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An Apologetic is a 'defense' or 'explanation' of the gospel. This use of the root word 'apology' predates its common usage today.

The sermons this month focus on missions, local, regional, and worldwide.

The sermons this month focus on missions, local, regional, and worldwide.

The sermons this month focus on missions, local, regional, and worldwide.

We read about the Church that Jesus started in the pages of the New Testament. It is easy to see a community built on "Truth and Love" as the Book of Acts progresses. Where is that Church today? "Got or Not" is a series of messages that will look at what it means for a follower of Jesus to have got it and question why so many who claim to have got it are not offering it to a world in such need.

We read about the Church that Jesus started in the pages of the New Testament. It is easy to see a community built on "Truth and Love" as the Book of Acts progresses. Where is that Church today? "Got or Not" is a series of messages that will look at what it means for a follower of Jesus to have got it and question why so many who claim to have got it are not offering it to a world in such need.

We "raise our hand," "repeat after someone," "pray a prayer" and a variety of other things to "Accept Jesus." Then what? Wait to die and go to Heaven? Much of what Christianity has morphed into these days does not look like the behavior of the early Church recorded by Dr. Luke in the New Testament. Are you ready for a relationship with God that is more than waiting to die and going to Heaven? This series of messages is designed to help us discover and take our next step[s] of faith.

We "raise our hand," "repeat after someone," "pray a prayer" and a variety of other things to "Accept Jesus." Then what? Wait to die and go to Heaven? Much of what Christianity has morphed into these days does not look like the behavior of the early Church recorded by Dr. Luke in the New Testament. Are you ready for a relationship with God that is more than waiting to die and going to Heaven? This series of messages is designed to help us discover and take our next step[s] of faith.

We "raise our hand," "repeat after someone," "pray a prayer" and a variety of other things to "Accept Jesus." Then what? Wait to die and go to Heaven? Much of what Christianity has morphed into these days does not look like the behavior of the early Church recorded by Dr. Luke in the New Testament. Are you ready for a relationship with God that is more than waiting to die and going to Heaven? This series of messages is designed to help us discover and take our next step[s] of faith.

We "raise our hand," "repeat after someone," "pray a prayer" and a variety of other things to "Accept Jesus." Then what? Wait to die and go to Heaven? Much of what Christianity has morphed into these days does not look like the behavior of the early Church recorded by Dr. Luke in the New Testament. Are you ready for a relationship with God that is more than waiting to die and going to Heaven? This series of messages is designed to help us discover and take our next step[s] of faith.

We "raise our hand," "repeat after someone," "pray a prayer" and a variety of other things to "Accept Jesus." Then what? Wait to die and go to Heaven? Much of what Christianity has morphed into these days does not look like the behavior of the early Church recorded by Dr. Luke in the New Testament. Are you ready for a relationship with God that is more than waiting to die and going to Heaven? This series of messages is designed to help us discover and take our next step[s] of faith.

Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day by His Father, just as He promised. He is the Creator. He is Ruler. He is our Redeemer. Yet, something is missing. A version of Jesus has become too familiar. He is our "buddy." We've put Him in a box and made Him safe. We've lost something--a sense of God's Glory. This Sunday's message is the beginning of a series that will look at God, His Glory and our need to open our eyes and see what He has and is showing us.

Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day by His Father, just as He promised. He is the Creator. He is Ruler. He is our Redeemer. Yet, something is missing. A version of Jesus has become too familiar. He is our "buddy." We've put Him in a box and made Him safe. We've lost something--a sense of God's Glory. This Sunday's message is the beginning of a series that will look at God, His Glory and our need to open our eyes and see what He has and is showing us.

Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day by His Father, just as He promised. He is the Creator. He is Ruler. He is our Redeemer. Yet, something is missing. A version of Jesus has become too familiar. He is our "buddy." We've put Him in a box and made Him safe. We've lost something--a sense of God's Glory. This Sunday's message is the beginning of a series that will look at God, His Glory and our need to open our eyes and see what He has and is showing us.

Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day by His Father, just as He promised. He is the Creator. He is Ruler. He is our Redeemer. Yet, something is missing. A version of Jesus has become too familiar. He is our "buddy." We've put Him in a box and made Him safe. We've lost something--a sense of God's Glory. This Sunday's message is the beginning of a series that will look at God, His Glory and our need to open our eyes and see what He has and is showing us.

Jesus was raised from the dead on the third day by His Father, just as He promised. He is the Creator. He is Ruler. He is our Redeemer. Yet, something is missing. A version of Jesus has become too familiar. He is our "buddy." We've put Him in a box and made Him safe. We've lost something--a sense of God's Glory. This Sunday's message is the beginning of a series that will look at God, His Glory and our need to open our eyes and see what He has and is showing us.