In John chapter six, Jesus made one of the most controversial sayings of his entire ministry when he told a synagogue audience that they must “...eat his flesh and drink his blood” in order to have eternal life. What critical truth was Jesus trying to set forth with this teaching? Are we supposed to take this statement literally? If Jesus truly is the Bread of Life, what does that mean for our lives in the here and now? (A Message for Communion Sunday)

BETTER TOGETHER FAMILY CONFERENCE: We recently concluded an encouraging “Family Conference” Weekend, with our guest speaker Pastor Josh Crans from Providence Church in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. The theme of our weekend was “Better Together”.

In a world where Satan seeks to divide and dominate families, relationships, communities, and churches, we embrace the Bible’s truth that we’re better together, and what that means for everyday life.

Session Three: "We're Better Together" with Pastor Josh Crans

BETTER TOGETHER FAMILY CONFERENCE: We recently concluded an encouraging “Family Conference” Weekend, with our guest speaker Pastor Josh Crans from Providence Church in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. The theme of our weekend was “Better Together”.

In a world where Satan seeks to divide and dominate families, relationships, communities, and churches, we embrace the Bible’s truth that we’re better together, and what that looks like in everyday life.

Session Two: "Living Out the One Anothers" with Pastor Josh Crans

BETTER TOGETHER FAMILY CONFERENCE: We recently concluded an encouraging “Family Conference” Weekend, with our guest speaker Pastor Josh Crans from Providence Church in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. The theme of our weekend was “Better Together”.

In a world where Satan seeks to divide and dominate families, relationships, communities, and churches, we embrace the Bible’s truth that we’re better together, and what that looks like in everyday life.

Session One: "The Church as a Family" with Pastor Josh Crans

Christian stewardship involves every aspect of our lives; not just our time, our abilities, and our spiritual gifts— but our money too! What are seven good guidelines given in the New Testament that can help you honor God and advance His kingdom with your financial giving? How does the Bible instruct you to give your money to God? (Entrusted: The Joys of Stewardship, part 4)

Today’s culture puts off so much noise that many Christians are confused or conflicted when it comes to understanding money and material things. What are some of those erroneous views compared to the Bible? Where does God call you to go “all in” for Him? What are seven personal assets that you can unleash for the advancing of God’s kingdom? (Entrusted: The Joys of Stewardship, part 3)

View and download the "Stewardship Assessment" at this link.

Many Christians think that stewardship applies only to the money they put in the offering at church. But while money is a part of stewardship, the Bible actually asks for a lot more. Do you know what your most valuable treasure is, and how it connects to your stewardship as a Christian? What is the sacred trust given to every follower of Jesus? (Entrusted: The Joys of Stewardship, part 2)

As human beings, it's tempting to take pride in what things we own, what jobs we do, and what abilities we possess. But the Bible reminds us that God is the source of everything. If you want joy and fulfillment as follower of Jesus, what three foundational facts do you need to understand about Christian stewardship? (Entrusted: The Joys of Stewardship, part 1)