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Can I let you in on a little bit of Sunday's message?

"We spend our lives wondering whether we're making any difference. We compare ourselves to other people. We wonder if our gifts are enough. We wonder if our prayers matter. We wonder if serving matters."

Maybe you've felt that way.

Maybe you've looked at your life...

your family...
or even our church...
...and quietly asked,

"Lord...what are You doing?"

If you've ever felt like your efforts don't matter or wondered if God is still at work, you're not alone. This Sunday we'll look at one of the most hope-filled promises Jesus ever made:

"I will build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." (Matthew 16:18)

We'll talk about what the Church really is, why it matters, where we fit into God's plan, and why your "one brick" may be more important than you realize.

Because when Jesus is the Master Builder...

No prayer is wasted.

No act of service is insignificant.

No life surrendered to Him is ever ordinary.

I truly believe this is a message our church family needs to hear right now.

Come as you are. Bring someone with you.

Sunday • 9:00 AM

Take a deep breath and answer this question:

What storm are you facing?

Don't overthink it.

Now imagine placing that burden into God's hands. Imagine Him holding you as the storm passes.

Do not miss this Sunday as we're continuing our STILL series with a message for anyone who's ever wondered... "God...are You really STILL in control?"

• Come with your questions.

• Come with your fears.

• Come with your burdens.

• Just don't come alone.

Invite someone who's been carrying more than they were ever meant to carry. 9:00 Sunday. Let's face the storm together!

Scripture abounds with declarations, stories, and illustrations of God's faithfulness to His people.

And in return we thank, praise, and sing of God's faithfulness and the hope it gives us in life.

Yet, when we experience personal suffering, hardships, and prayers that seem unanswered, we may struggle with God's faithfulness. Perhaps even begin to doubt it.

This Sunday we will turn to the book of Revelation to answer the question: Is God still faithful?

God knows that in our human weakness we need assurance to this vital question.

Join us this Sunday to hear God's response, "Yes, I am still faithful!" from Pastor David.

Have you ever wondered if God is doing anything at all?

You pray and wait. You trust and wait. You obey and wait. And sometimes it feels like nothing is happening.

But what if God is doing His greatest work behind the scenes?

This Sunday, we begin a brand-new series called STILL with a message titled: "God Is Still Working"

We'll look at the life of Joseph and discover that just because you can't see God working doesn't mean He isn't. In fact, God is often doing the most when it looks like He's doing the least.

If you're walking through a season of uncertainty, waiting, disappointment, or simply wondering what God is up to, this message is for you.

Join us this Sunday as we discover how to trust God in the waiting.

What do you do when the path forward seems impossible?

Maybe it's a marriage that's struggling.

A child you're worried about.

A diagnosis you didn't see coming.

A financial burden.

An addiction.

A fear.

A future that feels uncertain...

This Sunday, we'll look at one of the most powerful moments in Scripture as God's people stand before a raging river with no way across. No bridge. No plan. No solution.

And yet God makes a way.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed, discouraged, uncertain, or simply wondered how you're going to get through what you're facing, this message is for you.

Join us for a special Father's Day message this week as we discover what it means to trust God when the waters are high and the path forward seems impossible for our church, our families and our faith. You may be closer to the other side than you think.

Have you ever felt like you were running on empty?

Maybe life hasn't gone the way you planned. Maybe you're carrying a burden that feels too heavy. Maybe you've been wondering if what you have left is enough.

This Sunday, Jenny Babb will be sharing a powerful message from 2 Kings. The story of a widow who had almost nothing left except a small jar of oil. What happened next reminds us of a timeless truth:

God specializes in doing extraordinary things with ordinary things.

When we feel depleted, overwhelmed, uncertain, or broken, God often begins His greatest work with what remains, not with what we've lost.

Join us as we explore what it means to trust God with our "jars" and discover how He continues to provide, restore, and pour out His blessings in ways we never expected.

Pacific Heights Church. Sunday Morning at 9:00 AM

Come as you are. Bring a friend. And bring your jars.

As we gather on June 7th, we want to express our sincere gratitude to Pacific Heights Church for opening their doors and graciously providing a place for us to gather, connect and worship. When you see Pastor Dave tomorrow, let's give him a big 'Thank You!'.

Tomorrow we're talking about the uncomfortable idea of Loving Difficult People. If we're honest, every one of us has relationships that challenge our patience, test our grace, and remind us how much we need Jesus.

We'll also be sharing in Holy Communion together as we remember Christ's incredible love, sacrifice, and forgiveness.

No matter where you've been, what you're carrying, or what your week has looked like, you and those you love are welcome here.

We didn't choose this, it chose us. This Sunday, in the Pacific location, we're talking about Hope and what happens when life doesn't go the way we planned. What do you do when your faith is tested? When prayers seem unanswered? When circumstances leave you asking, "God, where are You?"

The truth is, none of us are meant to walk through those moments alone. We all carry burdens. We all face challenges. We all need hope. And one of the greatest gifts God gives us is each other.

So this Sunday, don't come alone.

Think of a friend, neighbor, coworker, family member, or someone who may be struggling quietly. Someone who could use encouragement. Someone who needs a reminder that they are not alone and that God has not forgotten them.

Invite them to join you.

As we gather, we're not just attending a service, we're building a family. A place where people can find hope, healing, grace, and community. A place where we carry one another's burdens and celebrate one another's victories.

Because we're all in this together.

 This Sunday, we’re talking about something every single one of us needs: HOPE.

Life has a way of throwing unexpected pain, disappointment, heartbreak, and uncertainty at all of us. Sometimes faith feels strong… and sometimes life hits hard enough to make us ask difficult questions. But what if God is still present in the middle of the storm? What if hope can survive hard things?

Join us this Sunday as we talk about how God often does His deepest work in the middle of life’s hardest seasons, and how even tested faith can become stronger faith.

If you’re weary, searching, discouraged, hurting, or simply needing encouragement, this message is for you.

“In this world you will have trouble. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” — John 16:33

We can’t wait to worship together again.