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We want to see lives transformed through a relationship with Jesus. One way we witness that is by sharing God’s Story and equipping you to share His story as well.We strive for sermons and teaching that is informative, applicable, inviting, and transformative. Sunday morning messages, plus other Bible studies, classes, and special events. We are a welcoming, Bible based, Christian Church, and would love to worship with you.
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Becoming more like Jesus begins with learning to pay attention to what God is doing within us and around us. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Sheri Perenon, continues our series through Ephesians with a message titled “Be Attentive,” based on Ephesians 1:15-23. Through Paul’s prayer for the church, we will consider what it means to have our eyes opened to God’s hope, power, and presence. As we become more attentive to His work, we begin to recognize the extraordinary hope we have been called to and the ...
What does it look like to become more like Jesus for the sake of the world around us? This Sunday, we begin a new series through Ephesians, exploring how God’s grace shapes us individually and together as the church so that the love and mercy of Jesus become visible through our lives. We begin with “It Starts With Praise,” based on Ephesians 1:1-10. As Paul celebrates the spiritual blessings we have received through Christ, we’ll discover how the practice of praise turns our attention toward ...
Nehemiah refuses to be pulled away from the important work God has called him to complete. In Nehemiah 6:1 to 9, his enemies attempt to distract and intimidate him, but he remains focused and declares, “I am carrying on a great project and cannot go down.” This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham concludes our Nehemiah series with “Look Beyond the Noise.” Together, we will explore how to recognize the voices and distractions competing for our attention, remain grounded in God’s truth, and stay f...
Who might God be calling us to notice? In Nehemiah 5:1–13, the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls is interrupted by the cries of families facing poverty, debt, and injustice. Nehemiah does not ignore their suffering. He listens and calls the community to respond with integrity and compassion. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham continues our Nehemiah series with “Look Around,” inviting us to see those in need and consider how God may be calling us to act. Join us as we discover what it means t...
Fear can easily shape our thoughts, weaken our resolve, and distract us from the work God has called us to do. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham continues our Nehemiah series with a message titled "Look Inside," based on Nehemiah 4:10-23. As Nehemiah and the people face opposition, threats, and growing uncertainty, they are forced to confront their fears while remaining committed to rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls. Their story invites us to consider the fears we carry, recognize how they inf...
What are you looking to when life feels uncertain or overwhelming? What we choose to focus on matters. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham begins a new four week sermon series through the book of Nehemiah, exploring what it means to be a people who look to God as we make our way through life. The series begins with Look Up, based on Nehemiah 1:1–11. When Nehemiah receives heartbreaking news about Jerusalem, his first response is to turn to God. He mourns, fasts, and prays, reminding us that...
What does it mean to experience the unity that Jesus prayed for? Before His arrest and crucifixion, Jesus lifted His eyes in prayer, not only for His disciples but for everyone who would one day believe in Him. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham's message, One, explores John 17:20-26, where Jesus prays that His followers would share in the same unity and love that exists between the Father and the Son. More than simply getting along, this unity reflects God's presence, reveals His love to ...
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Paul Cunningham brings a message titled A Friend of Jesus, based on John 15:9-17. In this powerful passage, Jesus invites His disciples into a relationship marked by love, obedience, and friendship. As He teaches them to remain in His love and to love one another with the same sacrificial love He has shown them, we discover that friendship with Jesus is not simply a title but a way of living, one that shapes our relationships and calls us to reflect His love in the world...
We want to see lives transformed through a relationship with Jesus. One way we witness that is by sharing God’s Story and equipping you to share His story as well.We strive for sermons and teaching that is informative, applicable, inviting, and transformative. Sunday morning messages, plus other Bible studies, classes, and special events. We are a welcoming, Bible based, Christian Church, and would love to worship with you.
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