On Sundays, we meet for Bible study at 9:30am. Worship service begins at 10:30am. On the second and fourth Sundays of the month, we have lunch together followed by a topical discipleship study. Easter Sunday Schedule: Sunrise Service @ 6:30a, followed by breakfast and Morning Worship @ 9:30a.
As time permits, meditations from the Scriptures will be posted here in the blog for your encouragement in God.
Pastor Mike Rattin brings the sermon today from Romans 9:18-33 titled “The Potter and the Clay” You can listen to the message here
Pastor Mike Rattin brings the sermon today from Romans 9:14-18 titled “Election and the Mercy of God” Listen to the message here
Pastor Mike Rattin brings the message today from Romans 9:6-13 “God’s Promises Never Fail”. Listen to the sermon here
This Sunday, Matt Brown brings the sermon from Romans 8:34 – “More Than That, Who Was Raised” Listen to the sermon here
This Sunday, we were privileged to be joined by one of our supported missionaries, Edwin Colon, and members of his family from Brooklyn, NY. More information about the work he does is available on our missions page. Edwin preached a sermon from Psalm 103 entitled, “Don’t Forget In the Dark What God Has Taught You
How does a child of God live in the kingdom of man? We’ll explore this topic from a number of angles in a Sunday School series by this title beginning in October 2020. Links to notes and audio recordings will be maintained in this post as frequently as possible. Notes Foundations of Christian Civics –
John Piper helps us answer this critical question as he answers a listener’s question about Romans 14:23 which says, in part, “whatever does not proceed from faith is sin.” I encourage you to listen to or read the interview. Perhaps restating his answer in question form will help us with discerning our own hearts: Is
The original Greek New Testament contains two different words which are translated with the one English verb “love.” Many of us who have spent some years in the Christian church are familiar with these. One is agapao – related to the noun agape. The other is phileo. These two words have been commonly distinguished by
It was a packed few hours – that time between the “Last Supper” and the short walk to the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus had much to say to His disciples as He prepared to leave them. Chapters 13-17 of John record Jesus’ words during these hours in more detail than we find anywhere else. He
Consider consideration. Like many other words, to consider can have a few related, but different, common meanings. When we speak of considering a situation, possible outcomes, options, and such, we mean that there are things that should be thought about carefully and taken into account before an action is taken. When we speak of considering
