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Adult Service 10:00am, Youth Service 6:00pm

Wednesday Night Service 7:00pm

Sunday Morning Series

Life requires Recalibration. You do it when driving by adjusting the steering wheel. You recalibrate the alignment of the car. You do it in your personal life as you grow and gain wisdom and experience. Sometimes recalibration is fun. Sometimes it is work. Sometimes we like it. Sometimes we hate it. If companies fail to recalibrate they can cease to exist. We need to recalibrate. But how we do it, when we do it, and why we do it is very important.

Message Series Video: YouTube

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Our Theme for 2021

Life requires Recalibration. You do it when driving by adjusting the steering wheel. You recalibrate the alignment of the car. You do it in your personal life as you grow and gain wisdom and experience. Sometimes recalibration is fun. Sometimes it is work. Sometimes we like it. Sometimes we hate it. If companies fail to recalibrate they can cease to exist. We need to recalibrate. But how we do it, when we do it, and why we do it is very important.

Baptism is a way of showing others that you have entered into a relationship with Jesus Christ. It symbolizes what took place in your heart at the time of salvation:

You have accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior;
You shared in His death and resurrection, illustrated by going under the water (dead to your old life), then rising again (new life);
You were symbolically washed clean and sins were forgiven by His death on the cross.

Because Jesus instructed us to be baptized, baptism is an act of obedience. While it is not necessary for salvation, it demonstrates submission to God. Contact us if you want to learn more.

Jason & Chase Goss

Lead Pastors

Jason and Chase are passionate about teaching and encouraging people to grow in their personal walk with Christ. They believe the church is so much more than a service on the weekend. It’s about connecting with Jesus, other people, and growing in your faith.