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The Moral Danger of Aesthetic Relativism
03.04.25 | Discipleship | by John Wykoff
Sadly, sin can corrupt our aesthetic sense just as surely as it corrupts our moral sense. God’s goodness is manifest as beauty everywhere in the world, but man’s faculty for recognizing and receiving that goodness...
Investing in the Lives of Others
02.18.25 | Women's Ministry | by Sarah Wade
I’ve come to see that God gives us what we need in our lives. Every day He gives us opportunities to learn from others and to teach others. I want to challenge you to take each moment as a gift from Him. He has put us here for a reason, and that...
02.11.25 | PCA | by Chris Rimondi
Like a vector, the PCA has been moving steadily forward with a clear course and growing strength.
Hospitality - So Much Bigger Than a Meal
02.04.25 | Shepherding | by Emily Calloway
While being friendly to new folks at church is important and right, hospitality has deeper heart outworkings than only that. It changes how we engage with one another and particularly strangers in our day-to-day lives.
01.28.25 | Men's Ministry | by Brian Hanks
As of this writing, all our activities for fall are still in the planning stages. If you wish to participate in that planning, we would be glad to have you on our team.
01.21.25 | Youth Ministry | by Heather Morrison
As we close the chapter on 2024, I want to take a moment to reflect on the amazing past year we had as a Youth group!
For Those Being Transformed Into Christ’s Likeness
01.14.25 | Shepherding | by Bill Massey
Here are some resolutions you might consider for 2025. No one will want to do all these things or even most of them! These are ideas to stimulate your planning.
12.17.24 | Worship | by Tim Schoap
You know *Messiah* because we sing its most famous chorus every Easter. But did you know there is much, much more to *Messiah* than “Hallelujah!”?
"Scrooging" Christmas and the Rescuing Righteousness of God
12.10.24 | Shepherding | by Travis Hutchinson
Scrooge had every worldly thing he needed, but he was spiritually bankrupt and miserable. In Dickens’ allegory, God comes to rescue him through ghostly messengers.
12.03.24 | Shepherding | by Bill Massey
From Isaiah’s perspective, light is not just decorative but symbolic. The darkness of evil and ignorance characterize our world. Look at what was happening at the time of Jesus’ birth...
