Set Your Heart on Things Above | Living the Transformed Life
You’re invited to join us online this Communion Sunday as Pastor Eric teaches from Colossians 3:1–17.
This message will help us refocus our minds on living out our new life in Christ by setting our minds on heavenly things, not earthly ones.
Join us for communion as we pause, reflect, and remember the grace that changes us from the inside out.
Wherever you’re watching from, take part in this meaningful time of worship and reflection.
Our Set list week includes: Forever Reign, Holy Forever, Raise a Hallelujah, Your Name and Mighty to Save.
Living the New Life
Turn with me to the book of Colossians chapter 3. Pastor Bill has been leading us through the Gospel of Mark, which of course goes through the life and ministry of Jesus, ending with his death and resurrection. In youth group last week we started a series on the book of Acts which is a […]
Compassion – The Heart of Jesus
Jesus doesn’t overlook the needs of people—He sees, cares, and provides.
This Sunday, we’ll be in Mark 8, where Jesus feeds the four thousand and shows us that compassion is more than a feeling—it takes responsibility, gives generously, and points people to the heart of God.
Compassion | The Heart of Jesus
Jesus doesn’t overlook the needs of people—He sees, cares, and provides.
This Sunday, we’ll be in Mark 8, where Jesus feeds the four thousand and shows us that compassion is more than a feeling—it takes responsibility, gives generously, and points people to the heart of God.
Join us online for worship and a message that encourages us to love others with the compassion of Christ. Our Worship set this week includes: Battle Belongs, Man of Sorrows, Come Thou Fount, Broken Vessels and Great Things.
Moved with Compassion | Loving Like Jesus
Jesus doesn’t overlook the needs of people—He sees, cares, and provides.
This Sunday, we’ll be in Mark 8, where Jesus feeds the four thousand and shows us that compassion is more than a feeling—it takes responsibility, gives generously, and points people to the heart of God.
Join us online for worship and a message that encourages us to love others with the compassion of Christ. Our Worship set this week includes: Battle Belongs, Man of Sorrows, Come Thou Fount, Broken Vessels and Great Things!
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No One is Too Far From God’s Grace
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Full Sermon:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpgQduTHkBw&t=109s
God’s Direction | Trusting the Path He Sets
Life isn’t random—God is working behind the scenes to direct your steps.
In this message from Mark 7, we see how Jesus was led exactly where He needed to be—and how others played a role in bringing someone to Him for healing. It’s a powerful reminder that God uses circumstances, people, and our obedience to guide us.
Are you paying attention to where God is leading you?
Join us online for a time of worship and a message that will encourage you to trust God’s direction in your life.
Worship set: Our God Saves, 10,000 Reasons, I Lift My Hands, Build My Life and Your Grace Is Enough.
God’s Direction | Following Where God Leads
What is guiding your life?
In Mark 7:31–37, we see Jesus on a journey that may seem random—but every step is intentional and directed by God. Along the way, a man is brought to Him in faith, and a powerful miracle takes place.
This Sunday, we’ll explore how God directs our lives through:
• His leading
• The people around us
• Our obedience
• And moments that leave us amazed
Sing along as we Worship to Our God Saves, 10,000 Reasons, I Lift My Hands, Build My Life, and Your Grace Is Enough.
Join us online as we learn to recognize where God is leading and how to follow Him with confidence.
Our Shared Hope, Because Jesus is Alive!
This Resurrection Sunday, join us online as we worship and reflect on the life-changing truth of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In a world filled with fear, loss, and uncertainty, the empty tomb reminds us that death is defeated, sin has lost its grip, and new life is possible through Christ!
In Acts 2:24, we’re reminded that death could not hold Him. Because Jesus rose from the grave, we share in the hope of eternal life, freedom from spiritual death, and the power of a renewed life in Christ. The resurrection is not just a past event—it is living hope for all of us today.
Peace Through the King
In Luke 19:37–38, the crowd joyfully praised Jesus as He entered Jerusalem:
“Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord! Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!”
This message will remind us that true peace is found in Christ alone. He brings peace to our lives, peace with God, and peace to our hearts.