How we react will set the course for the rest of our lives and for many others whom God will place on our path. Will you, “CHOOSE TO BELIEVE” this Christmas Eve?

Are deep enough in your faith to see an interruption in your life as a divine one? Our reactions to those interruptions in life will depend on how well we know this Jesus that is about to born into the world. Will you see your interruptions as divine ones after coming to Bethlehem this Advent season?

Are you giving yourself time to ponder, to pray, and to contemplate what God is trying to do in you and through you? Are you preparing yourself to say, “Let it be.”

First Sunday of Advent, Communion Sunday, and Toy & Blanket Sunday.

Christ the King Sunday. Rev. Dan Bogre will preach the sermon, “So That You May Know Him Better” based on Ephesians 1:15-23.

25th Sunday after Pentecost. Rev. Dan Bogre will preach the sermon, “And He Thanked Him…” based on Luke 17:11-19.

Worship services are at 8:30am and 10:00am this Sunday. Rev. Dan Bogre will preach the sermon, “Blessed To Be a Blessing,” based on Genesis 12:1-9.

Pastor Paul Bennett will preach a sermon based on Luke 6:38.

Rev. Dan Bogre will conclude the sermon series “Can’t Wait” with the sermon, “What Are You Waiting For?” based on Romans 5:1-8.

21st Sunday after Pentecost and New Member Sunday; Fuller Sounds will be ringing. Pastor Paul Bennett will continue the sermon series “Can’t Wait” with the sermon, “Waiting Well” based on Psalm 27.

20th Sunday after Pentecost, Rev. Dan Bogre continues the sermon series “Can’t Wait” with the sermon, “It Rains. It Always Rains.” based on James 5:7-11.

Rev. Dan Bogre continues the sermon series based on Joel 2:12-17 and Genesis 18:16-33.

World Communion and Bible Sunday, Rev. Dan Bogre will begin the sermon series “Can’t Wait” based on Joel 2:12-17 and Genesis 18:16-33.

Does Jesus know your story? I mean have you come trembling to Jesus, fallen on your knees, and told Jesus your story?

Pastor Paul Bennett is preaching from 2 Corinthians 5:16-19.

What story in your life do you have of a miracle Jesus transforming you? What story is so wonderful and so incredible that it just has to come out. Why has it not?

So what happens when you give those skeleton stories to Christ? He uses them to become your new story for Christ and his redeeming love in you and in the world.

There is a path to true fulfillment in this world, and Solomon urges us not to waste our best years seeking it. Rather, embrace early on the life God, not the world, set out for you. God is enough. Put Him first and you will find the fulfillment you seek.

We will walk through times and circumstances that we create, sneak up on us, or get thrust upon us when we too want to turn back and walk away. How can we make sure that never happens?

Job has had enough. After losing everything in his life, including the death of all of his children, Job is screaming to God, “Enough is enough!” He is demanding to be able to stand before the Almighty and plead his case.