Life is filled with both blessings and difficulties. One of the ways God amplifies our joys and comforts us in our sorrows is through one another’s prayers.

Every Sunday service, we pause in the middle for a pastoral prayer. It’s a regular chance for our pastors and leaders to pray publicly for needs in our body.

Do you have an upcoming surgery or procedure?
Did you or a loved one recently receive a difficult diagnosis?
Are you on the hunt for a job?

If you’d like us to pray for you, hit the button below and complete the form.

Singing the truth of the gospel is one of the ways we worship God and express our joy for all He’s done for us in Christ. Fortunately, God is using many gifted artists to create Christ-centered music for us to enjoy. If you’re looking for good music to sing along with, check these out:

• Listen to our curated Spotify playlist that has all the songs we sing on Sunday mornings and more.

• Listen to this “Faith and Family” Spotify playlist created for families by a worship leader and songwriter from another Sovereign Grace Church.

John 8:21-30

We didn’t capture a sermon recording this week due to a power outage during our service. Pastor Eric’s sermon took us through Jesus’ teaching on one of the most difficult biblical doctrines: the doctrine of hell. Our thoughts, emotions, and responses to the reality of hell must be shaped by God’s word.

Below we’ve provided a few resources that help us do just that.

What Can We Know Biblically About Hell?
Short video interview with Sinclair Ferguson

Is Hell Real?
Article by Dane Ortlund

What Happens After I Die?
Book by Michael Rogers

We Need You to Make it Happen

At our last members’ meeting, we announced that we were working on some changes to Sunday mornings. This is one of them! We want to have more church members help us lead the church in singing. Our aim is to have a choir sing with our worship team once per month.

Here’s what we’re looking for in our choir members:

1. You love Jesus and the church.

2. You’re a church member or regular attender pursuing membership.

3. You love to sing.

4. You can commit to rehearsing and singing with the band at least 6 times in the next year.

We aren’t looking for professionals. You don’t need to know how to read music or sing harmonies. You just need to be able to hold a tune. If that’s you, then we want to hear from you.

We’ll provide more details when you sign up. Let us know if you’re interested. Complete the form below and we’ll be in touch.

Take me to the sign-up form.

Summer Events

Summer is upon us. Everyone’s lives shift and it’s the same for our church and our city. Concerts in the Park began on Wednesday, June 12 and it’s happening tonight! Grab your friends, a picnic dinner, and head down to Hart Park on Wednesday nights throughout the summer.

Church members are hosting beach days, game nights, and play dates. The calendar of events is available here. Contact Kirsi to get more info on any of these events.

John 8:12-20

We gather every Sunday to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ proclaimed. God's Word is preached and the Holy Spirit transforms our hearts. We expect to encounter God and be equipped to better serve him each week.

Thanks to all who missed the sermon because you were serving during the service. We are grateful for you and couldn't have done it without you. Enjoy listening to the recording.

Pray for Pastor Dustin’s
Planning Retreat

Next week, Pastor Dustin is dedicating time to plan out our church calendar for next year. He does this with input from the other pastors. It’s important work and helps to keep our ministry moving forward. Pray for wisdom, insight, diligence, and dependence.

“The heart of man plans his way,
but the Lord establishes his steps.”
Proverbs 16:9

Hear All the Songs
This Friday @ 5:00pm

Our friends at Sovereign Grace Music have been releasing singles off their upcoming album based on J.I. Packer’s classic book, Knowing God. This week we get to hear them all!

Join the live stream at 5:00pm this Friday on Facebook or Instagram. Pre-save the album on Spotify or Apple Music.

Listen to these songs and learn them. And don’t be surprised if we start singing a few them on Sundays.