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Pastor's Corner: October 2026

Unexpected moments can reveal how much we rely on control, while also becoming invitations to surrender and trust Jesus. When life doesn’t go as planned, we can turn to the One who is truly in control, resting in His presence and trusting Him with whatever comes our way.

Pastor's Corner: September 2026

The Mandalorian creed, “This is the way,” reminds us of the power of living by a shared code and choosing duty over comfort or personal desire. As followers of Jesus, we are called not only to know His way through the Gospels but to walk it daily through surrender, transformation by the Holy Spirit, and living like Jesus in how we love, serve, and care for others.

Pastor's Corner: August 2026

What if your heart had a dashboard with warning lights to let you know when something needed attention? In this Pastor's Corner, Pastor Joel reflects on the value of regularly checking our emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual health and inviting God to guide us toward wholeness and growth.

Pastor's Corner: July 2026

In this month's Pastor's Corner, we explore the biblical foundation of the phrase “sharing is caring” and challenge Christians to see sharing their faith as one of the greatest acts of love. Through four simple symbols—a heart, division sign, cross, and question mark—it provides an easy-to-remember way to explain the Gospel and invite others into a relationship with Jesus.

Pastor's Corner: June 2026

Pentecost Sunday reminds us that the Holy Spirit was not given for a single moment in history, but to launch a movement of believers empowered to share the hope of Jesus and make disciples. As we join the mission of Jesus through prayer, sharing our stories, loving others well, and following the leading of the Holy Spirit, we can help bring the hope, peace, and transformation of God’s Kingdom into the world around us.

Pastor's Corner: May 2026

This summer, as the weather gets warm and the sun shines more - make it a habit to draw near to God, not take off away from Him. Don’t swap your holy habits for holiday ones. Remain consistent in your pursuit of Christ, even—and especially—while you rest. God doesn't need a vacation from you; don't take one from Him.

Pastor's Corner: April 2026

Pastor's Corner: March 2026