Jesus is our Joy! He is joyful and in Him we find our joy! It's his presence that brings us joy, a delight in who He is and what He's done. God is FOR YOU, and through Jesus we find everlasting Joy that starts here and now!

Jesus our Peace! In this second week of Advent we are looking at what it means to have Jesus, the Prince of Peace, be our king, our ruler, the authority in our lives! Things change when we let God rule instead of trying to establish and build our own personal kingdom.

In this first week of Advent we are focusing on Jesus our Hope. He is our hope and our hope is in Him! Proverbs says that hope deferred, or a lack of hope, can make our hearts sick. If you've ever experienced a sick heart from hopelessness, jump in, watch this service and be encouraged that Jesus is our Hope!

Giving thanks to God is an act of worship! It's honoring Him for who He is and what He has done. It also builds expectation for Him to do it again! When we are thankful we remind ourselves of what He's done, honor Him for doing it, and give place for Him to do it again.

After deciding that we don't want negativity coming out of our mouths, or complaining, what do we do? We have to change what we're saying. It's not just choosing NOT to say what we shouldn't say, it's choosing TO say what we should say!

It's November, and that means we're giving thanks! In this three week series on Thanksgiving we are looking at the decisions we need to make to choose to give thanks instead of complain! Today, we're washing our mouths out with soap!!!

If God is merciful then how is He also Fair & Just? And what about judgement? Where does that come in to play? Is there a judgement day? Will we be judged? Do we get to judge others for their actions? As we wrap up this series on Grace & Mercy, we're taking a look at how it all plays out in our lives through Judgement and Justice.

We have received Mercy, now it's our turn to show mercy!

How do Grace and Mercy work? How do they work together? What is Mercy and how does it connect to Jesus, our Great High Priest.

Grace saves us, it sets us free, AND it sustains us! This is why grace is so important. We need it everyday!!!

Grace isn't just a part of our eternal salvation, but it's about our immediate freedom here on earth. Grace helps in our time of struggle. Grace meets us where we are at. Grace gives us freedom instead of bondage.

We are starting a new series today, and it's all about Grace! Grace is absolutely essential to our Christian life, our salvation and our freedom. Without Grace, this just doesn't work. So, what is it? And why is it so important?

As we wrap up this series, we have to ask, "Where do we go from here?" We've talked about this "kingdom", God's rule and reign, His authority, the King's Domain... What now?

Matthew 25 actually contains three parables from Jesus. The second is about three servants who are given charge of their masters finances while being gone on a trip. The lesson? What we do with what we've been given makes all the difference!

Jesus tells a story in Matthew 25 that asks a very pointed question: Are You Prepared? It's a question we need to ask often. Are we prepared? Are we paying attention? Are we doing what we need to do today for what we are called to do tomorrow?

Join us as we worship together and celebrate God's faithfulness!

The Kingdom is looking for you, are you looking for the Kingdom? Jesus said the Kingdom is like a merchant looking ....but also, the Kingdom is a treasure, we should be seeking to find.

The Kingdom is looking for you, are you looking for the Kingdom? Jesus said the Kingdom is like a merchant looking ....but also, the Kingdom is a treasure, we should be seeking to find.

We are all invited. Do we all accept the invitation? To enjoy a gift you must receive it, accept it, but to do that, you must make a choice that you want the gift. We are all invited…

Jesus talked about two aspects of our interaction with the Kingdom very often. To Enter and to See the Kingdom. One is our Position, one is our Experience!