The feast Pentecost occurs 50 days after Passover, and was to picture that while at Passover the people of Israel were freed from their enslavement to Egyptian bondage, on Pentecost the people of Israel were celebrating the coming of the Torah, and when they officially became a nation committed to serving God. In Acts 2, while the nation was celebrating this feast, the Spirit of God was sent by Jesus to the body, to bring them into a new relationship with Him. This Sunday we are going to explore this new ministry, and attempt to understand the purpose of this event in the life and history of the church and individual believers. Join us this Sunday, November 5th, at 10:30 am as we examine this critical topic.… READ MORE

Psalm 39 speaks to us of the brevity of life, and is tied to the books of Job, and Ecclesiastes. David learned from Job, and he provided material for his son, Solomon, to evaluate his life and choices. David is saying, “Here, Lord I have written the words, you write the music. Tune up my heart and set my soul to singing – even in this Lord!” All of us have struggled with the events of life. Join us this Wednesday night, November 1, at 7:00 pm, as we examine this Psalm and attempt to discover how to work through the struggles of our circumstances.… READ MORE