Pastor Paul Bennett will continue the sermon series “You Be You” with a sermon based on Mark 3:31-35.

As we strengthen our resolve this month to not allow others to disrupt our personal faith walks, it is incumbent upon us to also seek out and eradicate those ways we are disrupting the faith lives of others.

How would God describe you? What is the “you be you” that God has created for you to live into?

4th Sunday after Pentecost and Communion Sunday, Pastor Paul Bennett will begin the sermon series “You Be You” with a sermon based on Luke 10:38-42.

God is in your WHOLE story. Are you looking for him?

Happy Father’s Day! Join us as we continue the sermon series with a sermon based on Genesis 41:39-44.

In the midst of those life situations, are we looking for God? Are we looking for God in the WHOLE story?

Life sure has a way of sneaking up on us at times. Joseph thought everything was just fine. Yeah, he was having interesting dreams but he thought nothing of them.

Pastor Paul Bennett will be preaching from Matthew 28:16-20 this Memorial Day weekend.

The only certainty is that Jesus Christ and his grace will be with you for the entire journey no matter what that road may have in store for you. Let’s go…

This new creation must put on new clothes, but know this; that new outfit will always be, “A Perfect Fit.”

You too can be grafted in and your roots can find themselves deep in the love of God through Jesus Christ. Where is your life currently rooted? Join us this Mother’s Day!

Join us for Theo and Belle Moll Society Sunday.

The second Sunday of Easter, Pastor Paul Bennett will begin the sermon series “Roman Road,” with the sermon “Not Even One” based on Romans 3:9-24.

This year, as you make your way to the empty tomb of Easter morning, who is it that you are looking for? Know this. Someone has been looking for you your whole life.

Join us for this powerful Maundy Thursday service on April 14 at 7:30pm.

Celebrate Palm Sunday with us!

The one who was thirsty is the only one who can truly quench our thirst. Come and drink from the well that never stops welling up within us.

The family Jesus calls us to engage first and foremost are those we find standing alongside us as we look up from that very place we’ve spent the entirety of the Lenten season, the foot of the cross.

Where will despair and hope take you the next time you walk through the valley of death in the shadow of darkness?