Weekly Sermon
Do you feel emotionally drained, too tired to keep going? What comes next when you feel like you can’t be replenished anymore?
God’s love is too great to leave you in a state of emptiness. He is ready to refill you with new purpose, new love, and new life, starting now! Join Pastor Sharleen as she explores how Jesus transforms and reveals His greater plans and story for you.
You can’t be anything you choose to be, but you can be everything God made you to be.
Join Pastor JB in the third episode of “Find Your Life Again” as he points us back to the identity Jesus paid for us with the highest price imaginable. Through Jesus and His dearest cousin, we learn key ways to gain a greater purpose and joy through deepening a personal relationship with God.
God can take a tough, unideal, unwanted situation and use it for good.
Join Pastor JB in the second episode of “Find Your Life Again” as he explores the many ways Jesus brings identity and purpose, and unlocks several keys to getting to know more of Jesus. Jesus is someone you were made to experience, and when you do, you find life and joy that no one else can give. He stands at your door and knocks; are you ready to experience more of Him?
Do you feel like you’ve lost something during this past pandemic? How do we pick up the pieces of our lives when we’ve lost a big part of it?
Finding our way in life won’t be easy if we do it ourselves, but there is life in Jesus that we cannot find anywhere else, a Light so powerful that nothing can overcome it. Join Pastor JB in this Easter Service to rediscover your life through the lens of Jesus, and see how His story gives renewal beyond imagination.
God tells us to trust and show grace to others, but how do we do so when the other person already betrayed our trust? Failures can be reconsidered as experiments, for us to come through on the other side better, not bitter. Join Pastor Tim Osiowy as he explores different perspectives on how to rebuild relationships when the trust has already been broken. Just as God shows us forgiveness and grace, we can go and do the same, especially to those who need it the most.
