Join us this week as we continue our prayer series and look at the importance of reading Scripture in context and discovering some prayer postures that we can use in our own prayer life.
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We are continuing in our Five Prayers series, and this week, we’ll turn to a psalm that speaks honestly to the depths of our hearts—one that invites us into a posture of full surrender.
Join us as we journey through Psalm 13 together and discover how God meets us in seasons of waiting, questions, and trust.
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What do you do when you've prayed about something for so long and with so much passion that you no longer have the words to pray, but you know that you need to continue praying?
Join us as we look at what Paul says and see several examples from the Old and New Testaments.
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Maybe you remember a craze in the early 2000s where Christian publishing was all in on the prayer of Jabez. From coffee mugs to neckties, this prayer was reprinted over and over again. I’m not sure the message of the passage survived the marketing. What is the heart of this prayer, and what can we learn from this short prayer in the Old Testament?
Join us this Sunday as we begin our look at Five Prayers we can be praying in our lives.
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As Christians, we believe that prayer is central to the Christian life. Scripture says we should “pray without ceasing”.
Dive into God’s Word as we start the new year off with a sermon series on prayer.
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If you really want to be changed by God's Word, you have to do more than listen to a sermon. Reading through the Bible in a year won’t do it either. You may be surprised by this, but even doing an in-depth Bible study will not change you to be more Christ-like.
So what is the answer? Application.
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Do you remember the greatest gift you ever received as a kid—the one given with so much love and thought that it stayed with you long after the wrapping paper was gone? Scripture tells us that God’s greatest gift was given the same way, from a heart of deep love and with our very best in mind. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,” a Savior born not just for a moment, but for eternity.
This Christmas, the question isn’t whether the gift has been given—but whether we’re willing to open it and truly receive the good news of great joy.
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The Advent season invites us to slow down and prepare our hearts to remember the Birth of Christ. This Sunday, we reflect on the theme of LOVE—a love that entered our world through Jesus and continues to transform our lives today.
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Our Advent series continues as Pastor Ben shares with us some of the elements necessary to compose a song of JOY in our lives.
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This Sunday, we continue in our Advent series, this week looking at the theme of Peace. In Jesus, we have the PEACE of heaven brought to the hearts of all people.
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This week, we look at the idea of HOPE that at times feels so fragile in the world we live in.
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This Sunday, PASTOR BEN RETURNS and shares with us what the Lord has been reminding him of over the last number of months. His message centers on Mark 6:45–51 as we see the profound power and presence of Jesus in our lives.
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This Sunday, we wrap up our series in Titus! We’ll explore Titus 3—a passage that invites us to remember where we came from, rejoice in God’s saving kindness, and live out a faith that blesses the generations after us. It’s a warm call into humility, unity, and everyday discipleship that ensures the gospel doesn’t stop with us.
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This week, Pastor Scott will show the incredible benefits of a multi-generational church.
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This week, we had the privilege of hearing from Northern Regional Team Leader, Rev. Tim Keller, of the Western PA District of the Christian & Missionary Alliance.
Rev. Keller will be teaching on Titus 1:1–16 (NIV), establishing the importance and qualifications of church elders.
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The apostle Paul made a paradoxical statement in 2 Corinthians 12:10 that seems to contradict our experience in life: “when I am weak, then I am strong”. Isn’t it usually one or the other? What did he mean? And why did he say he would boast about the things that showed his weakness?
Find out in this sermon with special guest Clyde Davis.
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