Monticello Christian Church

07/16/2026

☀️💦 Summer of R&R starts THIS Sunday!

Join us for an evening of food, fun, and fellowship as we kick off our Summer of R&R!

🌭 6:30 PM – Pulled Pork Picnic in the Park
🏊 7:30–9:00 PM – Pool Party

Bring your family and come make some summer memories together!

🎉 Be sure to register by Saturday, July 18 to receive your FREE Summer of R&R T-shirt!

Sign up here: https://subspla.sh/3vmqd5b

We can’t wait to see you there! ☀️

06/16/2026

🚨 Father’s Day Reminder! 🚨

This Sunday we’re celebrating all the dads, grandpas, stepdads, spiritual dads, and father figures who love, lead, serve, grill, fix things, tell questionable jokes, and somehow always know exactly where the missing remote is.

Bring Dad to church this Sunday and stick around for our annual Father’s Day celebration after service!

Tag a dad who deserves a little extra appreciation this week. 👇

📍 Monticello Christian Church
⏰ Sunday at 10:00 AM

06/14/2026

Failure is not an option.

What if we carried that mindset into marriage?

Marriage isn’t a contract built on conditions—it’s a covenant built on commitment. We reap what we sow, so if we want grace, patience, and love, we must be willing to give them first.

Invest in your relationship with God. Choose one another daily. Protect what you’ve promised.

Strong marriages aren’t perfect—they’re cultivated. ❤️

06/08/2026

Marriage isn’t perfect, and it was never meant to be.

The goal of marriage isn’t finding someone who will make you happy all the time. The goal is becoming more like Christ together.

Marriage is a picture of Christ and His Church. A love story marked by sacrifice, service, grace, and commitment—not convenience.

When pride takes center stage, relationships struggle. But when the Spirit of God fills our hearts, we learn to serve instead of demand, to forgive instead of keep score, and to love as Christ loved us.

Jesus didn’t come to be served. He came to serve.

The strength of a marriage isn’t found in two perfect people. It’s found in two people continually surrendering to Jesus and reflecting His character to one another.

The enemies of a healthy marriage aren’t imperfections or disagreements. They’re selfishness, pride, unresolved wounds, and the pursuit of personal happiness above God’s purpose.

May our marriages point beyond ourselves and tell the greatest love story ever written—the story of Christ and His Church.

📖 Ephesians 5:18-33

05/27/2026

Camp season is here.

Summer Camp starts this coming Sunday! If you're new to Little Galilee or just need a reminder about what happens when you arrive at camp to check-in your camper, check out this information and please reach out if you have questions!

05/24/2026

The story of Esther reminds us of a powerful truth: God has never left His people to face their enemy alone. Even when His name seems unspoken, His presence is never absent.

And sometimes we miss the deeper layer of the battle.

The enemy isn’t always a person, a situation, or a circumstance we can point to. Scripture pulls the lens wider.

Romans 3:23 reminds us that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. The greatest enemy we’ve ever faced isn’t outside of us—it’s sin itself.

But the story doesn’t end there.

Colossians 2:14–15 says He “erased the certificate of debt” and disarmed the powers that stood against us. What held us captive has been defeated through Christ.

So even in the unseen battles, even in the tension we can’t always name—there is hope. There is victory. There is restoration.

God isn’t distant in the fight. He is present in it—and He has already made a way through it.