Upcpoming Events: Join us for our 1st Annual Family Week, starting August 2-6 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. There will be games, Bible teaching, back to school backpack giveaway, and Parent fun nights. Our special closing ceremony will be Sunday August 8th at 10:30 A.M. Click here to register online!
June 6, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Tags: love, God, Jesus, trust, service, servant, qualifications, qualified
This weekend we return to our sermon series, today will be our 18th sermon on "God's Blueprint for the Church." This Sunday's message is called "Portrait of a Good Servant." What does it mean to be a good servant, what are some of the qualifications, and expectations? William Carey was a shoe cobbler by trade before he went to India as a missionary. He kept a map of I...
Keep ReadingMay 23, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Tags: Pastor, love, God, ministry, Jesus, forgiveness, humble, evangelist, servant, preacher, ego
In our 17th message from our sermon series "God's Blueprint for the Church" today's message "A Good Minister of Christ Jesus." We're going to focus on the preacher or pastor and how their ministry can suffer because they see themselves a bigger than Christ. It is very important to recognize these ego or personality driven ministries. We will continue to address what sho...
Keep ReadingApril 11, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Tags: love, God, Jesus, deacons, leadership, leader, Kingdom, service, servant, church leadership
After last week's beautiful Easter Celebration we return to our sermon series "God's Blueprint for the Church." In our 12th message, The Church's Servants: Deacons. We continue to focus on God's leadership design for His church and the different roles within the church and who is eligible and what qualifications are required for the different ministries and areas of the ...
Keep ReadingMarch 16, 2021 by Pastor Doug Hornok | Tags: God, Jesus, education, Apostles, Theologians, simpleton, commoner, chosen, servant, follower of Jesus
Dear Friends, I trust you are doing well and looking forward to theLord's Day. The first recorded missionaries of the early church were Peter and John.Following the Day of Pentecost when the church began with the Holy Spirit indwelling believers, these two went out and about spreading the gospel.Later, Peter and John were arrested, because of their witness for Christ. ...
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