Sunday October 19: Yard Sign Theology: “We Plant Seeds”. Matthew 13:1-9 & 16-23

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

It is our 25th anniversary!  25 years ago God planted a church here with a heart to be a Christian community who worships a God who can provide stability in a world that feels like it is always on the move. And on a day like today we can and will name ways that God has been at work in the last 25 years, and look ahead to where God is leading us in this next season.  We also know as churches that an easy rut to slide into is to only celebrate numbers.  How many came to that program, how much money, how many baptisms.  And while we want to name that every single person who comes here can be a life that God changes, God isn’t leading us into this next season to just be numbers.  He is leading us to be transformed.

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