December 7, 2025
This week we will study another favorite carol – O Little Town of Bethlehem – and it’s connection to awaiting Christ’s birth.
J.D. Punch
Joy to the World
November 30, 2025
Join us as our advent series starts this Sunday.
(Re)Building an Undivided Life
November 16, 2025
Using the story of Nehemiah’s perseverance and Israel’s repeated need for renewal, this week’s sermon calls us as believers to persevere in faith through prayer, guarding our hearts, and seeking help from others.
Loving The Place You Call Home
November 9, 2025
As the world grows increasingly urban, Nehemiah 11–12 will remind us that God calls us not to fear the city but to live, worship, and serve within it—loving the places we call home and embodying His presence for the good of the world.
The Art of Forgiveness
November 2, 2025
This week we will be reminded through Nehemiah 9 that true confession and forgiveness aren’t about wallowing in sin, but trusting in God’s goodness. Receiving mercy, extending it, and letting His grace transform us into people who forgive as we’ve been forgiven.
God’s Sovereignty and Human Responsibility
October 12, 2025
Our sermon this Sunday will explore the tension between God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. We will be urged move beyond divisive theological debates and instead live undivided, gospel-shaped lives that reveal God’s love through unity, generosity, and faithful engagement in our communities.
The Work of Our Hands
September 21, 2025
In this week’s passage, Nehemiah reminds us that work—whether ordinary or extraordinary—is part of God’s sacred plan. Come see that our daily labor is not divided from faith, but is a meaningful reflection of God’s creative and redemptive work.
Discerning God’s Will
September 14, 2025
This Sunday learn about how discerning and doing God’s will—requires prayerful waiting, thoughtful planning, honest emotion, and faithful action, so that our lives may be transformed and made whole in God’s purpose.
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