’s grace.

Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 55:1-5; Romans 5:12-17; and Luke 7:36-50.

This week we start a new series called “Grace in Aisle 3.” The series uses a supermarket as a focus for how we think about God's grace. Our first message thinks about prevenient grace and is called "Open 24/7." In it, we think about God's welcoming grace like a sign telling us that the store is open all day every day. There is plenty for all when we enter into the storehouse of God's grace.

Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 65:1,8-10,17-19; 1 John 4:7-16; and Luke 15:1-10.

This week we return to our “Word in Song” series. The message is “Pride of Man” and is based on the song of the same name by Gordon Lightfoot. Today we circle back to the sin of pride and the way that it can lead us astray in so many ways. We turn to God to give us a new song for a brand new day.

Our scripture readings come from Exodus 32:1-6,15-20; James 4:4-12; Matthew 7:21-29.

Our current series explores the “7 Deadly Sins.” This series will explore a differnt one of the infamous sins every week. Our message this week is “Sloth” and looks at what it means for our indiffernce to become inaction. What happens when we let our apathy impact our ablity to make good choices? We must think about our actions and how we always must turn back to God.

Our scripture readings come from Haggai 1:3-11; Romans 12:9-17; and Luke 10:25-37.