Welcome to our service today—we are glad you are joining us online! Continuing through our lectionary readings, today's passage from Romans 13:8–14 reminds us that love is the one debt we can never fully pay off. Paul urges us to wake up, clothe ourselves with Christ, and avoid sleepwalking into sin. Join us as we explore how to live fully awake to God’s love each day. 🕯️✨

Welcome to our online service today—we’re so glad you’re joining us! This Sunday, we continue our journey through the book of Romans, focusing on chapter 12:9–21. Paul challenges us to love genuinely while standing firmly against evil. Join us as we explore how clinging close to God gives us the strength to overcome evil with good. 🙏✨

This Sunday, we return to the lectionary and dive into Matthew 15. When the Pharisees challenge Jesus about ceremonial hand washing, He reveals a deeper truth: our true need for purification goes far beyond the surface. Whether you are watching from near or far, you are so welcome to worship with us today! 🙏✨

As our series on the gifts of the Spirit comes to a close, we turn to 2 Timothy 1. Paul encourages his young apprentice to fan into flame the gift of God within him. We’ll consider what it means to use the spiritual gifts we’ve been given, why keeping them burning bright matters, and why using them is truly a matter of life. 🔥 Whether you’re joining us from near or far, you are so welcome to our service today!

Welcome to our online service today! We're so glad you're joining us. 🕊️✨ This Sunday, we’re looking at the third category of spiritual gifts: sign gifts, focusing on the gift of miracles and the gifts of healings. 📖 In Scripture, miracles magnify God’s creation and point us directly to Him—always displaying the fruit of the Holy Spirit. 🌱 As we explore Matthew 7 and 1 John 4, consider whether these are gifts God has blessed you with, and pray for them in our church. 🙏

Welcome! Whether you are joining us again or watching for the first time, we are so glad you are worshipping with us online. 🕊️ This week, we continue our series on the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Having looked at the speaking gifts last week, we now focus on the serving gifts—helps, hospitality, giving, administration, mercy, faith, and discernment—and explore the difference between a daily duty, a natural talent, and a spiritual gift. Please note: Due to a technical glitch during our live stream, today’s video cuts off just after the sermon, but we are glad to share the rest of the service with you!

Welcome! Whether you are joining us again or watching for the first time, we are so glad you are worshipping with us online. 🕊️ This week, we continue our series on the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Having looked at the speaking gifts last week, we now focus on the serving gifts—helps, hospitality, giving, administration, mercy, faith, and discernment—and explore the difference between a daily duty, a natural talent, and a spiritual gift. Please note: Due to a technical glitch during our live stream, today’s video cuts off just after the sermon, but we are glad to share the rest of the service with you!

Welcome to our online community today! We are so glad you’ve tuned in to worship with us this morning. 🕊️ This Sunday, we are starting a new focus on the specific gifts of the Holy Spirit, drawing from Romans 12:3–8 and Ephesians 4:11–13. Together, we’ll explore what it means to eagerly desire these spiritual gifts for their true purpose: building up God's church. This week, we are diving particularly into the speaking gifts and how they shape our community.