The book of Esther reminds us that God is often most active when He seems most hidden. Esther teaches us that faith is not always loud or public – it is often lived out through brave choices made behind palace walls, in prayerful pauses, and in costly obedience. God places us where we are – not by accident, but by appointment – and invites us to discern what faithfulness looks like right here, right now.
Contemporary Service
August 2 – Remembering God’s Deliverance
When life feels uncertain, it can be easy to miss the ways God has been faithfully at work. This message from Esther reminds us that remembering God’s past faithfulness strengthens our trust today, turns our worship into hope, and gives us courage for whatever comes next.
9:00 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
10:30 am – Reverend Mike Keppler
July 26 – The Great Reversal
The story of Esther reminds us that God is still at work, even when we can’t see it. Through unexpected reversals, God brings hope, overturns pride, and continues to accomplish his purposes in ways we never could have imagined.
9:00 am – Reverend Kathy Hutchins
10:30 am – Reverend Kathy Hutchins
July 19 – Courage that Risks Everything
When God seems silent, it does not mean he is absent. Through the opening chapters of Esther, this message explores how God is often at work behind the scenes, using ordinary people, unexpected disruptions, and unseen details to accomplish his purposes.
9:00 am – Pastor Nick Jordan
10:30 am – Pastor Nick Jordan
July 12 – God at Work When God is Unseen
When God seems silent, it does not mean he is absent. Through the opening chapters of Esther, this message explores how God is often at work behind the scenes, using ordinary people, unexpected disruptions, and unseen details to accomplish his purposes.
9:00 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
10:30 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
Traditional Service
August 2 – Remembering God’s Deliverance
Pastor Roger Grimmett
When life feels uncertain, it can be easy to miss the ways God has been faithfully at work. This message from Esther reminds us that remembering God’s past faithfulness strengthens our trust today, turns our worship into hope, and gives us courage for whatever comes next.
July 26 – The Great Reversal
Reverend Nick Jordan
The story of Esther reminds us that God is still at work, even when we can’t see it. Through unexpected reversals, God brings hope, overturns pride, and continues to accomplish his purposes in ways we never could have imagined.
July 19 – Courage that Risks Everything
Reverend Mike Keppler
When God seems silent, it does not mean he is absent. Through the opening chapters of Esther, this message explores how God is often at work behind the scenes, using ordinary people, unexpected disruptions, and unseen details to accomplish his purposes.
July 12 – God at Work When God is Unseen
Pastor Nick Jordan
When God seems silent, it does not mean he is absent. Through the opening chapters of Esther, this message explores how God is often at work behind the scenes, using ordinary people, unexpected disruptions, and unseen details to accomplish his purposes.