The word GO appears 1542 times in the Bible and the word STAY only appears 62 times. Clearly we are supposed to be a “Going” people.

What do we do when our life stinks? Do we turn to positive actions or to negative ones? How is God a part of the process?

Are we willing to “listen up” to hear and acknowledge God’s movements in our midst, and then lift our joy to the heavens like God’s people of old? Our soul is yearning for such opportunities!

Our courage and hope come from keeping our eyes up, on the prize, on our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Shall we commence our training?

We are called to be a “hands on” people in our relationship with Jesus and with others. How has the power of touch helped you deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ and with others?

We will all face the wilderness at times in our lives. Have you fueled up for the journey?

Before we step away from the shadows of the cross and tomb, let’s take one more look around to see we haven’t missed anything.

Join us on Easter Sunday as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from John 20:1-18 and we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Join us on Palm Sunday as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from Acts 1:8 and Acts 2:1-4 and we celebrate this last Sunday in Lent.

Join us on April 7 as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from John 21:12, 15-17 and we celebrate Membership Sunday.

UMCOR Sunday is the day for congregations around the globe to help. Join us on March 31 as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from Matthew 26: 31-35 and we recognize the United Methodist Committee on Relief.

Are you stumbling through life with human thoughts or living as a disciple with God’s thoughts?

Where and to whom will you run to when the storms hit your boat? Join us this second Sunday in Lent as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from Matthew 14:22-34.

We hope you will join us on Sunday, March 10, the first Sunday of Lent, as Pastor Paul Bennett begins preaching the sermon series, Flawed but Faithful.

We truly pray you will join us this Sunday as Rev. Dan Bogre preaches from Luke 9:28-36 and Genesis 33:1-12.

Whether you want to be found or not, the shepherd is coming for you and you will be found. The shepherd will invite you to be led back to the flock. Will you go? Why or why not? Welcome home, if you want it.

We are called and equipped to grow the flock. Are you making more sheep by the way you live out your faith?

Do you know God’s voice? Can you focus on it and follow it even when a million worldly voices are vying for your attention at the same time?

We are constantly being taught to lead. We are taught to take control, to be in charge, to run things. I only want to do that if I know who I am following.

Jesus Christ has called each and every one of us to the plate. That is scary and exciting all at the same time.