Tune in for a joyful morning of worship as we praise the Lord with songs led by our Gloria Dei Youth Choir and celebrate our graduating high school seniors. Pastor Chuck Swindoll will resume his series on Ecclesiastes, guiding us through Solomon’s writings on the problem of evil in our world and pointing us toward the unwavering goodness of God.
Join us in praising God and thanking Him for the wonderful mothers and mother-figures He’s placed in our lives. We will worship the Lord in song together, rejoice with families through our Child Dedication ceremony, and learn from the powerful influence of Jochebed, the mother of Moses.
Join us as we worship the Lord, our sure and steady Anchor, with a special preview of our Children’s Choirs program, “My Anchor Holds.” Tune in and be reminded that the hope of Christ and the wisdom found in God’s Word can see us through any storm.
Worship the Lord with us and be reminded of life’s true source of meaning and hope. We’ll begin with triumphant worship led by our Brass Choir, then hear sobering wisdom from Ecclesiastes that makes Solomon’s testimony clear: There is no contentment in a life that’s disconnected from the only One who can make it meaningful.
Join us to worship the Lord with beloved hymns led by our String Quartet and celebrate those who serve for Volunteer Appreciation Sunday. As we continue our study of Ecclesiastes, we’ll find Solomon’s warnings against greed and wisdom for living a satisfied life.
Join us in worshipping our glorious Heavenly Father with inspiring music led by our Gloria Dei Youth Choir and wisdom from God’s Word. As we return to our series on Ecclesiastes, we find King Solomon setting aside his cynicism to share insightful counsel that all of us should remember when we come before the Lord.
Rejoice with us at the arrival of our eternal King, Jesus, through worship and praise this Palm Sunday. We will be led in joyful music by our Children’s Choirs and Brass Quintet, then continue our study of Ecclesiastes with a message focused on these famous words: “Two are better than one.” Listen as Pastor Chuck Swindoll shares what Scripture tells us about the importance of including others in our lives—in a word, friendship.
Join us for beautiful worship led by our String Quartet and Children’s Choirs and the latest installment of Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s series on Ecclesiastes. In this week’s message, we’ll look at Solomon’s evaluation of those who seem to have it all, noting that even the rich and famous lead lonely, empty lives when God is not at the center.
Worship with us as we glorify God, Who alone brings our lives meaning and joy. Pastor Chuck Swindoll will continue to guide us through King Solomon’s journal of Ecclesiastes, pointing us toward the light of hope that pierces the darkness of doubt.
Join us for a special time of worship as we welcome Ballet Magnificat! to perform three numbers from their show “Hiding Place,” which tells the remarkable true story of Betsie and Corrie ten Boom. Celebrate the triumph of hope in Christ as we enjoy their presentation, worship together in song, and hear a message from Ecclesiastes about our gracious God, Who makes everything beautiful in its time.