Discover why worshipping God is the most consequential thing we do all week, and what it means to approach Him with both reverence and perfect confidence in Christ.
Sermons from September 2025
When God brought Israel to Mt. Sinai He first reminded them of His rescue then called them to obedience, promising that those who keep His covenant will be His treasured possession, a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation. As God’s people rescued by grace, we too are called to worship, witness, and pursue holiness so that our lives point others to the glory of Christ.
The organization and government of the church is a gift from God, an expression of His love and care for His people. Through this structure, Jesus rules over His church, providing guidance and support for our spiritual well-being.
Our fellowship in Christ is a true sanctuary—a safe place of friendship and mutual care where, like Moses and Jethro, we are knitted together by a common faith and find refuge from the struggles of life. It is also a holy place, for when we commune with one another in Christ—especially around His table—we meet not only each other but the Lord Himself, who perfects our love and makes our fellowship a foretaste of heaven.