Online Bible Study

Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Livestream Bible Study
In uncertain times, God’s people have always looked to the certainty of his Holy Word. Join Pastor Kellen at 7:00 pm starting this Wednesday, March 18,for a livestream Bible Study. You will be able to interact with a live chat and allow the scriptures to reveal God’s truth in this unprecedented season of life. Out of an abundance of caution we’ve decided to temporarily cancel in-person worship services, Sunday school, adult education and other programs starting this week.

Join us for our Livestream Worship at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday.

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Lent Sermon Series

In its most basic form, a parable is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning. It’s meant to impact the way that you think and the way that you live. For some, parables revealed the truth and for others they concealed the truth. During this series, we'll find out that Jesus wants to tell us a story. These parables teach us a lot about what Jesus’ stories mean. Together we’ll discover how Jesus’ storytelling helps unfold the kingdom of God to us.
March 15 - The Mustard Seed
March 22 - The Good Samaritan
March 29 - The Wise and Foolish Builders
Palm Sunday, April 5 - Two Sons
Easter Sunday, April 12 - Prodigal Son

Adult Ed Series

Sundays, Through March 29
9:45 a.m. in Stewart Hall
March 15 | Amos, A Prophet who Saw
Dr. Jina Kang
This week we will explore the book of Amos to grapple with the question: what did Amos see? As many prophets who preceded and followed afterwards, Amos saw a community “out of sync” with God’s expectations. We will examine how this prophet tried to persuade his audience to see what they could not or would not see. Finally, we will pay attention to how this prophet understood God’s relationship with God’s people and the world God created.

March 22 | Micah: Life in Community
Dr. Jina Kang
This week we will explore a well-cited text in the book of Micah, Micah 6:8. We will closely examine the call to act justly, love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God as essential ways of living in community with one another and with God.

March 29 | Thinking about Refugees in the Bible
Dr. Steed Davidson
Nations are not natural phenomena, but rather constructed as a feature of the modern world. Nations and their borders are responsible for the creation of refugees. In the ancient world, as in today’s world, movements of peoples were quite common. The difference between the ancient world and the modern world is the creation of borders and legal structures to cross from one area to the next. Borders produce refugees. Were there refugees in the Bible? If so how were they treated? Are there lessons to be learned from the way refugees are treated in the Bible?

Childcare is provided.

One Day

Sermon Series on Obadiah August 11-25
9:30 a.m.
Have you ever waited for the one day when you prayer would be answered or your hope realized? This is what the prophet Obadiah spoke about in his brief book. Obadiah is the shortest book in the old testament, but shares how we can hold on to hope for the long-term, until the day of God's redemption.
Part 1 : When Hardship Comes
Part 2: Why Hurting Happens
Part 3: How Hope Arrives