Worship & Rejoice
Love God • Love Others • Make Disciples
Upcoming Events
Join us Sunday mornings for a series through some of the Psalms. After a couple of months in the Psalms we look forward to beginning an expository sermon series through Acts.
Join us after the service (at 11:30am) for our current class: "How to Understand & Interpret the Bible." This class discusses important topics about biblical interpretation in general as well as how to interpret specific genres found in Scriptures. Join us and learn how to read and understand the Bible better.
In this 8-session study on the book of Galatians, author and Bible teacher Elizabeth Woodson reveals that the struggle to fully embrace our freedom in Christ is not a new problem. Walking verse-by-verse through Paul's letter, Elizabeth highlights how this letter teaches us that in the gospel alone do we gain what we desire—freedom from sin and freedom to experience true peace, living the abundant life Jesus offers.
Women are invited to meet for a mid-week Bible study on Wednesdays at 10am. Enjoy some Christian fellowship, prayer, and Bible study with other women.
Our men are invited to gather on Thursday mornings at 9am. In addition to fellowship and prayer, this group is currently doing a study of Systematic Theology. A light bagel breakfast is provided.
What is the Gospel?
Follow the link below to answer the question, “What is the gospel?” This is a summary of a true story, but it’s not just another story–it is the story. This story defines us all. It makes us think about who we are and who we can become.
This Psalm of thanksgiving highlights God’s awesome power, faithfulness, and redemptive purposes through the lens of worship, suffering, and deliverance. The message emphasizes that God is not only worthy of praise for His acts of salvation but also for His sanctifying work in the lives of His people. Whether reflecting on Israel’s rescue through the Red Sea or personal seasons of hardship, the psalm teaches that suffering refines rather than crushes, and that God's power is always working for the good of those who trust Him.
Psalm 66 foreshadows the ultimate deliverance found in Jesus Christ. Just as God delivered Israel, He now offers eternal salvation and abundance through Christ’s sacrificial death and victorious resurrection. In both trials or abundance, the call is to trust, praise, and draw near to a holy yet compassionate God, who is not only awesome in His deeds, but personal in His love.