This Sunday, we explored Jesus' demonstration of servant leadership during the Last Supper as he washed his disciples' feet....  Read More

Easter is almost here, and we're inviting you to celebrate Holy Week with us! We have a number of activities and special services coming up over the next week to celebrate and prepare our hearts for E...  Read More

Our faith is a choice we have to make repeatedly. It is not something that is forced upon us. True discipleship calls for us to stay committed to walking in the footsteps of Christ, even in seasons o...  Read More

We ended by looking at our own “stones”—the grudges, hurts, and desires for payback we hold—and we were invited to lay them down, trusting Jesus with both our sin and the sins committed against us, an...  Read More

We can't wait to welcome our community back out to the Lawrenceville Elementary Playground as we celebrate the joy of Easter and the resurrection of Jesus Christ together!...  Read More

This Sunday, We continued our “Jesus Asks” series by looking at one of Jesus’ most powerful questions from John 11: “Do you believe this?”...  Read More

This Sunday, we explored Jesus' profound question to the invalid at the Pool of Bethesda: "Do you want to be made well?"...  Read More

This Sunday, we started our journey through the Gospel of John in our Lenten series, Jesus Asks. We looked at Jesus' — "What are you looking for?"...  Read More

This Wednesday, February 18th, is Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday marks the start of the Lenten season which extends 40 days (excluding Sundays) leading up to Easter Sunday (April 5, 2026). This period o...  Read More

This Sunday, we talked about the control "busy" has over our lives and how it affects our relationship with God and with others. As we dug into the scripture, we reflected on how Jesus calls us to lay...  Read More

This Sunday, we talked about the loneliness epidemic in modern culture. Using the story of the paralyzed man whose friends carried him to Jesus, we looked at how community is necessary for us to move ...  Read More

True peace comes not from managing our anxiety through control, but from surrendering to Jesus as Lord and sitting at His feet like Mary rather than frantically working like Martha....  Read More