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New Year New You

Romans 12:1-2 As we step into 2026, many of us are thinking about change: new habits, new goals, and maybe even a “new you.” But what does real transformation look like? This Sunday, we will explore Romans 12:1–2, where Paul reminds us that true change does not come from trying harder or making resolutions. It comes from surrendering ourselves to God and allowing Him to renew our minds. Let’s start this year by asking: What does God want to make new in me…

The Gift Of Love

John 3:16; Romans 5:8; 1 John 4:9–10 This Sunday we conclude our Christmas series as we celebrate the greatest gift of all, God’s love revealed in the birth of Jesus. From the humble manger in Bethlehem, God showed His love in ways that are personal, sacrificial, and eternal. Join us as we reflect on this incredible gift and discover how His love draws near, gives fully, and can transform our hearts this Christmas season.

The Gift Of Perpetual Peace

Isaiah 9:6, Luke 2:13–14, John 14:27 In a world filled with conflict and uncertainty, true peace often feels out of reach. Yet Scripture declares that peace is not a fragile truce—it is a lasting gift found in Christ alone. This Sunday, join us as we explore The Gift of Perpetual Peace from Isaiah 9:6, Luke 2:13–14, and John 14:27. Discover how peace was promised by the prophets, proclaimed by the angels, and personally given by Jesus Himself—a peace that is…

Transforming Light

Isaiah 9:6–7; John 1:10–14 Christmas reminds us that Jesus didn’t come merely to illuminate the darkness—He came to change it. The Light of the world entered a broken, shadowed world not just to reveal truth, but to bring transformation. In Him, we find hope that penetrates despair, peace that overcomes chaos, and life that conquers death. This Sunday, discover how Christ’s light doesn’t just shine—it reshapes hearts, renews lives, and restores creation.

The Gift Of Light

John 1:1–14 Christmas reminds us that light shines brightest in the darkest places. This week, we’ll look at what it means that Jesus came as the Light of the World, and why that changes everything for us today. Join us as we kick off our new series, “The Blessings of Bethlehem’s Babe,” with the first message: The Gift of Light. Hope to see you Sunday!

What Is The Goal?

Romans 1-8 Wow! What a great message from Lucas Kitchen last week about what the church should be doing. However, it begs the question: what is my goal in life? What is yours? Where have we come from and where are we going? Paul told the Roman church that he wanted to visit them so that he could “bring [them] some spiritual gift that will help” them. I wonder what that “spiritual gift” or “spiritual blessing” might be?

Inside And Outside The Church

Join us this Sunday as our special guest, Lucas Kitchen, brings a message about what our behavior ought to look like with unbelievers as well as believers. Our challenge is to live the life that Christ gives us.

Grace Revolution

This Sunday, we are excited to host a special guest speaker, Pastor Asare Kyei-Baffour from Ghana. He will be delivering the message, and you won’t want to miss this unique opportunity. Barimah Kofi Asare Kyei-Baffour serves as the President of the Grace Inspired Center, Home Churches Network, Ghana, and is the West and East African representative of the Institute for Inspired Learning. He is also a founding member of the Coalition for Heaven. He is known for his passion as an…

Following Jesus

Following Jesus with your life means living out an active faith, one that is willing to sacrifice just as Jesus did. If you had to sum up discipleship in a single word, it would be obedience. Baptism is the very first step of obedience for every believer who desires to follow Jesus as Lord. It is a public declaration that we have been saved by God’s grace and that we want to walk with Him, identifying ourselves with Christ and…

What Kind Of Person Do You Want To Be?

1 Corinthians 2:6-3:4 The Scriptures are clear about what God wants us to be, but not everyone is there. In First Corinthians 2:6-3:4 we will see four kinds of people. As we examine each, perhaps you will have a better idea of where you are and where God wants you to be. More importantly, we will see how we can be the person God wants us to be.

If Not You Then Who?

Romans 10:13-15 When Jesus told His disciples to go into all the world and share the good news, He was trusting ordinary people, just like us, to carry His message to others. The reason you and I know Jesus today is because somewhere along the line, someone took that seriously and shared the gospel with us. This Sunday, we’re pressing pause on our Philippians series to turn our hearts toward the mission Jesus gave us. We’re going to talk about what…