Current Sermon Series
September 13, 2026
Paul's Letter to the Ephesians is a clarion call for diverse people to live in Christ-Centered community, full of grace, truth, and abundant love. As we enter the 'summit' verses of Ephesians, they are not so much a conclusion as a crescendo of all that he has been seeking to share. He asks you to stand, and to stand resolutely firm, in God's strength against evil and its power in the world. This week's piece of armor for the spiritual battle is "The breastplate of Righteousness" (Ephesians 6:10-14). In addition to exploring the meaning of "righteousness" from a biblical perspective, we will seek to understand its vital role in the church and the world. At its core, righteousness means to live in 'right relationship' with God and others because our identity is rooted in relationship with Christ. But what I find most humbling about this piece of armor is God's deep desire to protect our hearts and most vital parts of self. Please join us Sunday to worship in song, fellowship in friendship, and give thanks to a God who seeks to protect your heart and heal its deepest wounds.
Pastor Rob
Paul's Letter to the Ephesians is a clarion call for diverse people to live in Christ-Centered community, full of grace, truth, and abundant love. As we enter the 'summit' verses of Ephesians, they are not so much a conclusion as a crescendo of all that he has been seeking to share. He asks you to stand, and to stand resolutely firm, in God's strength against evil and its power in the world. This week's piece of armor for the spiritual battle is "The breastplate of Righteousness" (Ephesians 6:10-14). In addition to exploring the meaning of "righteousness" from a biblical perspective, we will seek to understand its vital role in the church and the world. At its core, righteousness means to live in 'right relationship' with God and others because our identity is rooted in relationship with Christ. But what I find most humbling about this piece of armor is God's deep desire to protect our hearts and most vital parts of self. Please join us Sunday to worship in song, fellowship in friendship, and give thanks to a God who seeks to protect your heart and heal its deepest wounds.
Pastor Rob
True North Youth Choir Looking for more Singers!
Elaine Hanson, the director of True North Choir invites students entering 6th to 12th grade to join them in the fall, starting on September 20th. Have never sung in a choir before? No problem! They will train you. The choir rehearses Sunday mornings after second service from 12 noon to 12:40 in the sanctuary. This is a fun and welcoming group. We encourage you to give it a try! Contact Elaine with questions.
