Dec. 26th - Christmas Sunday Service
Dec. 24th - 10pm Christmas Eve Service
Dec. 24th - 8pm Christmas Eve Service
Dec. 24th - 6pm Chrismtas Eve Service
Dec. 24th - 4pm Christmas Eve Family Service
Dec. 19th - 11am Lessons & Carols
Dec. 19th - 9am Lessons and Carols
Dec. 12th - The Peaceful Presence of God Soothes the Anxieties of Man
Dec. 5th - The Lord is Coming. Are you Getting Ready?
Dec. 5th - 9am Service (Handel’s Messiah)
Dec. 5th - Messiah Meditation
What are the marks of a disciple of Jesus? This fall we’ll consider ten marks essential to discipleship in our sermon series, The Everyday Disciple: Following Jesus One Step at a Time. By studying Jesus’ first followers, a vision of discipleship emerges that is both alluring and daunting. But our goal isn’t overnight perfection. Rather, we’ll encourage each other to take just one more step each day towards the call of our Lord, “Follow me.”
We’ve designed a guidebook to help us go deeper during the series. It follows the sermon each week and includes questions, guides for prayer, ways to respond, and resources to go deeper. Hardcopies of the guidebook will be available at all of our services beginning on Sunday, 9/12, so be sure to pick one up while supplies last.
You may also download a printable PDF of the guidebook here.
We hope you’ll use the guide alongside a friend, with your family, or in your small group, to grow as a disciple of Jesus this fall—or perhaps to answer His call for the first time!
Three-Part Mini Sermon Series: July 11-25
Our walk through 1 Peter arrives at the topic of men and women in 1 Peter 3:1-7. The Apostle’s teaching there is built upon God’s Word not just about marriage, but also God’s deep and eternal design for sexuality, human fulfillment, and gender. Church leadership feels these topics are so important that we’ll pause our current sermon series for a three part mini-series this July, Mere Sexuality: God’s Design for Marriage, Fulfillment, & Gender, devoting sermons to the biblical view of marriage (7/11), sex and human fulfillment (7/18), and gender (7/25). These messages touch on the sensitive topics of same sex attraction, gay marriage, singleness, transgenderism and gender dysphoria. We want parishioners to be aware of this as some material may be sensitive for younger children or friends you may invite to church. As always, we aim on Sunday mornings to open the Word of God in faithfulness. And we also follow our Lord’s example, desiring not only clarity in truth, but a spirit of compassion in how we love.
CLICK HERE for the audio message “The Glory of Sharing in Christ’s Sufferings.”
CLICK HERE for the audio message “Shepherding God’s Flock.”
CLICK HERE for the audio message “The City of God in Exile.”
CLICK HERE for the audio message “Keeping the End in Mind.”
Reading: John 12:12-15
Pastor: The Rev. Graedon Zorzi
9 a.m. Traditional Service
11 a.m. Contemporary Service
