Programs & Events

For 2025, we are studying Revolt Against Maturity by RJ Rushdoony.  Here is a quick blurb about the book:

"Psychology: once governed by the scriptures was forfeited to the humanists under the Church’s watch, and the new gatekeepers have radically secularized the discipline. Rushdoony launched a frontal assault on their hegemony in his 1977 work on psychology, “Revolt Against Maturity,” while equally critiquing the current Christian approaches and providing a way forward for God’s dominion man." - Martin Selbrede

Childcare is provided for those who desire it.

For 2025, we are studying Revolt Against Maturity by RJ Rushdoony.  Here is a quick blurb about the book:

"Psychology: once governed by the scriptures was forfeited to the humanists under the Church’s watch, and the new gatekeepers have radically secularized the discipline. Rushdoony launched a frontal assault on their hegemony in his 1977 work on psychology, “Revolt Against Maturity,” while equally critiquing the current Christian approaches and providing a way forward for God’s dominion man." - Martin Selbrede

Childcare is provided for those who desire it.

Please join us for our 2025 Fall Bible Conference on Saturday, October 25 and Sunday, October 26. Our Speaker will be Rev. Ian Hamilton. He will be speaking on the topic of The Faith-Shaped Life. 

Schedule:

Saturday, Oct. 25

9 a.m.-12 p.m.—Men's Discussion with Dr. Hamilton

5 p.m.—Lecture 1: The Nature of the Faith-Shaped Life (Heb. 12:2)

6 p.m.—Catered dinner

7 p.m.—Lecture 2: The Foundation of the Faith-Shaped Life (2 Tim. 3:10-4:5)

Sunday, Oct. 26

9:30 a.m.—Lecture 3: The Trinitarian Character of the Faith-Shaped Life (John 14-17)

10:30 a.m.—Sermon 1: The Struggle of the Faith-Shaped Life (Is. 49:1-7)

5 p.m.—Sermon 2: The Pattern of the Faith-Shaped Life (Romans 8:29)

6 p.m.—Meal following the evening service

Please join us for our 2025 Fall Bible Conference on Saturday, October 25 and Sunday, October 26. Our Speaker will be Rev. Ian Hamilton. He will be speaking on the topic of The Faith-Shaped Life. 

Schedule:

Saturday, Oct. 25

9 a.m.-12 p.m.—Men's Discussion with Dr. Hamilton

5 p.m.—Lecture 1: The Nature of the Faith-Shaped Life (Heb. 12:2)

6 p.m.—Catered dinner

7 p.m.—Lecture 2: The Foundation of the Faith-Shaped Life (2 Tim. 3:10-4:5)

Sunday, Oct. 26

9:30 a.m.—Lecture 3: The Trinitarian Character of the Faith-Shaped Life (John 14-17)

10:30 a.m.—Sermon 1: The Struggle of the Faith-Shaped Life (Is. 49:1-7)

5 p.m.—Sermon 2: The Pattern of the Faith-Shaped Life (Romans 8:29)

6 p.m.—Meal following the evening service

After the evening service on the second and fourth Sunday of each month, we come together around a meal to deepen our ties and to encourage one another. The church provides the main entree and it is up to the members to bring sides and desserts.

For 2025, we are studying Revolt Against Maturity by RJ Rushdoony.  Here is a quick blurb about the book:

"Psychology: once governed by the scriptures was forfeited to the humanists under the Church’s watch, and the new gatekeepers have radically secularized the discipline. Rushdoony launched a frontal assault on their hegemony in his 1977 work on psychology, “Revolt Against Maturity,” while equally critiquing the current Christian approaches and providing a way forward for God’s dominion man." - Martin Selbrede

Childcare is provided for those who desire it.

For 2025, we are studying Revolt Against Maturity by RJ Rushdoony.  Here is a quick blurb about the book:

"Psychology: once governed by the scriptures was forfeited to the humanists under the Church’s watch, and the new gatekeepers have radically secularized the discipline. Rushdoony launched a frontal assault on their hegemony in his 1977 work on psychology, “Revolt Against Maturity,” while equally critiquing the current Christian approaches and providing a way forward for God’s dominion man." - Martin Selbrede

Childcare is provided for those who desire it.

After the evening service on the second and fourth Sunday of each month, we come together around a meal to deepen our ties and to encourage one another. The church provides the main entree and it is up to the members to bring sides and desserts.