Join us for our all church picnic on May 25th, 11am at Ralph Ficke Memorial Park!
This will be in place of our regular Sunday gathering.
more InfoThis will be in place of our regular Sunday gathering.
In this sermon from Micah 6, we explore the most important question anyone can ask: How do I come before the Lord? Through Israel’s history and failure, we see that no amount of ritual, wealth, or effort can earn God’s favor—but Micah points us to the one who fulfilled the law on our behalf.
In this message from the book of Obadiah, Dylan unpacks the dangers of pride, the certainty of God’s justice, and the hope found in His redemption. Tracing the story from a family feud between Jacob and Esau to the fall of Edom, we’re reminded that God sees injustice, deals with it in His timing, and offers us a better way through Christ. Where pride isolates and justice convicts, Jesus brings lasting hope.
When worship becomes hollow and self-serving, God is not impressed—but grieved. The book of Amos reminds us that true worship flows not from songs or rituals, but from lives marked by justice, righteousness, and wholehearted devotion.
When everything falls apart, who do you become? In the book of Joel, Israel’s repentance meets a God who isn’t just willing—but eager—to forgive and restore. Join us as we continue our series through the minor prophets.
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