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Day 2 of 40 Days

Read Daily Devotional If you’ve ever stood among the stars on a dark night, and taken in the vastness of His Creation, you may have felt small. Maybe even insignificant. The psalmist had the same experience – being overwhelmed by the vastness of God and His Creation. “When I consider Your heavens”, he writes. His […]

Day 1 of 40 Days

Read Daily Devotional My wife has a green thumb: every room of our flat is filled with flourishing plant life. She works constantly at keeping our plants healthy, but I often think it’s more than just proper watering and sunlight that help them prosper. It’s her constant company, good spirit, and joy-filled hope that feed […]

Examine Ourselves- 2 Corinthians 13:5

This week we turn to 2 Corinthians 13:5 and take seriously the call to examine ourselves. Scripture reminds us that the most important evaluation we ever make is not financial, physical, or social, but spiritual. God invites us to look within, hold our lives up to His Word, and honestly consider whether our faith is genuine, growing, and grounded in Christ.

Examine Yourself – 2 Corinthians 13:5

This week we turn to 2 Corinthians 13:5 and take seriously the call to examine ourselves. Scripture reminds us that the most important evaluation we ever make is not financial, physical, or social, but spiritual. God invites us to look within, hold our lives up to His Word, and honestly consider whether our faith is […]

Faith That Reaches Jesus

This week we’re in Mark 5:21–34, where two desperate situations reveal the extraordinary power of simple faith. A father pleads for his dying daughter, and a woman quietly reaches out in hope after years of suffering. Their stories remind us that faith does not require perfect words or flawless understanding. It simply comes to Jesus, trusting Him with what we cannot fix ourselves. Join us as we worship and discover how bringing our problems to Christ leads to freedom, peace, and lasting change.

Important Update: Due to the weather, our Annual Meeting has been postponed to next Sunday, February 1st, following 2nd service.

One True Hope 8:30AM

Today we open Mark 5:1–20 and witness one of the most powerful transformations in Scripture. A man broken, isolated, and overwhelmed by darkness encounters Jesus and finds freedom that no chain or human effort could provide. This passage reminds us that no life is too far gone, no struggle too deep, and no darkness too strong for the power and mercy of Christ. Join us as we worship and discover where true freedom and lasting hope are found.

Reminder: Our Annual Meeting is set for the last Sunday in January, January 25th, immediately following 2nd service.

Quiet, Be Still

Tonight we’re in Mark 4:35–41, where the disciples face a furious storm and discover something unforgettable about Jesus. Sometimes obedience still leads us into rough waters, but we are never alone in the boat. In the middle of fear, questions, and waves that feel overwhelming, Jesus speaks with authority, bringing calm and calling His people to deeper faith. Join us as we worship and learn what it looks like to encounter God in the waves of life, trust His presence, and stand in awe of His power.

Reminder: Our Annual Meeting is set for the last Sunday in January, January 25th, right after 2nd service.

When God Grows What He Plants

This week we’ll be in Mark 4:30–34, where Jesus reminds us that the Kingdom of God often begins small but grows in powerful and life-giving ways. Spiritual vitality is not about appearances, noise, or perfection. It’s about God at work within us, producing growth, fruit, and blessing for others over time. As we worship together and reflect on the evidence of God’s work in our lives, we’ll be encouraged to stay aware, keep growing, and allow God to use us as a source of shelter, hope, and help for those around us.

Important Note
Because the snow is here, we’re moving our Family Sledding Meet-Up to TODAY from 4–6 PM at Hidden Valley Park. Bundle up and come join the fun!

New Year, New Priorities 

There is always an opportunity cost. In other words, when you say yes to spending your time and energy on something, you are saying no to something else. When you add these responsibilities to raising children, serving in church, serving in the community, working a full time job, going to school. Whatever it is, you […]