In today’s text from Romans 9, Paul wrestles with the unbelief of Israel, whom he loves so dearly. This, for Paul, may be the ultimate test of his doxology—that we trust God when we do not fully understand His ways—but Paul notes that God’s actions are always gracious, working toward salvation, whether received in faith or rejected in unbelief. We welcome everyone…

We welcome you today for Lay Ministry Sunday. Worship will be directed by the elders as we celebrate our Lord, Jesus Christ, through the testimonies of 3 members of our church family. Please pray with and for them as they speak of their life in Christ. Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

Our Old Testament Reading (Zech 9:9–12) sounds a joyful note to those in bondage . . . and sounds a great deal like either Advent or Palm Sunday. Here during the non-festival portion of the church year, it still announces a compassionate and powerful King who will deliver to us peace, freedom, and joy in the protective custody of certain hope. Welcome…

At the beginning of Matthew 10, Jesus calls the twelve disciples and sends them out with specific instructions. The Gospel for today is a continuation of His instructions but shifts the focus to warning the disciples of their persecution for being faithful in their confession of Christ. May the Lord strengthen and equip you to do His work! Link to Service video…