Join us for this fourth Sunday of Advent as we continue our sermon series "What is She Doing Here?" We'll be talking about Bathsheba, Uriah's wife. Our scripture reading will be from Matthew 1:6b, 16&17, and 2 Samuel 11:1-5.
Join us for this fourth Sunday of Advent as we continue our sermon series "What is She Doing Here?" We'll be talking about Bathsheba, Uriah's wife. Our scripture reading will be from Matthew 1:6b, 16&17, and 2 Samuel 11:1-5.
Join us on this third Sunday of Advent for our All Ages Christmas Pageant during our Contemporary Worship service. Special music will be led by some of our new contemporary worship team, The Found.
Join us on this third Sunday of Advent for our Christmas Choir Cantata led by our Faith Singers choir during our Traditional Worship service.
On this second Sunday of Advent, we continue our sermon series, "What is She Doing Here?" We'll be learning about Jesus' ancestor, Ruth the Moabite. Our Scripture reading will be from Matthew 1:5b-6a and Ruth 2:5-12.
On this second Sunday of Advent, we continue our sermon series, "What is She Doing Here?" We'll be learning about Jesus' ancestor, Ruth the Moabite. Our Scripture reading will be from Matthew 1:5b-6a and Ruth 2:5-12.
The Gospel of Matthew begins with Jesus' genealogy. The women named there are "surprising," for they don’t seem to fit our cultural assumptions around the origins of greatness. Our Advent sermon series, "What is She Doing Here?" will explore what this meant for Jesus and us today. This Sunday, we celebrate the first Sunday of Advent. We will begin by looking at the lives of Tamar & Rahab.
The Gospel of Matthew begins with Jesus' genealogy. The women named there are "surprising," for they don’t seem to fit our cultural assumptions around the origins of greatness. Our Advent sermon series, "What is She Doing Here?" will explore what this meant for Jesus and us today. This Sunday, we celebrate the first Sunday of Advent. We will begin by looking at the lives of Tamar & Rahab.
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