Cheryl Stewart

The First Noel is a traditional classical Christmas carol, with the word "noel" meaning 'news', or in this case, the good news of Jesus Christ. This first message of good news was delivered by the angels to the shepherds more than 2000 years ago! Join us beginning December 8th as we look in to that old, old story of Jesus coming as a baby to save His people from their sin!

The First Noel is a traditional classical Christmas carol, with the word "noel" meaning 'news', or in this case, the good news of Jesus Christ. This first message of good news was delivered by the angels to the shepherds more than 2000 years ago! Join us beginning December 8th as we look in to that old, old story of Jesus coming as a baby to save His people from their sin!

Special Sermon from guest speaker Dr. Dave Seiver

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul."God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith!

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul." God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith!

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul." God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith! We'll be wrapping up right before Thanksgiving.

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul." God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith!

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul." God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith!

We have all had serious questions about our spiritual life. How can I be sure that I will go to heaven when I die? How can I grow in my relationship with God? How can I get out of this frustrating cycle of sin, failure, and defeat? The answers to all those questions are found in the profound New Testament book of Romans. Martin Luther called the book of Romans “really the chief part of the New Testament", and "truly the purest gospel." He added, “It is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but also that he should occupy himself with it every day, as daily bread of the soul." God has used the book of Romans to transform the lives of countless people through the ages. He can also use it to transform yours! Join us as we take a journey through this incredible New Testament book as we learn together how to live by faith! We'll be wrapping up right before Thanksgiving.

Work. For some it’s just another four-letter word, a dreaded necessity. For others, it’s a passion that has become a mistress or an idol. Sometimes work can be enjoyable. But then there are those other times—crushing deadlines…overbearing bosses…stressful expectations…difficult co-workers…office politics…unfair performance reviews… What’s God’s perspective on work? Does our work really matter to Him? How can we find true satisfaction in what we do for a living? Join us in September as we begin a new message series, “Your Work Matters to God!”