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We are getting back to basics. What are the Essentials for Christians? Acts 2:42 - This week:Fellowship

Essentials - Back to Basics

Celebrate Pentecost - It's time to catch fire! Pentecost is the day we see Christians catching on fire. No, not literally but instead, the presence of God through the Holy Spirit as fire. And this fire comes to them in different ways and is expressed in different ways too. Today let's look at three ways that we can catch fire too.

Togetherness, intimate companionship, comes from spending quality time with God. This may sound like a foreign idea, but spending time with God is literally the number one way to live a life that overflows into love, joy, and peace.

God wants you to know that God sees you. God sees your big heart and your desire to change the world. And God wants you to know that your actions do matter and that you matter.

We continue in Seen, Known, Loved.... This week The Gift of Being Accepted

Our 4:12 youth bring the message of Speech. Conduct, Love, Faith and Purity. 1Timothy 4:12

God's words don’t change, they don’t fail; they are always relevant and applicable to our lives. God’s love is an invitation to us to find our deepest sense of identity and worth in the context of a relationship with God.

How do we satisfy our deep, human longing for love? We are all designed to uniquely desire love. And every single person has been deeply shaped either by love or lack of love. This week: Embraced for God

Jesus’ followers were devastated because of his death on the cross. It seemed the love of God had failed them and life was not what they had expected. It was not until it became clear that Jesus had risen from the grave that hope was restored. The resurrection of Jesus meets us in our broken lives as well and offers us new life. Easter is a celebration of a God whose love never fails

In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will transform us and the world... Now, this week the last word on the last Sunday of Lent SEVEN: It is Finished John 19:29.

This week join us as we continue on the 5th Sunday of Lent with SIX: I am Thirsty John 19:28. What are you thirsty for?

This week join us as we continue on the 4th Sunday of Lent with FIVE: Woman, Behold Your Son in John 19:26-27.

In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will transform us and the world. Now, as we continue on the 3rd Sunday of Lent with FOUR: Father Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit Luke 23:46-48.

This week join us as we continue on the 2nd Sunday of Lent with THREE: Today You Will Be With Me in Paradise Luke 23:43.

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross he spoke on that Friday. In his six hours on the cross, Jesus spoke seven words—seven statements encapsulating much of what his cross accomplished. These are called Jesus' last words. Together let's look at why these Seven are GOOD Words that will transform us and the world... On Ash Wednesday we looked at ONE: My God My God Why Have you Forsaken Me. This week join us at 8:45 Modern or 11:00 Classic onsite or online as we start the Sundays in Lent with Ash Sunday and focus on TWO: Father Forgive Them and Luke 23:34.

This Lent we are remembering the work Jesus did on the cross. One of the best ways to understand that work is to listen to the cries from the cross He spoke on that Friday. This Ash Wednesday we look at ONE: My God My God Why Have you Forsaken Me.

This is the one who calls us to follow. We can always ask which is the real Jesus? Is it the one who gets his hands dirty with the mud and spit of this world, or is it the one who stands on the mountain top and glows with a radiance divine? Well, of course, the answer is yes! Yes, it is both. The human Jesus and the divine Christ. Join us as Rev. Rick Vance leads this week for Transfiguration Sunday

Join us as Bishop Bill McAlilly leads this week through Isaiah 40:28-31.

Follow Me is what Jesus asked. It is not always easy but God always provides!