Who do you say Jesus is? This week, guest speaker Mike Harder invites us to consider the question Jesus asked his disciples—and still asks us today. Drawing from John 17 and Colossians 1:15–20, Mike explores Jesus as the visible image of the invisible God, the one who holds all creation together and brings reconciliation through the cross. As we continue exploring the Nicene Creed, this message reminds us how shared practices keep our faith alive and center our lives on…
It’s easy to remake God in our own image. Pastor Brent walks through the opening line of the Nicene Creed to ask who God actually says he is — Center, Control, Creative, and Care.
In a culture full of competing claims about what “real” Christianity looks like, we’re going back to the ancient words the whole church has confessed for 1,700 years. This week: unpacking the first three words of the Nicene Creed — We. Believe. In. — and why the shape of that phrase might matter as much as anything that follows it.
As part of our additional missions giving for 2026, we are supporting Vishwa Vani in the construction of a new pastors’ training center to serve five states: Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand & Haryana in Northwest India bordering Pakistan. Here are some recent pictures of construction.
During our last ministry year, Ashworth gave $34,225 to our missions partners through regular giving. You also contributed an additional $14,700 through special missions offerings. Your generosity allowed us to finish the year with more than we needed to cover our expenses, so we decided to give the extra away. We are sending an additional $25,000 to our missions partners to support their ongoing work. Altogether, nearly $74,000 is going toward missions from this past ministry year—sharing the hope of Jesus, serving people in need, and advancing God’s…
Beginning September 13, parents, please check in each child using the computer in the church foyer. The computer will print a name tag for each child. Please make sure your child is wearing their tag before heading into the service. Kids will continue to join their families in the main service during worship. After worship, they’ll be dismissed to their age-appropriate ministry areas: Ages 2–4: UpstairsAge 5–5th grade: Basement Downstairs Thanks for helping us make Sunday mornings safe, welcoming, and…
Each week, our youth group students share a meal together as part of their gathering. We’re looking for volunteers to help provide those meals! If you’d be willing to bring a meal for our students, we’d love for you to sign up here.