Jesus did not come to be served but to serve. He served us by giving his life as a ransom for our sins. That changed things for us. We no longer live for ourselves but for the One who lived and died and rose for us. What a joy it is and what a blessing…
Cain killed his brother Abel. God tried to call him to repentance. Rather than owning it, Cain asked the question that still resounds in homes and hallways and hearts today: “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Actually, Cain, yes; yes, you are. We all are. We all are our brother’s keeper. We all are called –…
“Take Time Together . . . on a Sunday Morning” The focus of worship and the sermon this weekend will be on the blessings that come when families take time and make time to regularly worship together.
Join us for our annual pig roast and church picnic this Sunday, September 9. Our outdoor service will begin at 10:30 that morning with our picnic to follow. Join us for some “Fun in the Son!”