This Sunday, we return to our series through the Gospel of Matthew and to one of Jesus’ clearest promises: Jesus is coming again. Jesus tells us that his return is certain, but its timing is unknown—and that reality is meant to shape the way we live right now. Rather than inviting us to speculate about dates and signs, Jesus calls us to be ready, awake, and faithful in the places He has put us. Join us Sunday as we consider the certainty of Christ;s return, the nature of the Christ who will return, and what it means to live ready for Him today. Come worship with us in person at 3100 Wexford Road, Wexford, PA 15090.

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This Sunday we conclude our Fruit of the Spirit series by asking a deeper question: Are we simply learning about the fruit—or are we actually bearing it? It’s possible to know what love, joy, peace, patience, and the rest should look like without becoming people who consistently display them. But the Christian life isn’t about trying harder to manufacture spiritual fruit. The Holy Spirit is at work forming the character of Jesus in us as we learn to walk with Him, listen to His leading, and surrender one step at a time. Join us as we explore what it means to keep in step with the Spirit and allow Christ to be formed in us.

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This Sunday we come to the final fruit of the Spirit: self-control. It’s something almost all of us wish we had more of—and something we often misunderstand. We tend to think self-control is about gritting our teeth, resisting temptation, and somehow finding enough willpower to say no. But what if self-control has less to do with how strong your will is and more to do with pursuing what you want most? What if the Spirit wants to do more than help you resist your desires—what if He wants to reshape them? Join us Sunday as we explore how self-control helps us become the people God created us to be.