Every year brings its share of challenges, and this one will be no different. That's why we're kicking off a brand-new message series on resilience - how to bend without breaking when life gets hard. Discover the power and hope that Jesus gives us for whatever lies ahead.
Celebrating a New Year is a natural time to reflect on the past and make some adjustments going forward. In this message, we're going to learn how to incorporate Jesus and His power into our everyday decisions so we can step into the year with confidence and a renewed sense of who we are in Him.
The famous Christmas carol Go Tell It on the Mountain is based on the account found in Luke 2. It's not just a catchy tune. It's a call to joyfully share our Savior with the world!
Christmas songs tell us this is “the most wonderful time of the year,” a season when we’re supposed to be full of cheer. But what if money is tight, the gifts don’t come, or the people we love aren’t with us? In this message, the angels remind us that when we turn our focus back to God, it truly can be the most wonderful time of the year.
This Sunday at 10am, we're exploring the Song of Simeon, an ancient Christmas carol that declares our God is gloriously colorblind. Simeon held baby Jesus in his arms as he sang that this child is the Light for every nation, every culture, every shade of skin. Come hear how this ancient song confronts our prejudices and announces a Savior for the whole world.
Zechariah's song is a Spirit-filled anthem that reminds us that God never forgets his people. It's also a message of light for those who feel like they're living in the shadows and a message of peace for every heart.
Mary, the mother of Jesus, sang the first Christmas carol ever recorded, and its lyrics will leave you in awe. In her song, she reveals the amazing character of our God: mighty yet merciful, holy yet compassionate, just yet gracious. Through Mary’s voice, we hear the heartbeat of a God who lifts the humble, scatters the proud, and fills the hungry with good things.
For the past few weeks, we've been reflecting on the power of prayer for ourselves, those we love, and even for our enemies. Yet we all know the temptation to give up when it feels like God isn't answering. In this message, Pastor Ben Blumer shares the importance of being persistent in prayer.
Come along as we reflect on Jesus' command to love and pray for our enemies. Rather than meeting hostility with resentment, Christ shows us a way of responding that reflects God's mercy and opens the door to reconciliation.
Come along and learn how praying for each other brings healing, hope and strength in Christ. Let's be the kind of church that lifts each other up because prayer changes everything!
