Recent Worship Services & Messages

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  • Welcome to Worship! Road Trip: On the Go with God.
    9/7/25

    Welcome to Worship! Road Trip: On the Go with God.

    This Sunday, we’ll “start our engines” with Abraham and Sarah as they bravely follow God’s call into the unknown (Genesis 12:1–9). Faith often begins with a simple “Go” - not the whole map, but the next yes. 


  • For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever.
    8/31/25

    For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever.

    Though these words don’t appear in the text of the Gospels but are tucked into a footnote, they have carried deep meaning for Christians across the centuries. What might it mean to end our prayer this way? Join us as we explore how the prayer closes, and what it stirs in us today.

  • Lead Us not into Temptation, but Deliver Us from Evil
    8/24/25

    Lead Us not into Temptation, but Deliver Us from Evil

    “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” Part of being human is facing temptation, sin, and the reality of evil. Yet God is never the source of our struggles - only the strength to endure them. We can trust in a God who leads us toward life, not harm; a God whose goodness is stronger than the forces that pull us astray.

  • Guest Speaker Susan Bonnell
    8/17/25

    Guest Speaker Susan Bonnell

    On Sunday at Breakfast Church, guest worship leader Susan Bonnell reflected on the power of friendship - how it sustains us, shapes us, and reflects God's own desire for connection.

  • Guest Speaker Wally Parker
    8/10/25

    Guest Speaker Wally Parker

    On Sunday at Breakfast Church, guest worship leader and preacher, Wally Parker, shared an inspiring message on the power of perseverance, positive thinking, and the God-given strength of the human spirit.

  • Forgive Us Our Debts
    • 8/3/25

    Forgive Us Our Debts

    Forgiveness is hard and holy. Jesus invites us to receive mercy and extend grace—living out the bold prayer we’ve been given.

  • Thy Will Be Done
    • 7/20/25

    Thy Will Be Done

    When we pray “Thy will be done,” we choose trust over fear. With Jesus in Gethsemane, we seek courage to follow God’s good, life-giving way, even when the path is hard.

  • Thy Kingdom Come
    • 7/13/25

    Thy Kingdom Come

    When we pray “Thy kingdom come,” we welcome God’s dream here and now. Jesus shows it in a seed, yeast, treasure, pearl—small, hidden, priceless signs of God’s reign breaking through.