Prior to the Service Hymnals and Bibles will be removed from the pews. Offering plates will be placed at the back of each aisle so the offering could be dropped off upon entry. Every other pew will be roped off to allow social distancing but not within the pews as the church family is made … [Read more…]
The most solemn of the Jewish feats is this one, the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). There is so much meaning in this feast for followers of Christ today. Pastor Brian will unpack the truths found in this important ceremony as we gather this Sunday at 10:30 am in person, or online.
The fall feasts on the Jewish calendar have not yet been fulfilled, but they will be — in God’s timing! This week we will study about the Feast of Trumpets, which begins the New Year for the Jewish people, and see how this will be fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ. Join us for … [Read more…]
The fourth and final of the spring feasts on the Jewish calendar is the Feast of Weeks, or Pentecost. This feast climaxed the glad season of Israel’s harvest, but took on a much bigger fulfillment in New Testament times. Pastor Brian will sort out all the details in the message this week at our 10:30 … [Read more…]
When produce comes off the land at harvest time there is just something about that first tomato, or first cob of sweet corn, or first crunchy apple. It’s a sign of things to come! That’s what this Jewish feast, the Feast of Firstfruits, is all about, and it points directly to Jesus! Let’s find out … [Read more…]
The Jewish feast of Passover holds great significance for the follower of Jesus, as its imagery points to His death for us and forgiveness for our sins. Let’s unpack this great subject more thoroughly this week at our 10:30 am service and online.
Why was one of the ten commandments an injunction to ‘observe the Sabbath Day and keep it holy’? Why did God command this action and how can we put that into practice in our 21st-century world today? God’s got some answers for us, so let’s find out more this Sunday at our 10:30 am service … [Read more…]
When it comes to the life of faith, it’s not how well you start, it’s how well you finish. Just ask King Asa. He really got off to a fast start but then things went south. Why? Let’s find out in the online service this week. The regular, “in person” service moves to the tent … [Read more…]
When it comes to financial provision, we often choose fretting over faith. The apostle Paul could have easily taken this route, too, yet he learned to trust God for all his needs. That’s wise counsel and a lesson we all need to learn. Join us this Sunday for a message from God’s Word on this … [Read more…]
The apostle Paul gives a list of qualities he wants the believers in Philippi to think about, and then act on., We would all do well to take the same advice today. Let’s break down this sage advice a little further as we gather for worship this Sunday at 10:30 am. You can also catch … [Read more…]
After confronting those in the church about walking in unity the apostle Paul now switches to a more general exhortation for ALL the church congregation, that they should walk in joy, be earnest in prayer, and have a heart of gratitude. There is much here for us to glean, so let’s do that this Sunday … [Read more…]