Run to God. I Kings 19 contains the remarkable journey of Elijah the prophet from miraculous success to serious sadness. We will be reminded of God’s deep care when the “journey is too much for you” and how to hear God’s still small voice of promise and hope.

We gather together to give God thanks for the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Pastor Dan will open God’s word with us and help us understand God’s truth from Psalm 80.

We will gather to worship God and learn from the Apostle Pauls’s letter to the church in Rome. We have been slowly moving through the magnificent chapter 12 and will look closely at verses 3-8. Our Old Testament example illustrating Sober Self Assessment is Moses.

Generous with God’s Grace. What if our new year’s resolutions focused on others instead of ourselves? Jesus’ parable of the Unmerciful Servant in Matthew 18:21-35 challenges us to be generous with God’s grace in 2023.

How are Christmas (celebrating the birth of Jesus) and the Fourth of July (celebrating the birth of a nation) the same and different? While we still grieve not being able to gather on Christmas Eve or Christmas day, we look forward with eager anticipation to this Sunday as we gather to worship our great God […]

As we gather, we will celebrate the four great songs of Luke’s gospel. In music and word, we will give thanks to God for the gift of his Son and discover what God is doing when he comes in person to the world. Our texts will be from Luke 1 and 2.

A Weary World Rejoices: TROUBLED. We will remember the reason for the season when we are weary from troubled hearts. This Sunday we continue the season of Advent that calls us “to meditate on the three “comings” of Christ: his birth at Bethlehem, his coming into our lives today, and his final coming at the […]

A Weary World Rejoices: EXHAUSTION. We will remember the reason for the season when we are weary from exhaustion. This Sunday we continue the season of Advent that calls us “to meditate on the three “comings” of Christ: his birth at Bethlehem, his coming into our lives today, and his final coming at the end […]

A Weary World Rejoices: Worry. We will remember the reason for the season when we are weary of worry. This Sunday we continue the season of Advent that calls us “to meditate on the three “comings” of Christ: his birth at Bethlehem, his coming into our lives today, and his final coming at the end […]

How to Wait Well. As we move further into the season of Advent, Pastor Dan will lead us with a message from Luke 2:22-40, “How to Wait Well”.