Peace Community Church

Advent: A Season of Waiting | Hope

This Sunday marks the beginning of Advent, and we invite you to join us as we explore the theme of Hope.  Advent is a season of waiting - a reflection of the longing for Christ's first coming and the anticipation of His return.  Don't miss this opportunity to embrace the beauty of Advent and prepare your heart for Christmas
Passage: Luke 2:25-35

The Book of Esther- For Such a Time as This

The words "For such a time as this," may be familiar, but the story behind them is a powerful reminder of courage in the face of fear.  Esther faced life or death choices, standing up to save her people when all seemed lost.  We explore how Esther's story speaks directly to our lives today, guiding us to live with boldness and faith in a world that often feels broken.  Discover how God might be calling you to make a difference- for such a time as this!  Passage 4:9-17.

The Book of Esther: A Stand Against Darkness

The stage is set, and a plot of unimaginable evil looms. Haman is ready to annihilate the Jewish people for refusing to bow before him. How will God’s people respond to this dire threat, and what can we learn from their courage? This Sunday, dive into a powerful story of resistance, faith, and God’s protection. Let’s explore how their stand against darkness speaks to our own lives and challenges us to respond with strength and faith in the face of adversity. Don’t miss this inspiring message!

 

 

 

 

 

The Book of Esther: Out of the World

Join us this Sunday as we dive into Esther 3, exploring Haman’s plot against Mordecai and the persecution faced by God’s people simply for their faith. In light of John 15:18-19, we’ll see how standing firm for God sometimes brings opposition—but also brings us closer to His purpose. Don’t miss this powerful message on courage and faith!

The Book of Esther: Favor with the King Pt. 2

In part 2 of this message Favor with the Kind, Pastor Kevin continues the narrative of Ester.  We learn more about who she is an what it would have been like to navigate her situation.  The sermon will offer a glimpse in the past all the while helping us understand the importance of having tact and making the most of circumstances. 

Passage: Ester 2:5-18

The Book of Esther: Favor with the King

What does it mean to win Favor in the eyes of others Ester is introduced in week 3 of this series. we will learn about her story and how difficult it is to serve God in a time of darkness Passage Esther 2

 

The Book of Esther: The Leader of the House

This Sunday, we’ll dive into Esther 1:5-22 as we continue our powerful series on the Book of Esther. Come explore how a royal banquet, a queen's bold refusal, and the ripple effects of pride and power set the stage for a destructive marriage. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain fresh insight into how God moves through the most unexpected circumstances.

The Book of Esther: A Godless Kingdom

This week we are entering into a new series, The Book of Esther.  Join us as we look in to a classical story from the Old Testament if Scripture.  The life of Esther is a remarkable look on how to serve God in the hardest of circumstances.
Passage: Esther 1:1-4

The Parables of Jesus | The Talents

Each of us has been entrusted with responsibilities. Sometimes it can feel overwhelming to manage it all, yet God is calling us to steward our lives well. This Sunday we explore how to view life’s responsibilities through a Christian lens of building God’s kingdom that brings joy and greater purpose.

Membership Sunday:

This Sunday our church will be recognizing new members to our church. Come join us for a special time of sharing as we hear how God is moving in the hearts of our people and spurring us on to fulfill God's mission of redemption. 

Parables of Jesus- The Rich Fool

Jesus once said, "Where your treasures are your heart will also be."  This powerful phrase gives us barometer for what we focus and pay attention to in life- for better or worse.  How do we values the right kind of treasures? Learn more this Sunday.  
Passage: Luke 12:16-21