Please join us at 10:30 a.m. for a time of teaching, worship, and fellowship. This Sunday, guest preacher Dr. Dillon Thornton will be giving a sermon titled "Reflecting on God" from Psalm 1.

Seeing Everyone, Everywhere, All the Time: How Our Devices Incite Envy, with Dr. Dillon Thornton

(Author, Deathly (De)Vices: Our Ever-Present Portals to Seven Ancient Sins, and Lead Pastor, Faith Community Church in Seminole, Florida)

Dillon will awaken our imaginations to the de-formative power of our phones and social media, with a particular focus on how they stoke unhealthy envy in our hearts. Dillon’s insights will be powerfully relevant, both for the curious and the convinced. His book will be available for purchase, but admission is free and without obligation.

Join us for a study of Romans - Paul’s powerful explanation of the gospel and life under the new covenant in Christ.

Men: Saturday 8:00 AM
Women: Wednesday 6:30 PM, Thursday 9:30 AM

Our heart for the youth group is all about belonging. We want every single young person to know and experience that in the Church they can be loved, be cared for, and belong. We can't wait to build our community together!

Youth ages 6th-12th grade, join us on Wednesday Evenings, 6:30 PM for a time of teaching and fun.  

A fundamental question woven through the book of Samuel is who is the real king of Israel. After the failures of Eli's and Samuel's sons, the people ask for a king, which God interprets as a rejection of his kingship. Saul fails in large part because of his lack of obedience to God, the true king. David has a mixed record but succeeds, if you will, to the degree that he trusts in God. But even he is not the true king of Israel.

Ages 6th grade through High School - 9:00 AM in the Parlor.

A fundamental question woven through the book of Samuel is who is the real king of Israel. After the failures of Eli's and Samuel's sons, the people ask for a king, which God interprets as a rejection of his kingship. Saul fails in large part because of his lack of obedience to God, the true king. David has a mixed record but succeeds, if you will, to the degree that he trusts in God. But even he is not the true king of Israel.