Jesus shares two powerful parables about how God's Kingdom grows—sometimes mysteriously while we sleep, sometimes from the tiniest mustard seed into something unexpectedly magnificent. Join us this Sunday as we examine some honest questions about the growth we witness in ourselves versus the growth we wish would happen, discovering how God works in ways we can't always see or control.

The Apostle Paul wrote, "I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth. So neither the one who plants nor the one who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth."  We must prepare the soil of our hearts for God to grow seeds of truth, wisdom, and conviction within us.

This Sunday, we're talking about something hard - about the things that keep us far from God and from being our best selves. We’ll hear a Bible story that shows how Jesus helps people when nothing else seems to work. And we’ll talk about prayer—not as a magic fix, but as a way to bring God into the front seat of our lives instead of leaving Him in the trunk. Come ready to be challenged, comforted, and maybe even surprised by the power of prayer.

Modern
Something for nothing sounds too good to be true. That’s because it usually is. But when we really commit to something, we can be richly rewarded for the experience. And faith without commitment may be nothing at all.  

This Sunday in the Modern Worship service, our lay speaker, Patrick Wilson, will explore the issue of faith and commitment in his sermon, “Something for Nothing.” 

Traditional
What does giving “your two cents worth” mean in a world that seems to value wealth and power over sincerity and sacrifice?
In this Sunday’s sermon, we’ll explore the striking contrast Jesus makes between the wealthy scribes and the humble widow in Mark 12:38-44. While the scribes parade their wealth, a poor widow quietly offers all she has: two small coins. Could it be that in her simple, wholehearted gift, we find a deeper call for our own lives?

Join us as we honor Veterans and consider what real generosity and sacrifice look like in the eyes of Jesus with Rev. Val Stewart's sermon, "My Two Cents Worth."

What’s holding you back from following Jesus more fully?
Like the rich young man in Mark 10, many of us wrestle with letting go of what we treasure most—whether it's our time, money, or comfort. Have you ever wondered how your life might change if you took that next bold step of faith? This Sunday, we will explore how Jesus' challenge to the young man speaks directly to our lives today, and what it means for us to trust God with all we have.

Join us this Sunday for Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, “Whatever Happened to That Guy?”