God’s Will and Common Sense
Read Mark 2 23 28. Jesus and His disciples picked grain on the Sabbath and the Pharisees called it unlawful. Jesus answered with Scripture and showed the heart of God. The Sabbath was made for people and the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath. We look at the story and then draw three […]
Growth Take Time #growinchrist #faith #biblicaltruth
Following Jesus isn’t about getting everything right — it’s about taking one faithful step at a time. 🌱 Our role is to cheer each other on as we grow, not to point out every flaw. If you’re moving toward Christ, we’re celebrating with you. Growth takes time, and that’s exactly how God designed it. 🙌
#FaithJourney #Obedience #ChurchFamily #SpiritualGrowth #StepByStep #JesusChangesEverything #Discipleship
Forgiven: The Power of Grace in Christ
In Mark 2, Jesus speaks powerful words to a paralyzed man: “Son, your sins are forgiven.” These words reveal both our greatest need and God’s greatest gift. Sin is real, it carries consequences, and it separates us from God. Yet through Christ, we are offered forgiveness by grace—freely given, not earned. Forgiveness cancels the debt, […]
#TruthAndGrace #RightAndWrong #BiblicalTruth #StandFirm
We live in a world that often blurs the lines between right and wrong. But God’s Word is clear—sin is real, and forgiveness is real. Calling out what’s wrong isn’t hateful; it’s truthful. Jesus didn’t excuse sin—He spoke the truth and offered forgiveness. We can’t coddle every idea or behavior; some things are simply wrong. Real love is found in truth, grace, and the call to turn back to God.
Hope That Heals: Jesus and the Leper
Hope in God is more than a phrase—it’s a lifeline. In this message from Mark 1:40–45, we see a leper who refused to give up, coming to Jesus in desperation and faith. Just as Christ reached out His hand and made the leper clean, He reaches into our lives with power, compassion, and love. When life feels dark, when plans shift, or when sin separates us, our only lasting hope is found in Christ alone.
The Power of Hope in Dark Days
Hope in God is more than a phrase—it’s a lifeline. In this message from Mark 1:40–45, we see a leper who refused to give up, coming to Jesus in desperation and faith. Just as Christ reached out His hand and made the leper clean, He reaches into our lives with power, compassion, and love. When […]
Mission Sunday 2025
Enjoy our replay of our 2025 Mission Sunday
Follow Jesus: Becoming Agents of Change
Join us live as we open Mark 2:13–17 and watch Jesus call Levi from a tax booth to a brand-new life. We’ll talk about how real change starts with truth, grows as we follow Jesus, and turns everyday people into agents of change in their homes, workplaces, and community. Come be encouraged and take a next step with us.
Set List: Hosanna, Open Up Our Eyes, Goodness of God, No Longer Slaves, Death Was Arrested
Invite a friend and join the chat—we’d love to worship with you live.
When Jesus Says, “You Are Forgiven”
Forgiveness is the heart of the gospel and the key to real change. In Mark 2, Jesus not only heals a paralyzed man but also shows us that sin’s grip can be broken in a moment of grace. This week’s message, Forgiven, invites us to face our struggles honestly, discover God’s mercy, and learn how to forgive others as Christ has forgiven us.
We’ll worship together through songs that celebrate God’s love and mercy: Forever Reign, It Is Well (Bless the Lord), 10,000 Reasons, At Your Name, and Holy Water. Don’t miss this opportunity to be encouraged and reminded of God’s incredible forgiveness.
Forgiven: The Power to Heal and Change
This Sunday we’ll dive into Mark 2, where four friends lower a paralyzed man through the roof—and Jesus shocks everyone by saying, “Son, your sins are forgiven.” Forgiveness isn’t just words, it brings healing, freedom, and transformation. Pastor Bill will challenge us to both receive and extend forgiveness.
Our worship set will lift our hearts with Forever Reign, It Is Well (Bless the Lord), 10,000 Reasons, At Your Name, and Holy Water. Join us live and experience the hope of God’s grace that can change any story.