We have an amazing, all-loving God. He shares of Himself and pours out grace upon grace. Our privilege, our call is to draw near in utter dependence. Whatever washes on our shore, whatever we face in tomorrow’s journey, we have the privilege of bringing it to the throne of the King. May we bring every need and concern, every joy and thanksgiving… as we storm the throne of grace.

We, as believers, are called to live a life on fire for Jesus. But that is not just a call for us personally. We are also called to pour into our families, building a family of God. This world needs to see the greatness of our God at work in our home lives. May our love for Jesus impact our conversations, our parenting, our roles as husbands and wives, and our covenant commitment that all reflect His glory. May our homes reflect that we follow the risen Savior.

Jesus Christ is King of Kings, King of all creation. All authority has been given to Him in Heaven and on earth. He has authority to move as He sees fit. In this Easter season, may we bow before the one of mighty impact and all authority!

Are you ready to partner with the Almighty? Are you ready to join with your King “for such a time as this”? We are launching a Stewardship Campaign to finish our building plans that we started back in 2010. It is time to add to our children’s and student ministries areas, as well as increase the atrium and adult spaces. Join us for this Stewardship Campaign series, "For Such a Time as This."

Genesis is the book of beginnings. It explains the origin of all matter, mankind, sin, justice, and even salvation. But it is so much more. It is a book that captures the multifaceted greatness of our God. As we dive into Genesis 1–11, let’s see our God in all His perfect glory. Let’s see His hand in all of creation. Let’s see the promise of His handiwork even in the great restoration and salvation He provides. No matter what obstacles arise, our great God is truly unstoppable!

While we often look at Genesis as describing the “beginning”, it is also the road map all the way to the end. Genesis reveals some of the essential details in God’s plans, and that includes Christmas. So in this Christmas season, lets look back to Genesis, dive into Matthew and Luke, and look up in worship as we see a God who has a thorough, and completely fulfilled plan for our salvation!

Genesis is the book of beginnings. It explains the beginning of all matter, mankind, sin, justice, and even salvation. But it is so much more. It is a book that captures the many-faceted greatness of our God. As we dive into Genesis 1-11, let’s see our God in all of His perfect glory. Let’s see His hand in all of creation. Let’s see the promise of His handiwork even in the great restoration and salvation that He provides. No matter what obstacles arise… our great God is truly unstoppable!