Peace Community Church

 

While we often might pray, we might not always do so with the focus god desires. God expects us to praise his name and prayer is a great tool to do just that!

Fear has plagued this world and our nation, but God has called us out of this fear-fueled mindset and lifestyle to be closer to him and dwell in his presence. In the Advent season, we have learned what it means to hope, and love, to experience joy, and this week, peace.

Passage: Luke 2:25-35

Join us this week for the third message in our Advent series as we focus on the theme of Joy.  In a world that often feels heavy, we want to reflect on the kind of joy that lasts- joy rooted in Christ. 

 When you think of Christmas, what comes to mind? For many children, it’s the excitement of presents wrapped under the tree. But when we turn to the Gospels, we encounter a far greater gift—the precious birth of Jesus. His arrival is the perfect portrait of God’s deep, abiding love breaking into our world. 

Join us for a new Advent series as we explore how Jesus' coming fulfills the long-awaited hopes of people living in a dark and broken world.  Each week, we'll journey through stories of Scripture that point to the Messiah and discover how he brings the hope, peace, joy and love we all long for.

Passage: Luke 2:25-35

Jesus teaches that no one can enter the Kingdom of God with out being "born of water and the Spirit." What does this mean - and how does this reshape our understanding of God's work in us? Join us for Part 2 of Born From Above as we explore the transforming power of new birth. Passage: John 3:3-10

What does commitment to Christ mean? What does it have to do with the church? “Church” is a confusing concept in today’s world. Let’s get clear about the church and commitment.

What does it really mean to be born again?  It's a phrase many of us have heard- maybe even used- but what did Jesus mean when He said it?  In John 3, we'll explore Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus to uncover what it means to be born of water and the Spirit, and how this new birth transforms us.  

Passage: Jon 3:1-9

After the walls are rebuilt, the people of Israel pause to reflect, confess, and commit themselves to God’s covenant. In Nehemiah 9–10, we see the power of remembering God’s faithfulness and making intentional choices to follow Him. Join us as we explore how reflection, repentance, and renewed commitment can set the stage for real spiritual growth in your life.

Nehemiah 7 marks a turning point—the wall is complete, and only the gates remain to be set in place. Yet the focus shifts from construction to consecration. This chapter demonstrates the power of re-committing ourselves to the work of God.

Passage: Nehemiah 7