Monthly Archives: May 2026

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Sermons
David Page

Peace & Patience in a Hurried World – Sermon – Pastor Dave Page

Our hurried world pulls us in a hundred directions, making it easy to miss the holy moments God places right in front of us. The Holy Spirit produces peace that quiets your inner noise and patience that keeps you emotionally available to others. When you slow down, you create space for God to work through ordinary moments and unexpected interruptions. This week, build unhurried spaces into your day, stay longer in conversations, and recognize that interruptions may be invitations from the Spirit. Transform your life by making room for God.

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May 23, 2026 No Comments
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David Page

Joy That Draws People In – Sermon – Pastor Dave Page

Joy is the spiritual fruit anchoring you in God’s presence, not based on circumstances but on confidence in His faithfulness. Unlike happiness, joy reframes struggles and remains steady through hardship. When you carry joy, people feel it. Your life becomes a witness to Christ’s love. Joy grows through gratitude, connection, and staying anchored in Jesus. Ask God who needs to experience His joy through you today. Let your joy draw others toward Christ.

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May 16, 2026 No Comments
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Marlee Page

Love that Moves Toward People (Mother’s Day) – Sermon – Pastor Marlee Page

What does real love look like? In Galatians 5, Paul reveals that the first fruit of the Spirit is agape love, a self-giving, sacrificial love that chooses the good of others. From Ruth’s faithful devotion to Naomi to Boaz’s generous care, Scripture shows us love that stays, acts, and follows through. This Mother’s Day reminds us that love often appears in quiet, unseen moments. True spiritual growth begins when we stop drifting toward comfort and take one step toward someone in need. Who is your one person today?

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May 9, 2026 No Comments
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Pastors Page

Living the Mission – Sermon – Pastors Marlee and Dave Page

Jesus teaches us that spiritual fruit flows naturally from staying connected to Him as the vine. True transformation comes through remaining in Christ, not through striving harder. This week, practice sitting with Jesus for five minutes daily. Read John 15, be still, and listen for the Holy Spirit’s guidance. When we’re genuinely connected to our source, we notice more, care more, and respond more naturally. You don’t need more willpower or a different mission. You need deeper connection.

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May 2, 2026 No Comments