Christmas Eve Service
Come join us at 7:00 PM for our candlelight Christmas Eve service. Experience the presence of God as we celebrate the birth of Jesus.
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Signs and Faithfulness
On December 21st, Rev. Gwen Andrews offered the message from Matthew 1:18-28. This is the story of how an angel spoke to Joseph in a dream that he should take Mary as his wife even though he was at a loss to know what to do. The story of Joseph speaks to us and reminds us that our plans may not work out but God has something better in store for us.
Signs and Truth
On December 14th, Pastor Larry preached on Matthew 11:2-11. This depicts John the Baptist from prison sending his disciples to ask Jesus if he was the Messiah. Jesus said look around, the blind see, the lame walk, the deaf hear, the dead are raised and good news is being proclaimed to the poor. John had doubts as we all do but when we look around and see what God is doing, we can overcome those doubts.
Signs and Stories
On December 7th, we unpacked the message given to us from John the Baptist found in Matthew 3:1-12. John challenges us to prepare our hearts for the coming of Jesus, to make a way in the midst of all that is happening in our lives. Brendan Paget served as worship leader on this day. Pastor Larry Cochran offered the message on this day. Mark Blankenship leads us in music.
Signs and Times
On November 30th, we gathered together to worship and hear a message from Rev. Dr. Gwen Andrews. This was the first Sunday in Advent, a time where we prepare our hearts for the celebration of the birth of Jesus and for the second coming of Jesus. The message came from Matthew 24:36-44. This message reminds us always to be ready, to be prepared as we live our our faith every day.
Stewardship and Generosity
On this Sunday, Pastor Larry Cochran offered the message from 2 Corinthians 9:6-11. The message focused on the joy of giving as God loves a cheerful giver.
Membership and the Church
Rev. Dr. Gwen Andrews offered the message based on Acts 2:42-47. The early church offered us a blueprint of what church should look like as a people who devoted themselves to the apostle’s teaching, prayer, sharing meals together and sharing what they had with eachother. In the church today, we are called together to the vows of prayer, presence, gifts and service.