Sunday Services: 8:30AM & 10:30AM

It’s Time; Submitting to real hope – Psalm 31:5

I love the Browns and have always been a fan and have always hoped in that elusive Super Bowl victory! But my real hope for this life isn’t contingent upon the success of my team, but in the Almighty God who has redeemed me and faithfully loved me. I submit myself to this God in faith…

Simply, Love

0:01 – Indescribable, 6:15 – Raise A Hallelujah, 11:50 – Prayer for Others/Offering/Announcements, 17:30 – Holy Spirit, 24:08 – Glorious, 28:35 – Furious, 32:52 – Sermon
Pastor Adam Page discusses what loving God and loving others looks like in todays culture. Love is a word that is frequently used today to cover a variety of topics (e.g. I love: pizza, sports, my spouse, God, etc.), what does it mean to simply love? Here are the main points from the sermon:
– Simply loving God id to show Him reverence.
– Simply loving God is to have an intimate relationship with Him.
– Simply love others.
– Simply letting God love others through us.
– God calls us to simply love.
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Worship Minute – Gathering Together

Worship Minute: “Let us not give up meeting together..” Hebrews 10:25(a). There are so many benefits to being connected to a community of believers who are like-minded and growing together in their Christian experience! We encourage and inspire each other, we hold each other accountable, and we remind each other of the goodness and faithfulness of God when facing trials of all different sorts. We “spur one another on toward love and good deeds”, as it says in verse 24. So if you are not part of a group of people (aside from the normal Sunday morning church) that are meeting together throughout the week, please consider doing this as a way to enhance your worshipful lifestyle and your Christian experience! Have a great week ~ Mark

Job 40:3-5, The meekness of Job

In the struggles and difficulties of life, it can seem very unfair and we question, where is God? Doesn’t He see our problems? Won’t He help? Of course God is fully aware of all things. Of course He sees our struggles but will we submit to Him? In meekness, will we willingly acknowledge an Almighty and Holy God who is greater than ourselves? Will we submit to His authority over our lives and walk humbly with Him? When we say yes to these questions, there is life, there is blessing, and there is victory, no matter what the stuggle…

Marriage Minute – A Little Validation

Sometimes we just need to validate our spouse’s feelings. Listen without interrupting, empathize, understand, care, give them a hug. However, sometimes our response goes to parceling out fixes or just saying, “You shouldn’t feel that way”. I know I’m guilty of this as a guy. It’s so simple, “Don’t feel that way” as if that’s cased closed and problem solved. Listen without cutting your spouse off, or jumping to conclusions, or judging them for what they’re saying. Seek to understand it. You all have a fantastic weekend!! ~~ Bill

Don’t Give Up On Me

1:36 – Here I Am to Worship, 5:49 – Glory to God, 9:44 – Scripture Reading, 10:48 – Who Am I, 14:55 – Offering/Announcements, 18:00 – You Say, 23:08 – Never Gonna Stop Singing, 27:05 – Sermon, 59:00 – Communion
Pastor Bill McMinn unpacks Romans 11:11-24 for us as he continues his current Sermon series, Right by Faith. In this message he looks at two main points to draw out of this passage of Scripture:
– To the fallen – You can get back up!
– To the found – Be humble
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Worship Minute – Musicals

Worship Minute – Today I am encouraging us to live our lives like a musical! All throughout the Bible there are examples of how people responded to the Lord and His faithfulness in their lives through song. The story of Deborah in Judges 4-5, the Psalms, Mary, Zechariah, Paul in Philippians 2, and so on. Maybe we don’t have to break out in the middle of a conversation into a song and dance routine, but it wouldn’t hurt us to sing a song unto the Lord for all that He is doing in our lives. My recommendation would be to find a song that best expresses your specific worship for the moment, and then play it often and sing it loudly! It will help you to release the emotions that are built up within you that cannot come out unless accompanied by music. Music is powerful and it helps us to be expressive in our worship and praise, so get to it and start singing a song unto the Lord! Have a great week. ~ Mark

You Are Not Alone

0:38 – Where I Belong, 4:00 – Everlasting God, 8:25 Scripture Reading, 9:35 – Great is Thy Faithfulness, 13:52 – Prayer for Others/Offering/Announcements, 20:13 – 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord), 26:23 – Your Grace is Enough, 30:50 – Sermon
Pastor Bill McMinn continues the current Sermon Series, Right by Faith, as he preaches out of Romans chapter 11. Here are some of the points that he will discuss from this text:
– You are not rejected by God
– There is hope
– Don’t hike the path to hardness of heart
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Worship Minute – Col. 3:12-17

Worship Minute: “Let the peace of Christ control your heart.” I am looking at Colossians chapter 3:12-17 today and discussing what our lives should look like as an elected child of God. We should be characterized by peace and love as we show mercy and kindness to those around us, forgiving those who have sinned against us just as God in Christ has forgiven us. Everything that we do should come out of a heart that is grateful to the Lord for His mercy and compassion upon our own lives! Treating others with peace and love is our response to how God has treated us, and this is an act of worship unto the Lord! Sing and praise Him for electing you if you have indeed received Jesus as your Savior. ~ Mark

It’s Time – Nehemiah 9:36

Nehemiah recognized that he and the returning exiles were still slaves because of their sins even though they had just returned from captivity. In their desire to get back to where God really wanted them, they made a plan, signed it, and committed to making the necessary changes. Nehemiah didn’t do it alone and we are never alone through Jesus Christ and His church.