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Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |   Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |   Often called the “Epistle of Joy,” the book of Philippians gives us an unparalleled view of how the Apostle Paul was able to live a Christ-centered life despite the circumstances and difficulties he faced. Written from prison, the book seems as if it is permeated with joy in every chapter and verse. If we are to learn how to overcome our own adversities, hardships, fears and trials, then the book of Philippians holds the key. This sermon series emphasizes true discipleship, genuine humility and spiritual maturity that leads to the “indescribable” deepening of our faith and commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! We welcome you, and we are so glad you are here to worship with us today.

Traditional Worship | Rev. Margarita McCarthy | We believe life is better when we have people to share it with, but relationships can be complicated. In The People Puzzle, we’re exploring how biblical wisdom helps us navigate expectations, conflict, loneliness and hurt with grace. No matter your story or the relationships you’re navigating, we hope you’ll find encouragement, support and a community where you feel you belong during this series. Together, we’re putting life together, one relationship at a time. We’re glad you’re here!

Traditional Worship | Rev. Jonah Robson We believe life is better when we have people to share it with, but relationships can be complicated. In The People Puzzle, we’re exploring how biblical wisdom helps us navigate expectations, conflict, loneliness and hurt with grace. No matter your story or the relationships you’re navigating, we hope you’ll find encouragement, support and a community where you feel you belong during this series. Together, we’re putting life together, one relationship at a time.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | We believe life is better when we have people to share it with, but relationships can be complicated. In The People Puzzle, we’re exploring how biblical wisdom helps us navigate expectations, conflict, loneliness and hurt with grace. No matter your story or the relationships you’re navigating, we hope you’ll find encouragement, support and a community where you feel you belong during this series. Together, we’re putting life together, one relationship at a time.

Traditional Worship | Rev. Kimberly Contant | We believe life is better when we have people to share it with, but relationships can be complicated. In The People Puzzle, we’re exploring how biblical wisdom helps us navigate expectations, conflict, loneliness and hurt with grace. No matter your story or the relationships you’re navigating, we hope you’ll find encouragement, support and a community where you feel you belong during this series. Together, we’re putting life together, one relationship at a time. We’re glad you’re here!

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | When we use or hear the phrase “the good life,” the first thing that comes to mind is a life defined by comfort, ease or success. However, throughout Scripture there are many ordinary people who discover that the good life begins when they respond to God’s call to live fully in His purposes and plans. This sermon series takes a look at five characters in the Bible who are called, equipped, awakened, engaged and empowered to trust God completely. It is a unique perspective that calls upon all of us to pursue the good life. Thank you for joining us in our traditional worship service. You are welcome here!

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | When we use or hear the phrase “the good life,” the first thing that comes to mind is a life defined by comfort, ease or success. However, throughout Scripture there are many ordinary people who discover that the good life begins when they respond to God’s call to live fully in His purposes and plans. This sermon series takes a look at five characters in the Bible who are called, equipped, awakened, engaged and empowered to trust God completely. It is a unique perspective that calls upon all of us to pursue the good life. Thank you for joining us in our traditional worship service. You are welcome here!

Traditional Worship | Rev. Dr. Jeff Olive | When we use or hear the phrase “the good life,” the first thing that comes to mind is a life defined by comfort, ease or success. However, throughout Scripture there are many ordinary people who discover that the good life begins when they respond to God’s call to live fully in His purposes and plans. This sermon series takes a look at five characters in the Bible who are called, equipped, awakened, engaged and empowered to trust God completely. It is a unique perspective that calls upon all of us to pursue the good life. Thank you for joining us in our traditional worship service. You are welcome here!

Traditional Worship | Bishop Carolyn Moore |   When we use or hear the phrase “the good life,” the first thing that comes to mind is a life defined by comfort, ease or success. However, throughout Scripture there are many ordinary people who discover that the good life begins when they respond to God’s call to live fully in His purposes and plans. This sermon series takes a look at five characters in the Bible who are called, equipped, awakened, engaged and empowered to trust God completely. It is a unique perspective that calls upon all of us to pursue the good life.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |   When we use or hear the phrase “the good life,” the first thing that comes to mind is a life defined by comfort, ease or success. However, throughout Scripture there are many ordinary people who discover that the good life begins when they respond to God’s call to live fully in His purposes and plans. This sermon series takes a look at five characters in the Bible who are called, equipped, awakened, engaged and empowered to trust God completely. It is a unique perspective that calls upon all of us to pursue the good life.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So much of our faith can be found in the hymns we sing. These songs are like sermons put to music that have been passed down to us from generation to generation, withstanding the test of time. Inspired by God, the great hymn writers have given us inspiration, comfort, hope and reassurance through their words and melodies, so often in our times of deepest need. In this four-part sermon series, we will focus on the important themes that are contained in these great hymns that chronicle our journey of faith. We are delighted you have joined us in our Traditional Worship today, and we pray your spirit will be lifted as we share together, “The Faith We Sing.”

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes | So much of our faith can be found in the hymns we sing. These songs are like sermons put to music that have been passed down to us from generation to generation, withstanding the test of time. Inspired by God, the great hymn writers have given us inspiration, comfort, hope and reassurance through their words and melodies, so often in our times of deepest need. In this four-part sermon series, we will focus on the important themes that are contained in these great hymns that chronicle our journey of faith. We are delighted you have joined us in our Traditional Worship today, and we pray your spirit will be lifted as we share together, “The Faith We Sing.”

Traditional Worship | Rev. Karen Tyler |  So much of our faith can be found in the hymns we sing. These songs are like sermons put to music that have been passed down to us from generation to generation, withstanding the test of time. Inspired by God, the great hymn writers have given us inspiration, comfort, hope and reassurance through their words and melodies, so often in our times of deepest need. In this four-part sermon series, we will focus on the important themes that are contained in these great hymns that chronicle our journey of faith. We are delighted you have joined us in our Traditional Worship today, and we pray your spirit will be lifted as we share together, “The Faith We Sing.”