Join us as we begin a series from the life of Elijah the prophet. If you’re wanting a life where God will meet you, we’re discovering where and when God shows up and how we can know him in those places. This Sunday, Pastor Jim Renke is focusing on the passage of 1 Kings 17:1-16. And we’re grateful God promises to meet us at the table. He takes care of the “table issues” of life, by promising to be there and supply our abundance.

Enjoy this sermon as Chris Gearhart, unpacks Psalm 136 and shows how Jesus' birth was the greatest thing that ever happened in human history and because of that we have, a lovingkindness that lasts forever!

In our fourth week of advent, as we await the moment to celebrate Christ's presence on earth through His birth. Pastor Jim Renke will lead us through Revelation 5:9-14. Jesus came to glory through his role as the Lamb of God. And in that role, he showed himself worthy to rule and reign over God’s Kingdom. Let’s join with the angels in singing of his glory and living in the joy of what he’s done for us.

In this message, we’ll continue our series, “When Angels Sing.” We’ll focus on the words of the angels in the birth announcement to the shepherds. Pastor Jim Renke will lead us through Luke 2:8-14, and encourage us with the invitation and the promise we’ve received from God in Christ.

This week we'll be looking at Isaiah 6:1-5. Pastor Jim Renke will guide us to consider God's glory and our response. It's the response of repentance that prepares us to truly celebrate and declare the wonders of His gift in Jesus.

Let’s gather this week around the Word and ask God to prepare us for praise and thanksgiving! Pastor Jim Renke will be leading us through Luke 17:11-19, as we discover the blessings of learning to give thanks to God for his unmistakable grace! Come, taste his grace again.

Seth Williams, VCL's Director of Youth & Families, will preach a message titled "The Incomparable Christ" (Colossians 1:15-23). In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, and competing voices, we need a broader view of Jesus — the One who created all things, sustains all things, and reconciles all things to God through His blood on the cross. Paul lifts our eyes to see the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ so that we would worship Him with awe and trust Him with our lives. Join us this Sunday as we behold the incomparable glory of Jesus and find fresh confidence in the One who holds all things together.

Our God has given us His Word. What an amazing gift. This Sunday Pastor Jim Renke will lead us through Psalm 119:65-72 and we will grow in our appreciation for and devotion to God and His Word. Come, see the goodness of God in the good Word of God.