Greetings, church family! Just a couple of quick reminders this evening… The theme of the stewardship emphasis this year is Re-Member. We’re calling upon our church family to reconnect to their membership vows to support the church through prayer, presence,
New Study- Paul: A Biography The apostle Paul is arguably one of the most influential individuals in history. Through his personal ministry and his writings, he created and continues to sustain the work of Christian theology right to the present
Week 10: Self Control As we come to the end of Paul’s list of Fruit of the Spirit, we encounter “self-control.” Do you suppose it is coincidence that this character trait falls at the end of the list? If not,
Week 9: Gentleness As we draw near the end of Paul’s list of fruit of the spirit, we come across the word “gentleness.” What comes to mind when you hear the word “gentle?” Who comes to mind? The Greek word
Eastertide (April 4 – ?): The Discipline of Celebration A part of the Good News of Easter is that the Living Christ is going “ahead of us” and that we will “see him.” Join us for Easter Worship! At the
Prayer Requests: We invite you to leave your prayer requests in the comment box below. Also, fell free to to reply to a request as a way of letting others you know you are praying for them.
Week Seven (March 28-April 3): The Discipline of Submission Jesus surrendered the accolades of Palm Sunday to submit to the humiliation of Good Friday for our benefit. Participate in our Palm Sunday Parade! Make a list of random acts of
As we continue our study of the Fruit of the Spirit, we come to the word “faithfulness.” What do you think of when you hear the word “faithful?” What does a faithful person look like? The Greek word for “faithfulness
Week Six (March 21-27): The Discipline of Study God invites us to “transform” ourselves “by the renewing of your minds,” to rethink our approach to life in light of Jesus. This week, spend some time each day studying the Sermon
If you are like me, Paul’s list of the “Fruit of the Spirit” starts strong. “Love,” “Joy,” “Peace,” and “Patience” are all nice strong words with distinct meanings. In the process of being lived out, of course, they do overlap,