What’s Happening – May 29, 2026
This Sunday is going to be a special day in the life of our church family. We will celebrate Baptism, rejoicing with those who are publicly proclaiming that they have […]
Category: Announcement
-
-
What’s Happening – May 22, 2026
Some of you may have missed it, but while I was down sick recently (hurray for being sick, I guess?), I finally started a writing project that has been on […]
-
An Amendment Too Far
Over the past several years, one of the recurring conversations coming out of Southern Baptist Convention meetings has been the question of women serving in pastoral leadership. For many Southern […]
-
What’s Happening? – May 15, 2026
Last week, we took a moment to celebrate Mother’s Day and give thanks for the beautiful, costly, life-giving work of motherhood. We also recognized that Mother’s Day can carry complicated […]
-
What’s Happening – May 8th, 2026
This Sunday is Mother’s Day, and there is something deeply right about taking time to honor mothers. Long before it became a cultural tradition marked by cards and flowers, Scripture […]
-
What’s Happening – May 1, 2026
As we step into May, our calendars begin to fill with meaningful moments. There is much to celebrate. Mother’s Day invites us to give thanks for the women who have […]
-
What’s Happening – April 17, 2026
A Word of Gratitude After Easter What a gift this recent Easter weekend was. From the Seder meal, to Good Friday, to sunrise worship and breakfast together, it was full […]
-
Why Do We Light Candles?
As we enter the Advent season, some might wonder why we light candles in our worship service? Why do we decorate with evergreens and ribbons? The short answer is this: […]
-
Kingdom Come: Unfolding Grace
For the past several months, we’ve been uncovering the hidden treasures of the kingdom of God. These are stories and promises that point us to the heart and goal of […]
-
Built Together: More than Just Showing Up
What If Church Was More Than Just Sundays? Be honest—how many times have you walked into church, smiled at a few people, sat through the service, and then walked right […]