This Sunday is the first Sunday of Christmas. We have just celebrated His coming during the Advent season, yet we still wait His coming every day – to meet us in the challenges that this life presents while we look to His coming again to make all things new.
Read MoreOur “little question” this week is one that I remember asking myself as a kid: Why did Jesus have to die? Appropriate to the topic of our question, we'll also be joining together at the Lord's Table, as we do at the beginning of every month.
Read MoreThis weekend, we will join together to proclaim the good news of Christmas alongside our brothers and sisters. Ed will be preaching on an additional name of God, El Roi, which means "The God Who Sees."
Read MoreThis Sunday we conclude our Summer Series in the Psalms looking at the end of the Psalter at Psalm 150
Read MoreThis Sunday, Ed Satterfield continues our study of the Psalms looking at Psalm 91 and the certainty of God’s promise of protection and care in the midst of all kinds of trouble.
Read MoreThis week, we'll be looking at 1 John 5, and the promise that "He who has the son, has the Life!"
Read MoreAs you come to worship this Sunday, come to share that walk with your brothers and sisters with a readiness to connect in open vulnerability in God’s loving family in how your journey is going this week. We will continue our exploration of 1 John in chapter 3.
Read MoreThis week in worship, we will explore the story of Joseph and the way God shows His mercy to bring about transformation and redemption for the whole world.
Read MoreWorship is what we were made for, and Ed will be teaching us not only about the importance of worship but how to practice it.
Read MoreThe passage this week is probably one of the most famous of the whole book. Paul’s metaphor of having “treasure in clay jars” is a powerful image that communicates what it means to have tremendous power (the treasure of the gospel and the Holy Spirit) in such apparent weakness (the “clay jar” of our mortal bodies).
Read MoreThis Sunday, we’ll look at “part 2” of the great throne room scene in Revelation 4 and 5. Some have called Revelation 5 the most important chapter in the Bible. In an astonishing turn, we see that the throne of God is shared with another– the slain Lamb.
Read MoreThis week, we study Psalm 123 and see ourselves as servants of a merciful Master who helps us journey in a life full of contempt.
Read MoreThis week, Ed Satterfield will lead us through chapter 5 of James, exploring a key ingredient that helps us to be patient amidst trials, suffering and injustices— the imminent return of the Lord Jesus.
Read MoreAs we’ve been seeing throughout our series, Jesus uses questions to connect deeply with people. This week in particular, the question we’ll look at shows how much Jesus presses the hearer to fuller self-exploration.
Read MoreJoin us this week as we look at the hymn: O Little Town of Bethlehem.
Read MoreOur scripture this week is focusing on the ninth commandment — do not bear false testimony. We’ll look at how this commandment addresses not only blatant lies, but the attitude of heart’s in what we say about others.
Read MoreThis week our focus on the fifth commandment, “Honor Your Father and Mother” will demonstrate that this commandment is like an overall summary for the entire second group of commandment and that these commandments relate to all our human relationships.
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