06/27/2026
Living in this present world can often feel like a long trek through a barren wilderness. We face trials that weaken our hands, fears that knock our knees, and a relentless cultural storm that races our hearts. If you are exhausted, discouraged, or feeling spiritually parched, this Sunday is for you.
Join us this weekend as we dive into the breathtaking, hopeful vision of Isaiah 35. We are shifting our focus away from the desert and locking our eyes on "The Coming Kingdom."
This sermon isn't just about a future hope; it's about a current calling. Isaiah issues a radical command to the community of faith. We are called to stop walking alone. We are commissioned to look at the exhausted brother or sister next to us and actively lift their dropping hands.
Come find rest for your weary soul, be strengthened by a glorious hope, and learn how to speak courage into a friend. The King is on the move, and the desert is going to bloom.
Isaiah 35:3-4 (KJV) “Strengthen ye the weak hands, and confirm the feeble knees. Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come...”
Join us at 10am for Sunday School and 11am for worship.
