Join us on Friday, June 27, for an unforgettable theatrical experience as our Creative Arts Camp kids and students bring two beloved stories to life on stage! With shows at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, audiences will be transported under the sea with Finding Nemo Kids and into a whole new world with Aladdin Jr.
There’s a reason little children instinctively reach up when they want to be picked up. They know they are small, and they believe—with full confidence—that the one above them will respond. That’s the heart of prayer: not a performance, not a religious task, but a child reaching for his Father. Yet how often do we […]
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Here are some short prayers written for the many beautiful kinds of mothers—new moms, grieving moms, spiritual mothers, waiting moms, and grandmothers. For New Mothers Lord, thank you for the miracle of new life and the tender beginnings of motherhood. In every sleepless night and uncertain step, give her strength and peace. Let her know
Do you know the story of redemption? Whether you do or don’t, take a moment to read a refresher of what Jesus did for you thousands of years ago. He is called “Worthy” for a reason. Let’s recount the story of redemption and why Jesus is Worthy. CREATION The Gospel begins with a Creator who
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In many churches today, worship is often reduced to a set of songs, rituals, or a weekly event believers attend. However, true worship is so much more. It is an invitation to relate to the Trinity— God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit— and in doing so, be shaped into God’s
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We are a people riddled with idolatry, even as Bible-believing Christians. Idolatry isn’t just about worshipping large golden statues like we read about in the Bible; it is anything that takes priority over God in our lives. When we allow these things to take root, we begin to compromise our faith. In God’s Word, there
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1 Corinthians 1:18-25 “When the existence of God is rejected, watch mankind’s descent into all kinds of foolish, irrational thought.” – D.J. Horton Wisdom. What should seem like a pretty straight-forward concept continues to become more cloudy day by day. It should be easy to discern what is wise from what is foolish. It should
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When you walk in the door on a Sunday, you are instantly welcomed by the smiles of greeters holding the doors as you enter. When you take your child to kids’ programming on Sunday morning, there are volunteers awaiting your kids to teach them about God’s Truth. Every Sunday worship service requires teams of staff
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If you grew up in the church, it is likely that you were told, “praying is just talking to God!” There is a reason we like to remind our children of that–because it’s true. When we want to develop relationships and stay in contact with friends, we talk to them. In the same way, we
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When we isolate ourselves from community, there is a lack of accountability for one’s faith. When we do not gather together as believers, the enemy has an easy target on our lives to deceive us. He is ready to come in and kill, steal, and destroy (John 10:10). In our continual need for repentance, redemption,
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Many people begin a new year by making resolutions concerning health, finances, marriage, or parenting. Even if you aren’t someone who typically writes down resolutions, the majority of us usually decide there are a few things we want to do differently after the holidays. Consider taking a step back before the start of the year
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