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A couple of years ago, a British man started a movement by putting an ad in a newspaper simply saying, "Join me." The movement started slowly, but within a year or two he had hundreds of people who had joined even though no one knew what the movement was about. This speaks of the power and desire to belong.

A couple of thousand years ago, a Jewish man started a movement by inviting some fishermen, a tax collector, a revolutionary, and others telling them, "Follow me." This man was Jesus. His first followers may not have understood fully what was coming, but when they heard him speak, saw him heal, and witnessed the miracles he performed, they had no choice but to leave all things behind and follow him. The world has never been the same.

Join us in exploring how our hearts and lives can be transformed by following this Jesus. Explore the website. Experience Sunday worship. Engage other followers of Jesus. We all follow something. We believe we follow the creator of all things. Everyone is always welcome!

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Going Deeper

Our theme in worship for this year is Going Deeper. We are trying to engage the worship and Word of God at a deeper level. One way we have chosen to do this is to memorize the Bible together. Everyone memorizes song lyrics, commercials, and little facts about our favorite athletes, celebrities, or businesses. All of these are wonderful, but can they help us make the world we live in a better place? Can they remind us of the love that God showers down on us?

Our Bible verse for April is Hebrews 13:1-2:

"Keep on loving one another as brothers and sisters. Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it."

Thru the Bible Blog

  • Matthew 9-10

    I member reading these passages (specifically chapter 9) about a year and a half ago. We were preparing for a service of healing at church and I wanted to see how Jesus did it. It is interesting that in almost every case here, we are told that faith is the activating agent for healing. In  Read more »

    Posted on 23rd Aug 2011 0 comments
  • Matthew 8:14-34; Mark 4-5

    Well, we’ve kind of covered the parable of the sower in a previous post, but there is certainly more that can be said about it. In the passages for today, though, we see a couple of things. First, this mystery of the kingdom that the disciples have been given is something that needs to be  Read more »

    Posted on 18th Aug 2011 0 comments