Cheryl Stewart

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

Easter 2018 Sermon

From the short little paragraph on the life of Simeon in Luke chapter 2, we get insight into the marvel of God's promise fulfilled as he gets to hold the infant Messiah. This is Simeon's story.

A modern day take on the birth of Jesus.

Join us beginning December 10th as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ in our morning worship services. The celebration will include a morning Christmas Eve service on the 24th at 9:45 am, and will culminate in the final Christmas service on December 31st. Don't let the Christmas season rush by without taking time to reflect and celebrate the birth of Jesus.

We are beginning a two-part Christmas series leading up to our Sunday morning Christmas Eve service. On Dec. 10th we will look at Joseph: A Man of Obedience. Then the following Sunday we will look at Mary: A Woman of Faith. Let’s get into the true spirit of Christmas as we focus on the birth of our Savior! So come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant! Come and behold Him, born the King of angels! So come, let us adore Him!