To frame the life and ministry of the Prophet Elisha, we will kick off the series by examining a story of his predecessor, Elijah. This week we invite you to read 1 Kings 17&18 to prepare your hearts and minds for the message on Sunday.

Join us Sunday, in person or online as Anthony teaches about the incremental moves of provision that God uses to prepare us to live as a people on mission.

This week we continue our new Sermon Series, Days of Elisha.

In the lives of Elija and Elisha, we see extraordinary miracles and ministries. And it can be easy to focus on the big things in life that distract us from the prevailing truth that God loves us. Whether facing life's highs or lows, sometimes we simply need to be reminded that in all things and through all things, God loves us.

Join us this week as Jim teaches about the height and depth of God's love in every moment of our lives.

As you make your way through the week, we invite you to read1 Kings 19:1-21 to contemplate before Sunday.

This week in our Days of Elisha Sermon Series, we turn to 2 Kings 4:1-7, continuing our exploration of Elisha's miraculous ministry.

Together, we'll uncover the depths of God's provision and care, even in times of dire need. This passage showcases not just Elisha's faithfulness, but also how God's love manifests in miraculous ways during challenging moments. Join us this Sunday to discover how this story from Elisha's life can inspire and deepen our understanding of God's unwavering love and support in every aspect of our lives.

This week in our Days of Elisha Sermon Series, we turn to 2 Kings 5, continuing our exploration of Elisha's miraculous ministry.

This sermon takes us through the stirring tale in 2 Kings 5, where Naaman, a high-ranking Syrian officer, embarks on a journey of healing and discovery. It highlights the interplay of pride, faith, and obedience as Naaman seeks a cure for his leprosy, encountering the prophet Elisha. This account prompts us to examine the nature of true healing and the often surprising ways God moves in our lives. It's a call to recognize the power of humble faith and the transformative grace of God's intervention, even when it defies our expectations.