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Psalms of Thanksgiving
Gratitude is more than a holiday. It's how God's people have worshiped for thousands of years. This November, join us as we walk through the Psalms of Thanksgiving, the songs Israel sang in good times and in hard ones.
Together we'll look at:
Psalm 100: Enter His gates with thanksgiving
Psalm 103: Forget not all His benefits
Psalm 107: Give thanks for His steadfast love
Psalm 136: His love endures forever
Wherever you are this season, whether full of joy, worn out, or somewhere in between, these psalms help us see God's faithfulness and answer it with praise. Come ready to remember what He has done, and bring a friend.
Psalms of Thanksgiving
Four Sundays in the Psalms show that thanksgiving is more than a feeling. It is how we come to God, a story we tell, a memory we keep, and a response to love that never quits.
Between Egypt and The Seas
Join us for our new sermon series, “Between Egypt and the Seas,” as we discover what God can do when we find ourselves trapped between what He has brought us out of and where He is leading us next. We’ll learn how to trust God when the path isn’t clear, stand still when fear tells us to run, and move forward when God makes a way where there seems to be no way. The sea in front of you may look impossible—but it may be exactly where God is preparing to show you His power.
A CALL TO REMEMBER
Friend, you’ve got to know where you are now before you can know where to go. Sometimes we need to be reminded of where we came from to where we are now in life before we can look ahead at where we are going. Here we see in Deuteronomy chapter number six the children of Israel in this situation. The Bible says that they wandered in the wilderness for 40 years.
This Is Us! is a four-week sermon series designed to define who the church is, what God has called us to be, and how we are to live as followers of Jesus Christ. In a world where churches are often shaped by culture, preferences, and traditions, Scripture reminds us that Christ has already defined His Church. Through these four messages, we'll discover that we are a people who passionately worship God, wholeheartedly follow Christ, faithfully equip one another, and courageously carry His mission into the world. This series is more than learning what the church does—it is rediscovering who God says we are.
Pastor Shane's New Books Coming Soon...
Staring in the Face of Compromise:
Holding to Truth in an Age of Confusion** is a compelling call for Christians to remain steadfast in their faith when the pressures of culture, comfort, and acceptance threaten to weaken biblical conviction. Drawing from Scripture, personal ministry experiences, and the challenges facing the modern church, Pastor Shane Lawson exposes the subtle ways compromise can infiltrate the believer's life, church leadership, and congregations. This book encourages readers to discern truth from error, stand courageously for God's Word, and remain faithful to Christ even when faithfulness comes at a personal cost. In an age where moral clarity is often exchanged for cultural approval, *Staring in the Face of Compromise* serves as both a warning and a source of encouragement for those determined to walk the narrow path of truth.
In Works...
Ichabod: A Pastor's Nightmare is a gripping and deeply personal account of one pastor's journey through the heartbreak, confusion, and spiritual warfare of serving a church where control, manipulation, and fear gradually overshadowed the lordship of Christ. Through firsthand experiences, Pastor Shane Lawson recounts the challenges of leading a congregation influenced by unhealthy power structures that had already driven away previous pastors and members. This book is more than a story of pain and loss—it is a testimony of faith, perseverance, and God's sustaining grace in the midst of adversity. With biblical insight and hard-earned wisdom, Ichabod serves as both a warning to churches drifting from Christ-centered leadership and an encouragement to pastors, leaders, and believers who have experienced church hurt, spiritual abuse, or the crushing weight of ministry conflict. Ultimately, it is a story of surviving the nightmare, remaining faithful to God's call, and finding hope beyond the darkness.
