Dear Church Family, Somethings just come naturally to all of us. Enjoying some time off, delighting in a delicious meal, and loving those who love us are some positive things that we don’t have to work on. They just come naturally. Unfortunately, some negative things come pretty naturally too. At the top of many peoples’ list is worry. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Philippians 4:6-7. The message title is” Prayer and the Peace of God.” God’s peace is the great conqueror of worry. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are John 14:27, John 16:33, and Romans 1:7. I am looking forward to sharing with you insights on how to pray so that God’s peace overcomes worry. May the God of peace reign in your hearts today. God bless you and keep your eyes on Jesus! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, We all have had difficult people in our lives. Sometimes the person is just fine, but a pressure-filled situation can create tension between us and them.  People problems have the potential to rob us of our joy and peace. On Sunday we will be looking at Philippians 4:2-5. The title of the message is “ Relationships and the Peace of God.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s word are I Thessalonians 5:16-18, James 3:17-18, and Romans 15:5. May the Lord bless our worship time together. May the Lord also grant you peace in your lives through peace in your relationships with others. God bless you and have a great day. Because of Jesus, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, In an increasingly confused and chaotic world peace in the human heart is more precious than ever. Like anything that is precious, peace is not all that common. In fact, Jesus is the only source of real peace at the heart level. On Sunday morning we will begin the most important chapter in the Bible that discusses how to experience God’s peace. Out text is Philippians 4:1. The title of the message is “Our Position in Christ and the Peace of God.” Other verses that will prepare your heart for the message are Psalm 28:7, I Corinthians 15:58, and Exodus 15:1-2. I trust that you will be blessed by our time together in God’s Word. May the Lord grant you His peace that passes all understanding as you face the challenges of life. God bless you and have a great day! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Happy New Year! I hope that 2020 is a year of great spiritual growth and significant conformity to Christ likeness. After all, that is why the Lord redeemed us. The Father wants to save us and make us more like His Son all for His glory. That will be the theme of Sunday’s message. The title of the sermon is “ The Ultimate Pursuit: Part II.” Our text will be Philippians 3:17-21. Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God ‘s Word are Hebrews 13:7, 2 Thessalonians 3:11, and Psalm 17:15. I am eager to share with you the wonderful truths about how to become more like Jesus. May the Lord do exceedingly abundantly above all you ask or think in the year that lies ahead. Have a great day! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, Sometimes what we need in life is a fresh perspective. For instance, at times we need to look at our job from a different angle. It provides for my family. My immediate supervisor is a great person. The commute is not bad.  I get off all major holidays. A fresh perspective can help us have a renewed enthusiasm for our vocation, which can make all the difference in the world. The same can be said about celebrating Christmas. On Sunday morning we will be looking at Luke 2:36-38. The title of the message is “How to Enjoy Christmas.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Psalm 105:4, Daniel 9:3, and Acts 8:4-8. Christmas songs should also bless each heart as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. On Sunday evening we will worship the Lord as the beautiful cantata, “ Holy Child” is presented. It should be a wonderful day. Until Sunday, may your perspective of Christmas renew your enthusiasm for Jesus. Because of Him, Pastor...

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Dear Church Family, When we find ourselves in an impossible situation, panic or irritation often sets in. It’s not that we want that to be our initial response. It’s just what naturally transpires. During the traditional service, we will be studying Matthew 14:13-21. The title of the message is “ Counting on Jesus for the Impossible.” Other verses that will prepare you for our time in God’s Word are Luke 18:27, Jeremiah 32:17, and Jeremiah 32:26-27. I trust that you will be encouraged by our time in God’s Word. The contemporary service will enjoy the Children’s Christmas program, “ The Joy of Christmas.” It should be a great Sunday morning as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Have a nice day and remember that with God all things are possible. See you on Sunday! In His Matchless Grace, Pastor...

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