Traditional Worship @ 8:30 and 11:00 am

Modern Worship @ 11:15 am

This Sunday, we’re kicking off a new series about spiritually strengthening. Just like we need exercise for our bodies, we need spiritual habits to keep our faith healthy and growing. Together, we’ll explore simple practices to help us connect with God and find more joy, strength, and wisdom. Don’t miss this chance to start the year off with a spark that could change everything!

In this week's scripture reading, Luke 1:46-55, we hear Mother Mary's song, the Magnificat. In her song she sings about her delight in the Lord and her awe at His great love.  But what if this song is our song too?  Join us Sunday at 8:30 and 11:0 am as Pastor Tully reflects on Mary's words in her verse and imagines that these were our words too.

Traditional, Dr. Kevin Tully, Senior Pastor

In a time of division and uncertainty, the prophet Isaiah delivered a powerful message of hope, reminding us that true salvation doesn’t come from earthly powers but from trusting in God’s promises. As we light the pink candle of Advent, symbolizing joy, we are invited to reflect on where we place our trust and how God’s love calls us home. Come experience the joy of Christmas with us this Sunday!

Traditional, Dr. Kevin Tully, Senior Pastor

The second week of Advent is centered on the theme of peace. This theme is based on Isaiah 9:6, which refers to Jesus as the "Prince of Peace." It is a time to reflect on the peace Jesus brings to the world and the reconciliation he offers between humanity and God. Dr. Tully will preach on Peace this Sunday and how it helps us all.

Traditional

What words would you choose from the Bible that you find interesting?

Wouldn’t it be interesting to have a conversation around a table and ask your friends to list the one or two most important words in their life; the ones that have shaped them, that direct them? I can imagine people saying things like family, or
discipline, or effort, or love, or compassion, or kindness. Those are all good words to live by. This morning, I’d like to invite you to consider a word that I think we all ought to treasure and live by. The word is hope. Come listen to Dr. Tully talk about the word Hope and how it can change all our lives.