We invite you to journey with us through the Psalms this summer as we align our daily reading with our Sunday sermon series, I’m Fine, But Not Really. Each Monday through Friday, you’ll read a Psalm t...  Read More

In June 2025, a multigenerational team from our church traveled to Compton, California, to serve alongside our ministry partners there. Together they installed turf, renovated a bathroom, poured concr...  Read More

Have you ever encountered someone who wasn't living up to their potential?Perhaps a talented child who refused to practice, or a gifted colleague who squandered their abilities. We often lament these ...  Read More

What if your generosity could help keep families together and break the cycle of poverty in Haiti? Through our partnership with Children of the Promise (COTP), that’s exactly what’s happening. COTP eq...  Read More

Wood Cutting Volunteers Needed! The Corn Creek ministry is in need of firewood, and we have the opportunity to come alongside and help! Join us for wood splitting on Saturdays, May 24, May 31, and Jun...  Read More

When Jesus revealed himself to his disciples after Easter, there was an interchange that never really struck me before. I read it this morning, in Luke 24:44-45: “He said to them, ‘This is what I told...  Read More

It’s easy to become a prisoner of your own expectations; we see what we think we’ll see and we find what we set out looking for. Sometimes, that makes us miss a fantastic truth, something new and comp...  Read More

Holy Week is over. The sad services of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, the melancholy introspection of Saturday were flooded away by the great good news of Easter Sunday. But now it’s done for anothe...  Read More

I sit this morning with two thoughts. First, after an unexpectedly amazing Easter Sunday, I’m blown away once again by what Jesus did and how much God loves us. Pastor Tim made me realize that Easter ...  Read More

A lot of strange things happened when Jesus died, and they all tell us something. But the thing that strikes the deepest for me is the tearing of the temple curtain. Here’s how Luke relates it, Luke 2...  Read More

In the end, the chief priests did what Herod couldn't do: they killed Jesus. In the name of their religion, which by that time was more about political power and nit-picky rules than about grace, they...  Read More