"Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God." Colossians 3:16
I would like to personally invite you to join us in our worship service each Sunday morning. Worship services are held every Sunday in the sanctuary and live on Facebook. At 9:00 AM we hold our contemporary service and a more traditional service at 11:00 AM. Previously recorded services are located on our Messages page to watch anytime at your convenience.
You'll find our service is a source of blessing and spiritual nourishment that helps you grow deeper in your relationship with God each and every week.
I look forward to seeing you.
Pastor's Note
A Note from Rev. Casey Estler, Senior Pastor
What to Remember for Christmas
Christmas is about a week away which means many of us are traveling or staying home, but most of all we will be celebrating the birth of Jesus. However, it may be easy to let the
pressures of the world, and the incessant noise of life distract us from truly enjoying this season. It is easy to be overwhelmed and allow us to be embittered, anxious, and even
depressed. But just as Sunday is a day that is set aside to help us find renewal, Christmas has become a time to also find a bit of peace. And just like Sunday, the peace of Christmas is one that is special and is divine nature. Christmas is about a very important moment in human history. It’s something that led to the day that changed the world, Jesus rising from the dead and saving us from our sins. This season is also about the comfort in knowing that God keeps His promises and that when He says that He loves us it is not an idol proclamation. Christ being born is a declaration to the world that even though we may feel that God is not acting or even that He cares, but Christmas is a reminder that though the wait for the savior was long and filled with uncertainty, God will fulfill his promises because He has an eternal faithfulness and love for us. So, even though we can be distracted by so many other things, I encourage us all to focus on how amazing God is that He would not only love us, but also go through so much so that we can be saved from sin and death.