LEADING PEOPLE TO FIND AND FOLLOW JESUS
Join us Sundays | 9 + 11am
Leading people to find and follow Jesus.
Join us Sundays 9 + 11 am
Summer Day at Grace
Sunday, July 13 | 12:30-2:30pm
Join us for an all-church summer gathering!
We’ll be celebrating baptisms outdoors and enjoy lunch, summer games and treats together as a church family. Invite a friend and join us for a time of fellowship as we kickoff summer together!
If you are interested in getting baptized, click on the button below to find out more and to sign-up. We would love to celebrate this step in your faith journey on July 13.
You are greatly loved.
Maybe you’ve never heard this before, but God is obsessed with love for you. Yes, even if you did that. And that. And yes, even that. As crazy as that may sound, after all of that, God still loves you. God’s greatest gift of love was sending His Son Jesus to live and walk and be in the mess with us.
It’s that same Jesus who died for us to remove the infection of sin – and then rose again to give us hope. He’s our Savior we celebrate today and we would love for you to join us as we worship Him together
You are greatly loved.
Maybe you’ve never heard this before, but God is obsessed with love for you. Yes, even if you did that. And that. And yes, even that. As crazy as that may sound, after all of that, God still loves you. God’s greatest gift of love was sending His Son Jesus to live and walk and be in the mess with us.
It’s that same Jesus who died for us to remove the infection of sin – and then rose again to give us hope. He’s our Savior we celebrate today and we would love for you to join us as we worship Him together
Recent Sermon
Hard Hearts, Soft Hearts, New Hearts:
The Pharisees wanted to know if divorce was permitted. Jesus tells them what God intended for marriage.
They were looking for escape clauses.
Jesus pointed them to an eternal kind of love.
They came looking for permission slips.
Jesus responded with a mirror, revealing what was really going on inside their hearts as they sought easy exits from hard commitments.
Recent Sermon