As we continue our new year sermon series on discovering your purpose in the Kingdom. We look at what we need to do so we develop a vision of faith, and not let chaotic thinking take over.

We start a new series to get us ready for the new year. Journey together with us in discovering your purpose, joining God in living the vision He set each of us apart for. To start, we ask the questions that draw us into a deeper partnership with God in living out the vision He sees us accomplishing.

Join us for some traditional Christmas Carols, as Pastor Chip shares with us the most important word for all mankind to know, Jesus, the Savior to the world. He is the very reason people around the world celebrate Christmas. We close the service with Silent Night as Scripture is read that points to Jesus as being the light unto the world.

In this message on capturing the moment, we look at how to balance the busyness of life, and capturing the moments when the Kingdom of God is active with those around us.

As we journey through the Advent series together we talk about Pastor Chip’s theme for the season, “Good news that brings great joy.” How do we as Christians share the good news of our relationship with Jesus in a way that spreads great joy to all who hear the good news?

Enjoy our 11th annual Christmas concert, as we play modern versions of some classic carols, along with some fan favorites. Pastor Chip ends the show with a message of how the greatest gift of Christmas brings great joy to all people.

Thomas Dickson explores the seven “I AM” statements of Jesus and the profound gifts Jesus offers. Thomas will share how each declaration in each of Christ’s statements reveals a divine gift that meets humanity’s deepest needs. These gifts, freely given, remind us that the true essence of Christmas is found in embracing the eternal hope and love of Christ Jesus.

For this second of a two-part series on, “Thanksgiving.” We look at how a thankful lifestyle is rooted in the grace we receive from God. How we gain a better perspective of God’s grace when it comes to cultivating a thankful heart as a lifestyle.