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Fall Revival
September 20–23, 2026
Join us for four days of worship and preaching with Evangelist Justyn Smith.
Sunday at 10:30 AM & 5:30 PM
Monday–Wednesday meals from 5:30–6:30 PM; services at 7:00 PM
Nursery available for ages four and under.
Most Recent Sermon Series
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Gospel Explorations Podcast
Connect with Pastor Mark’s weekly podcast as he takes time to look into God’s Word and explore the truths found there and make practical applications to our daily living. You can find out more by visiting www.gospelexplorations.com.
Kingdom Without Borders Podcast
Pastor Mark invites you to listen to Kingdom Without Borders (www.kingdomwithoutborders.org), a podcast devoted to magnifying God’s work and the advancement of His Kingdom around the world. Ultimately, Pastor Mark desires that these conversations and stories would turn our attention toward God’s faithfulness and inspire believers to pray, give, go, and live with a greater passion for His Kingdom.
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The people of Judah had returned home with every intention of rebuilding the temple, but somewhere along the way, their priorities changed. God’s house remained unfinished while they poured their time, energy, and resources into building comfortable lives for themselves.
Haggai confronts the subtle danger of spiritual drift. Through repeated calls to “consider your ways,” God challenges His people to examine why they were working harder yet finding less satisfaction.
This message reminds us that misplaced priorities will eventually reveal themselves in our hearts and lives. God lovingly calls us to stop, take an honest look at what has become most important to us, and put first things first.