When we come to the empty tomb this Easter Sunday morning, what is it that you are bringing with you? What is it that is weighing you down? Leave all those things that lead to death and take LIFE, eternal life, with you. Happy Easter!

How close are you willing to get to the cross? We’ll let the story of Simon of Cyrene be our guide as we wrestle with this question.

Rev. Dan Bogre will be preaching the sermon , “Now What?” based on John 12:12-19.

5th Sunday in Lent and Communion Sunday; Fuller Sounds Handbell Choir will be playing. Rev. Dan Bogre will conclude the sermon series “The Last Supper on the Moon” with the sermon “The Journey Home” based on 2 Corinthians 5:15-21.

4th Sunday in Lent, Cantata Sunday, and UMCOR Sunday. Rev. Dan Bogre will continue the sermon series “The Last Supper on the Moon” with the sermon “Mission Accomplished” based on Hebrews 12:1-3.

3rd Sunday in Lent and Joyful Sounds Bell Choir is ringing. Rev. Dan Bogre will continue the sermon series “The Last Supper on the Moon” with the sermon “Obstacles in Orbit” based on 1 Peter 4:12-19.

Second Sunday in Lent and Communion Sunday, Rev. Dan Bogre will continue the sermon series “The Last Supper on the Moon” with the sermon “Prepare for Lift Off” based on 1 Corinthians 9:24-27.

That is a community that gives me FOMO. That is an “on earth, as it is in heaven” community that I want to be a part of and help to bring into existence. May we all have FOMO for that community.

Are we ready to defy the wisdom of the world and the waywardness of the past and finally experience the beautiful fellowship Christ invites us into?

5th Sunday after the Epiphany and Communion Sunday, Pastor Paul is preaching from Acts 2:42-47.

The word FOMO means the fear of missing out. The question is, fear of missing out on what? What is it out there that is so wonderful that I am afraid that I am missing out on it?

Are people amazed because they knew you before and now they know you after? This week is the fundamental of living amazing. What does that look like for you?

Beginning a new life means reinventing ourselves and leaving the old us behind forever.

It does not mean that we are free from doing the hard work that it takes to get well, but it does mean that we cannot save ourselves.

This month we are working on the fundamentals of our faith. In order to do that we need to know where we are starting from to begin that journey. The best part about the starting point is that we are not there long before we see incredible growth and life.

Join us on Christmas Day at 10am!

Worship with us at our Christmas Eve services! How much will your heart grow this Christmas, and will it be for just one day or for a whole lifetime?

How can we make joy our song of life? How did God send joy on that night in Bethlehem?

Third Sunday of Advent and Cantata Sunday. Pastor Paul Bennett will be preaching.

Does our current Christmas and the way we celebrate it still point to the Christ child?