In a world where everything feels unstable, Proverbs offers something solid—wisdom that has stood the test of time. Scripture reminds us that God’s truth isn’t just inspirational; it’s foundational. The book of Proverbs is a blueprint for life, showing us how to build with stability, integrity, and purpose even when the world around us is shifting. 

This summer, we’re exploring ten Proverbs that give clear, practical guidance for the real situations we face every day. Communicators will unpack a passage that helps us navigate decisions, relationships, pressures, and moments of uncertainty with Godgiven clarity. These ancient words still strengthen our lives, helping us root ourselves in what is true, steady, and lifegiving. If you’re longing for direction, confidence, or a fresh sense of grounding, this series invites you to rediscover the wisdom that forms the very framework of a flourishing life. 

In Matthew 20:28, Jesus says, “The Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many.” What seems like a simple statement holds a depth of meaning that changes everything. With every step toward the cross, Jesus was showing us the heart of God—a love so great it would lay down everything for us. What does that mean for us today? Easter is more than a celebration; it’s an invitation. Jesus didn’t just come to rescue us—He calls us to join Him in His mission. To serve. To love. To live as His witnesses in a world that desperately needs hope. 

On April 5, we’ll gather to celebrate the resurrection and explore what it means to follow Jesus’ example of serving others. This Easter, will you embrace the gospel and take the next step toward living on mission? 

Perhaps no verse is as widely known as John 3:16, and for good reason! This one verse encapsulates the heart of the Gospel, “God so loved the world that He gave His only Son…” What seems like such a simple statement holds more depth and wonder than we could ever express. With every step Jesus took on earth He was staking His claim on human hearts even as He marched ever closer to Calvary.  

How do we respond to this Love? Lent is a time for us to slow down and answer that question and during this 6-week series, we will do just that. There is more for us, but we must make room to receive it—will you create space to more fully embrace God’s love? Will you step away from the things of this life and step into your identity as Beloved? 

Few recitations ring as familiar as the Lord’s Prayer. And while it’s familiarity can feel comforting, monotony can creep into these sacred words and leave us wondering what’s the point? Is prayer merely a stringing together of words uttered to a far-off God? What if prayer is something Beyond what we ever imagined?  

During this six-week vision series we will examine Jesus’ response to the disciples’ questions about prayer and see how we too can learn to pray through His example. Jesus saw prayer, intimacy with the Father, as the goal—not the means. Through this series we too will learn what it is to explore the depth and wonder of a vibrant prayer life beyond what we’ve ever know possible.   

Begun by John Wesley in 1775, the covenant renewal service has endured through the centuries as a beacon of faith and time of deeper awakening to God in churches and Christian communities. On January 4, we will come together at our normal service times and locations to worship and renew our sacred covenant with God. As we stand on the threshold of this new year, we will embrace repentance, confession, and hope, forging ahead as a church family with hearts realigned and committed to Christ.