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When did the Church Believe Jesus is God?Many today argue that the early church did not believe that Jesus was God. Like Dan Brown in The DaVinci Code, they argue that this was not held as the faith of the church until The Nicene Creed.There are many modern writers...

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Why We Need This StudyOne-third of American Christians who state that they believe in the Bible do not believe what has been considered a basic doctrine of the church throughout the history of the church!This Summer, Ligonier Ministries did a survey of people in the...

Essentials of the Christian Faith

Essentials of the Christian FaithThe purpose of this course is to help our congregation (and any who wish to join us) acquire clear and certain knowledge of what traditional Christianity has taught since its beginnings in the first century."Jesus was a great teacher,...

Sunday Service | 10-4-20

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Galatians 5:13-26 Only One Way: Flesh vs. Spirit Pastor Rick Weiss teaching on the second part of Galatians 5 as Paul contrasts life in the flesh with the life we now have in the Holy Spirit.

Update from Pastor Rick and Shara Weiss | 10-2020

Greetings Church Family, It came to our attention that we have not written a current newsletter updating you all on church happenings. One might think a pandemic had hit, or something, throwing us off! This year has certainly brought with it many challenges and...

Sunday Service | 9-27-20

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Galatians 5:1-12 Only One Way: Set Free Pastor Rick Weiss teaching on the first part of Galatians 5 as Paul begin to move toward the ethical section of his letter to the churches in Galatia.

Sunday Service | 9-20-20

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Galatians 4:21-31 Only One Way: Freedom or Slavery Pastor Rick Weiss continues in the 4th chapter of Galatians. This week Paul uses the story of Isaac and Ishmael to illustrate that we are under the promise and not in bondage to the law.

Sunday Service | 9-13-20

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Galatians 4:8-20 Only One Way: Tough Love Pastor Rick Weiss continues in the 4th chapter of Galatians. This is one of Paul's most pastoral sections of his letters.