I am continually astonished that God lifts servanthood above other, far more significant achievements. For example, I can’t imagine the President of the United States cleaning toilets in my home. It would surprise me if Elon Musk volunteered to wash my foreign car. I would be shocked if Lebron James volunteered to be my personal trainer. Why would anyone with such a prominent position and esteem do something so menial with someone so insignificant?  Read More

When we think of paradise, our minds often wander to pristine beaches, serene mountain lakes, or quaint small towns. But the Bible paints a different picture. It begins in a garden and culminates in a city – the heavenly Jerusalem, where crowds of people live together in perfect harmony, joy, and the presence of God.  Read More

In the vibrant tapestry of Christian faith, few moments are as electrifying as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. This pivotal event, recorded in the book of Acts, marks a new era in God's relationship with His people and sets the stage for the explosive growth of the early church.  Read More

When I first read 1 Corinthians 4:7, the meaning was cloudy. Why would anyone put treasure in a clay jar? Clay jars are fragile and can break easily. Once dropped, get a broom, sweep the pieces, and place them in the trash. Clay jars, also known as earthen vessels, were everyday household items in ancient times, used for storing various goods such as water, oil, and grain. No one would dare store expensive perfume or gold coins (treasure) in something ordinary that could be broken apart.  Read More

April 12th, 10am-12pm: Easter Egg Hunt with Chestnut Mountain Church (register online)April 13th, Palm Sunday: 8:30am & 11:00am Worship Services; 10:00am Sunday School; 6:30pm Worship Service (all in Sanctuary)April 18th, Good Friday: 6:30pm Worship Service in the SanctuaryApril 20th, Resurrection Sunday: 9:00am Coffee Quarter; 10:00am ONE Worship Service (all in CLC ... no Sunday School or evenin...  Read More

In the wake of an inspiring mission conference and stirring testimonies from the field, many of us find ourselves asking, "What about us? What can we do now?" The answer may surprise you. It's not about grand gestures or heroic feats, but rather about embracing our weaknesses and building strong local churches. This unexpected path to global impact is beautifully laid out in Romans 12, offering a blueprint for how everyday believers can play a crucial role in spreading the gospel to the ends of the earth.  Read More