Carry the Light (Graduation Sunday)

When Pace Steals Your Peace

Pastor CT continued our REST series with a timely reminder that rest isn't found in doing less...it's found in putting God first. In a world that constantly pulls at our attention, we were challenged to be still, give God first place in our lives, learn to say no to good things so we can say yes to the best things, and trust the pace and timing of God.  "You will never know the peace of Jesus while refusing the pace of Jesus."

Rest Part 1 - "Living Heavy"

This message is Part 1 of the "REST" sermon series! It is a great reminder that Jesus is still saying, "Come unto me...and I will give you rest."  In a world that never slows down, we are thankful for a Savior who restores weary souls, brings peace in the middle of storms, and reminds us that His yoke is easy and His burden is light.

Divine Encounter

In Genesis 28:16, Jacob woke up and said, "Surely the Lord is in this place."  God meets us right in the middle of our mess. He doesn't wait until it's fixed, He comes to where we are.  In our running...He shows up. In our rejection...He's still working. Even in our weakness...He uses it for His glory. We may see a mess...but God sees a miracle.

Carry the Light (Graduation Sunday)

We are thankful for such a great message from Pastor CT on Graduation Sunday! He reminded us that we are chosen by God and called out of darkness into His marvellous light. This message challenged us to be ATMOSPHERE CHANGERS...to carry Jesus into every room we walk into and let our lives point people to Him.  No matter how many times you've failed, your story is not over. God still uses broken people to shine His light in a dark world.

The Hands that Held Moses (Mother's Day Message)

This powerful Mother's Day Message reminds us that long before there was a Moses, there was a mother who loved, protected, prayed, prepared, and trusted God with her child. From the banks of the river to the palace of Egypt, God's hand was guiding every step!  A mother's influence matters more than words can say.  The prayers prayed in private... The protection no one else sees... The faith to believe God has a purpose for your child... Those things carry farther than you know!