Worship Services by Pastor Peter Johnson

July 20, 2025 — 9:00 AM: ‘Mary Magdalene, a Much-Maligned Disciple’

Pastor Peter spoke of Mary Magdalene today, recounting how she was the first to witness the resurrected Jesus. However, many people doubted her when she shared that her Lord had returned. Pastor Peter shared this woman’s story, along with other touching tales, to remind us that witnessing God can occur in unexpected and surprising ways. How can we follow these women’s examples and cultivate empathy and compassion in our own lives? How can we nurture the future of faith and…

Easter Sunday Service

This Easter Sunday celebration honored Jesus’ resurrection with uplifting songs and a heartfelt sermon about hope and renewal. It was a beautiful day of worship, leaving us inspired to share the message of hope in our lives.

Good Friday

Good Friday is a day of mourning as we reflect on the sacrifice that Jesus Christ made for our sins. During moments of meditation, Pastor Matthew, Pastor Kristin, and Pastor Peter recounted the story of the crucifixion, accompanied by the dramatic backdrop of a choir and orchestra.

April 6, 2025 — 10:30 AM: ‘We Trust’

Pastor Peter spoke about how we, as God’s people, often mix worry with trust while living out our faith in our daily lives. Whether it’s planting a seed too early or trying to rush our personal growth, the process always unfolds at the right pace. We must have faith, which helps our worries recede and allows love to succeed.

April 6, 2025 — 9:00 AM: ‘We Trust’

Pastor Peter spoke about how we, as God’s people, often mix worry with trust while living out our faith in our daily lives. Whether it’s planting a seed too early or trying to rush our personal growth, the process always unfolds at the right pace. We must have faith, which helps our worries recede and allows love to succeed.

March 16, 2025 — 10:30 AM: ‘We love (everyone)’

Pastor Peter preached about love this Sunday. During his sermon, he invited us to share our stories with our neighbors and listen to theirs to better understand each other. There is so much more to people’s lives than we are aware of. Let’s work together to cultivate a beloved community — in Christ.