Bulletins & Worship Archive
September 6, 2026
Grounded in Creation Air Before a storm arrives, you can often feel it in the air. This Sunday, we’ll explore how Scripture speaks of wind, breath, and Spirit as powerful forces that shape, transform, and bring new life. Come worship with us this Sunday as we listen...
August 30, 2026
Grounded in Creation Air Before a storm arrives, you can often feel it in the air. This Sunday, we’ll explore how Scripture speaks of wind, breath, and Spirit as powerful forces that shape, transform, and bring new life. Come worship with us this Sunday as we listen...
August 23, 2026
Grounded in Creation Air Before a storm arrives, you can often feel it in the air. This Sunday, we’ll explore how Scripture speaks of wind, breath, and Spirit as powerful forces that shape, transform, and bring new life. Come worship with us this Sunday as we listen...
August 16, 2026
Grounded in Creation Fire Fire can warm, guide, and sustain life. It can also consume everything in its path. This Sunday, we'll explore Moses' encounter with the burning bush and discover what God's presence has in common with fire: powerful, life-giving, and never...
August 9, 2026
Grounded in Creation Water We all know what it feels like to be thirsty for water, purpose, hope, peace, or connection. This Sunday, we'll explore Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well and discover the difference between simply holding onto God's...
August 2, 2026
Grounded in Creation Earth What if the words, "You are dust, and to dust you shall return," are meant to offer hope as much as humility? This Sunday, we'll explore what it means that Scripture says we were formed from the earth itself. We will remember our connection...
July 26, 2026
It's Complicated Heroes. Villains. Or… It’s Complicated? We love to sort people into neat categories—heroes, villains, insiders, outsiders. But in Acts 10, God refuses to play by those rules. This week we’ll meet Cornelius, a Roman centurion who seems like the last...
July 19, 2026
The Apostle Villains & Heroes of the Bible Our Heroes & Villains of the Bible continues with an in-depth look at Saul and his incredible journey from chief persecutor of the early church to its greatest nurturer as the Apostle Paul! Special music at 9AM will feature...
July 12, 2026
The Crowds Villains & Heroes of the Bible Villains and heroes aren't always individuals like Rahab, pharaoh, or King David. They can also be a group of people - a crowd. Crowds of people can both 'fund' causes to propel movements, as well as remain silent and...
July 5, 2026
The Tempter Villains & Heroes of the Bible Join us next week as we continue our sermon series on Villains and Heros of the Bible and look at the Tempter. We will see how Jesus resists the Tempter in the desert after he's baptized, by trusting in the name and identity...
June 28, 2026
The Crown Villains & Heroes of the Bible This Sunday, we continue our Villains and Heroes in the Bible series with a look at the ancient family of Herod—a family driven by fear, insecurity, and the desperate need to hold onto power. Herod's story reminds us that...
June 21, 2026
The King Villains & Heroes of the Bible Join us for worship on Sunday as we take on another hero (or villain?) of the Bible - the King. We’ll explore the character of one of Israel’s most (in)famous kings - David - a flawed and faithful leader. And together, we’ll...
June 14, 2026
The Unlikely Heroine Villains & Heroes of the Bible Rahab is given many names, but she names herself worthy. Her quick thinking and declaration of God's power not only change the course of history for the Israelites but also shape Jesus’ family tree. She is an...
June 7, 2026
The Pharoah Villains & Heroes of the Bible Please join us for worship this Sunday as we continue our series “Villains and Heroes of the Bible.” This week, we dive into the Exodus story with a spotlight on the villainous Pharoah. As with all of the Biblical...
May 31, 2026
The Serpant Villains & Heroes of the Bible Our new Sermon Series, Villains and Heroes of the Bible, begins appropriately with the Serpent in Genesis. Where God begins with abundance to Adam and Eve: “You may eat from any tree,” the Serpent narrows all of creation...
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