Current Sermon Series
Sunday,December 7
This Sunday is the second week in Advent and our "Forensic Advent" sermon series is using the Prophet Isiah's messianic texts to help look back and ask the question of why so many people, especially the religious elite, missed the signs of the coming Messiah in Christ's birth, life, and resurrection. This exercise of looking back will also help us look forward with clear and expectant eyes so that we neither miss the presence of Christ in our daily lives or when Christ comes again. This Sunday we will explore the role that false hopes, faulty expectations, and our human preconceptions of how God should act prevent us from seeing Jesus. Our text will be Isaiah 11:1-6. I look forward to being with you this Sunday for meaningful worship, fellowship, and ministry.
Pastor Rob
This Sunday is the second week in Advent and our "Forensic Advent" sermon series is using the Prophet Isiah's messianic texts to help look back and ask the question of why so many people, especially the religious elite, missed the signs of the coming Messiah in Christ's birth, life, and resurrection. This exercise of looking back will also help us look forward with clear and expectant eyes so that we neither miss the presence of Christ in our daily lives or when Christ comes again. This Sunday we will explore the role that false hopes, faulty expectations, and our human preconceptions of how God should act prevent us from seeing Jesus. Our text will be Isaiah 11:1-6. I look forward to being with you this Sunday for meaningful worship, fellowship, and ministry.
Pastor Rob
Holiday Fellowship Project, December 7th
9:45am to 10:30am
During our fellowship time between our 8:30am and 10:30am service, let’s spread holiday cheer by decorating and signing thoughtful Christmas cards for our senior friends in local care homes. This simple act of kindness will brighten their holidays and remind them they’re loved and remembered. Come share in fellowship and make a difference this season!
Christmas Make & Take Workshop, December 7th
10am
All are welcome! We encourage kids to bring a friend for this fun annual tradition. Kids can create holiday gifts for family and friends with supplies that our Sunday School program will provide. Please arrive by 9:45am to allow enough time to finish before the end of the 10:30am service.
Hometown Band Holiday Concert, Friday, December 12th, 7:30pm
Join us Friday, December 12 at 7:30 PM for a festive evening of music at our church! Under the direction of Mike Jauregui, the band will perform seasonal favorites—from Hallelujah Chorus to Minor Alterations: Christmas Through the Looking Glass—plus a premier of Indomitable Spirits by Dr. Stafford Miller. This free, family-friendly concert includes audience participation and plenty of holiday cheer! Learn more at www.hometownband.org.
Take a Walk Through Christmas, Saturday, December 13th, 6:30pm - 8pm
Join us for an evening full of holiday cheer on Saturday, December 13th! At 6:30 PM, enjoy The Twelve Days of Christmas skit, followed by a short intermission with crafts, cookies, and fellowship. Then at 7 PM, be inspired by a Christmas Choir Festival featuring performances from Crosspoint Christian School Choir, True North Choir, and North Point Choir.
After the music, stick around for cookies and hot cocoa! This event is a fundraiser for Fishline—entry is a non-perishable food item or a suggested donation of $5 per family (not required).
After the music, stick around for cookies and hot cocoa! This event is a fundraiser for Fishline—entry is a non-perishable food item or a suggested donation of $5 per family (not required).
The Longest Night of the Year, December 18th, 6:30pm
On Thursday, December 18th, Central Kitsap Presbyterian Church, North Point Church, Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church, and Summit Avenue Presbyterian Church will host a worship service for people who find the season between Thanksgiving and Christmas a difficult one.
The Longest Night Service is a gentle, contemplative worship experience for anyone who carries grief, stress, or weariness during a season that can feel anything but bright. Through scripture, prayer, candlelight, and music, we create sacred space to acknowledge our sorrow and to rest in God’s compassionate presence. Whether you are grieving a loss, navigating uncertainty, or simply needing a moment of stillness, you are welcome. Come as you are, and find light in the darkness.
If you or someone you know would find this service meaningful, please mark your calendars. If it is someone you know who is struggling at this time of year, please consider not only inviting them but offering to come with them in support.
The Longest Night of the Year service will begin at 6:30pm at North Point Church.
The Longest Night Service is a gentle, contemplative worship experience for anyone who carries grief, stress, or weariness during a season that can feel anything but bright. Through scripture, prayer, candlelight, and music, we create sacred space to acknowledge our sorrow and to rest in God’s compassionate presence. Whether you are grieving a loss, navigating uncertainty, or simply needing a moment of stillness, you are welcome. Come as you are, and find light in the darkness.
If you or someone you know would find this service meaningful, please mark your calendars. If it is someone you know who is struggling at this time of year, please consider not only inviting them but offering to come with them in support.
The Longest Night of the Year service will begin at 6:30pm at North Point Church.
