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Sunday, October 18, 2026 Committed | Unending Love Jordan Weeks  Song of Songs 8:5-14 This couple is committed to a love that will not end. There are others involved that are helping the couple to stay devoted to the purity of what they have entered into. As the couple plans to pursue one another in love, they are planning to have a love that cannot be quenched by many waters.

Sunday, October 11, 2026 Committed | Continued pursuit Dwight Bernier Song of Songs 6:11-8:4 The couple in this text continue to pursue one another. They take a lot of time to admire one another and to plan to get away together so that they can keep a “freshness” to their relationship. There is intentionality on the side of each spouse in order to invest in the other.

Committed | Disagreements & Making Up Sunday, October 4, 2026 Brian Stegner Song of Songs 5:2-6:10 Couples don’t always agree, and sometimes the disagreements result in regretted actions or words. This text shows a couple that has a disagreement but reconciles and reunites in love. Though couples don’t always get along, the trajectory of love leads back to the other for unity.

Committed | The Best Sex Sunday, September 27th 2026 Song of Songs 3:6-5:1 Jordan Weeks This text is one of the most poetic in describing the sexual encounter experienced by the couple. They are not comparing one another to anyone else. Their entire focus is on the other in exploration, service, and enjoyment. These verses serve as an example of intercourse within the proper boundary of marriage.

Sunday, September 20, 2026Committed | DevotionPeter SmithSong of Songs 2:8-3:5This couple is devoted to each other as evidenced by their removal of the “foxes” that would intrude on the garden of their relationship. There is a commitment and proper desire for the dedication of the other. This sermon will help us see the type of devotion that marriage relationships should experience.

Committed | Intimacy Sunday, September 13, 2026 Jordan Weeks  Song of Songs 1:15-2:7 The Song of Songs is full of intimate encounters between the couple. These verses show us one dimension of this intimacy while also warning that some aspects of intimacy should not be experienced until the right time.

Sunday, September 6, 2026 Committed | Finding the One Dwight Bernier Song of Songs 1:1-14 The beginning verses of this beautiful song introduce us to the two individuals who are coming together in marriage. They have honed in on the other as being the one they want to dedicate themselves to. What is it that attracted them to each other? How does this translate into today as it pertains to finding someone to give oneself to in marriage?

Sunday | August 30, 2026 Family of Servants on Mission Peter Smith Acts 2:42-47 The early church was led by the Spirit and He immediately caused them to live in a way that was different and intentional for the spread of the good news of Jesus. While not a formula for the current church, many of the elements are necessary for the church to thrive.

Sunday August 23, 2026  Processing Life | Trusting God’s Mercy in our Rebellion Geoff Wright 2 Samuel 24 & Psalm 30 We all have moments of rebellion against God. There was one from David that cost the people of God many lives. God actually gives David a choice of which discipline should be given to the people because of David’s decision. In that moment, David entrusts himself and the people to the mercy of God, knowing that whatever His mercy is bringing is going to be what is best.

Sunday August 16, 2026  Processing Life | When we mess up our lives Jordan Weeks 2 Samuel 11-12:15 & Psalm 51 What happens when you make a colossal mess of things? David did this. He took a woman into his bed that was not his wife. Then when she became pregnant, David arranged her husband’s death to cover things up. David thought he had hid his sin well, but God knew. And God sent a messenger to address David. We have David’s response in Psalm 51.

Sunday August 9, 2026  Processing Life | Overwhelmed with Thanks  Jordan Weeks 2 Samuel 7 & Psalm 40 David receives a word from the Lord telling him that He will establish him and that an eternal king will come through his line. The response from David is one of overwhelming thanks. He rehearses things that God has done for him and responds in humility. What is something that God has done for us that has led us to be overwhelmed with thanks?

Sunday July 26, 2026 Processing Life | Running for Your Life Peter Smith 1 Samuel 24 & Psalm 57 This chapter in 1 Samuel is just one of many where David is being chased and running for his life. He had been secretly anointed as future king, but now he was running for his life. He wasn’t sure if he would make it. Caves were his home and those rejected from society were his mighty men. Things were not looking good for him. This is where we get to see what is happening in his heart as he is hunted.

Sunday July 19, 2026 Processing Life | When life seems to be going so well Geoff Wright 1 Samuel 17:1-54 & Psalm 144 David becomes a one-man army against Goliath. It was this victory that began to get David’s name moving amongst the people of God. He was seen as a mighty warrior and someone that had success wherever he went. Though this might not always happen for us, how do we process life when it seems like everything is going so well?

Sunday, July 12, 2026  Processing Life | Entrusting our future to God Trenton Walker 1 Samuel 16:1-13 & Psalm 8 (thematic connection to event) David was anointed as future king when he was still a boy. He was an unlikely king and his anointing was done in private. It took many (difficult) years before he received the promise. But for David, this was an incredible reality. How do we process life when it seems like our future is going to be promising and all our future dreams might actually come true?

Sunday June 28, 2026 Exodus | His Glory Amongst Us Jordan Weeks Exodus 40:34-38 As soon as the work on the tabernacle was finished, the glory of God came upon the tent in such a strong way that no one, including Moses, could enter. God’s glory rested in their midst. And as they would move throughout their journey, the cloud or pillar of fire would lead them and the tabernacle would follow. God was always leading or in their midst.