Christmas Dinner
December 14, 6pm
Candlelight Dinner
with Live Christmas Piano
Click here for details and to get tickets.
($10 per person)
Read Morewe’re building
We are excited to announce the construction of our first worship facility on Cortaro Rd. at Hartman Ln. We anticipate moving in by the beginning of March. In the meantime, we invite you to do 2 things:
- Please pray for us. Building a new facility in the current economic climate is a huge hurdle.
- Please come for a visit. We would love to meet you and learn of your love for Jesus and His Church. We desire to be a clear voice for Jesus and the difference He makes in every life He touches.
To learn more about our project, click here.
See our latest building photos here.
Read Morewe meet in your neighborhood
Find us Sundays at
Coyote Trail Elementary School
9:30am Bible Classes, 10:30am Worship & 6pm Grow-Up Hour
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Prayers for Uvalde
The tragic events in Uvalde, TX have us reeling again: another mass shooting, a whole community suffering. We grieve with and pray for the families who have suffered traumatic loss. We all feel a certain amount of helplessness. What can be done to stop this?
Certainly there will be renewed debate about gun control. There will no doubt be review of the perpetrator’s mental health and probably his family background and drug use, if any. Effort will be made to pin blame somewhere. But there’s a good chance, the research will deal with symptoms rather than the systemic problem our country faces.
We are bringing up generations of young people with little or no regard for human life. And why is that? Respect for life is a cornerstone of civilized society and it is moored in morality.
For decades those demanding separation of church and state have driven God from our schools. And with God goes morality. If there is no divine accountability, there is no need for morality. Morality is nothing more than a recommended option rather than a necessity for existence. In this way, our schools are failing our kids. There are many good people trying to make a difference in the school system and we are grateful for every one of them. But systemically, our schools have failed our kids and many of our homes have done no better.
There is hope but only if we reintroduce morality alongside mathematics and we let our children hear that there is human accountability to a divine being. Change can come but only if we reintroduce God.
Read MoreProp 207
Update: unfortunately Prop 207 passed in 2020.
Bad for AZ families.
Bad for AZ freeways.
Bad for AZ future.
Find out some of the leading reasons in this video. . .
Read MoreA House for Me
from Series: Prayer Points on Property
Moses built the Lord a house; we call it the tabernacle. Solomon built Him a house and we call it the temple.
Acts 7:48 Howbeit the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands.
Why are men so set on building God a house, when He doesn’t even dwell there? The prophet Jeremiah reminds us that God fills heaven and earth (Jer. 23:24). We don’t need a house to place God for He is everywhere. And if He wanted a house, He could build one much more majestic than we.
But there remains a need for a house, not for God’s benefit but for ours. We need a place where we can pray and worship and meet with others who wish to do the same. We need a place to remind us that the God who is everywhere is also right here. We need a place to display His fame and to invite others to call upon His name. To these ends then, let us pray for a house for the Lord.
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