An announcement of various ministries and events happening in and around the church this month.

Are we trying to manipulate God or worship Him? Is God’s presence in your life a source of joy or judgment? In 1 Samuel 5, the Philistines believed they had conquered the God of Israel by capturing the ark, but what unfolds next is a powerful revelation: God cannot be controlled, co-opted, or contained. His hand brings victory over idols, judgment upon His enemies, and—ultimately—redemption through Christ for those who turn to Him in faith.

An announcement of ministries happing in and around the church building during the month of June.

Are there areas in your life where you are trusting in religious activity—rather than in God’s Word? Despite having access to the Word of God through the prophet Samuel, the people of Israel ignore it and instead place their trust in a sacred object, assuming God's power could be wielded apart from faithful submission. This presumption leads to judgment: the priesthood collapses, the ark is lost, and “Ichabod” is declared—the glory has departed.

An announcement of ministries and activities happening around the church the week of Sunday May 25th.

In a time when God's voice was rarely heard and spiritual darkness covered the land, the Lord broke His silence—not through a priest or a king, but through a young boy named Samuel. This moment would mark a turning point in Israel’s history and reveal something essential about how God speaks—and how we must respond.

An update of ministries and events happening during the month of May.

In a world where spiritual leadership is often compromised and worship reduced to performance, 1 Samuel 2:12–36 reveals a sobering truth: God is not indifferent to how He is worshiped. In his sermon, “The Heart of Worship,” Pastor Josiah explores the contrast between corrupt and faithful worship.

An updated announcement regarding various ministries happening at our church during the month of May.

This Sunday, Pastor Josiah began a new series in the book of 1 Samuel with a message centered on 1 Samuel 1:1-2:11. In his sermon, Pastor Josiah showed how through Hannah’s story, we see God remember the lowly, raise up a prophet, and prepare His people for the hope they didn’t yet see coming.