Conflict is an inevitable part of any relationship. The question is not, “Will we have conflict?” The question is, “How will we deal with conflict?” Conflict can strengthen our relationships or it can destroy them. We are committed to helping people build strong, enduring relationships. We desire to see marriages, families and friendships that are healthy and growing. Navigating through conflict is an important part of the process. We invite you to join us as we begin a three-week series designed to give you lasting principles for the most important relationships in your life.

Life is difficult. It doesn’t always turn out exactly the way we had planned. Sometimes our dreams get shattered. Other times they just get put on hold. Either way, the result can be devastating. It can change our attitude from hope-filled to hopeless.

Were you a band geek in high school, or didn’t make the final cut for the team? Are you haunted by the pain of rejections? Secretly, down deep in your heart, are you afraid to love and that you don’t measure up and deserve God’s love?

Hear many examples, many of them personal, of how each of us have “something big” that overshadows our daily lives and influences our actions and relationships. These big somethings can include illness, divorce, afflictions, addictions, etc. Hear an analogy between our overshadowing “big something” to the “mat” with which Jesus exhorted the blind man in John, Chapter 5 to “pick up and walk”. We all have a mat, that we carry but the good news is that God will always provide an escape and He has already provided us a Savior to help us carry the burden. It’s important to share our stories because God will use us to comfort and heal others.

Is There Something Missing in your life? In your job? In your marriage? In your relationships? In this five week series, we will look at what it means to be fulfilled in each area of our lives. We will look at what matters most and learn how to prioritize it.

God cares about the people who come into this place. He sent his son so that we can have a fresh start. We all have done sinful things and have disconnected at times from God, and sometimes we don’t think we can navigate back to him, or we believe we will be judged and condemned. But all who wish to do so can have a fresh start. “God took all of our sin and placed it on his son Jesus Christ, who bore the full brunt of condemnation and sin that you and I should have borne.” He paid the price and felt the full force when He died on the cross. He provided us the opportunity to have a completely fresh start.

Join us this weekend as we celebrate new life in Christ by baptizing a number of people from our congregation. We will look at what the Bible says about baptism. Baptism is an outward sign of an inward decision. Don’t miss this exciting time in the life of our church.