Advent is an emptying, quieting, anticipating space that God disrupts by meeting us at our most vulnerable. In a creative departure from the norm, Joy of Every Longing Heart spotlights the Psalms across the four Sundays of Advent, examining themes of light, love, joy, and peace. We hope you will join us in-person (or on-line) Sundays at 10a.
What if you could make a real and lasting difference where you live? We believe the call to follow Jesus involves serving others, and meeting needs with love. Our faith simply moves us to action! We’d love to see you not only in service on Sundays at 10a during this message series, we’d love to…
Do you have difficult questions about the Bible?Then you need to join us for Big Question Night! What you can do:1. Write your questions and place them in the lobby box (on the wooden welcome center between the doors leading into the sanctuary from the lobby). 2. Start inviting friends! Pastors will review and prepare…
Warm up your soul and join us for an evening of acoustic worship, prayer, and fellowship around the bonfire. We’re setting aside the distractions and welcoming the New Year by focusing on the One who sustains us. Come as you are, bring a friend, and let’s start the New Year gathering around the warmth of…
This year, throughout the Advent season, we’ll be exploring the roots, the family story, of Jesus. We’re in for a fascinating journey together as we reflect on Advent and Christmas by recalling the people, places, and story that are a part of Jesus’ own deep family legacy.
Where there’s family, there can be friction.Sometimes it’s conflicting opinions, bitter banter, opposing viewpoints on faith, or anger flavoring our conversations around the table. Things left unsaid, that need to be resolved.In our series Family Faith Friction, we’ll examine weaknesses that often show up when families experience conflict, and then offer guidance from Scripture about…
Book Club meets to discuss a book to help us grow as disciples, typically over coffee. Next meeting we’ll be discussing the book “The Blue Parakeet” by Scot McKnight. Where: 1914 Coffee House (1617 W. Ave R Temple, TX 76504, across 31st Streetfrom Baylor Scott and White Hospital) When: Saturday, January 10, 3p See the…