What to Expect
We would love to have you come and visit us on a Sunday morning. We know that it can be a little unnerving to come and be part of something new. Thus, whether you come from a church background or not– here’s an explanation of what we’re about here.
What are your services like?
Our services tend to be pretty simple.
- We pray, because we believe that God is our provider and that He desires us to seek after Him.
- We sing, because God is worthy of our praise.
- We preach God’s Word, because we believe that God gives life through His Scriptures.
- We proclaim the gospel, because it is the message of salvation for those who don’t know God and the message of strength for those who do know Him.
- We talk a lot about Jesus, because He is the only hope for the world.
What style of music should I expect?
We believe the music we sing should be Christ-exalting, God-glorifying, and Scripture-saturated. We use instruments to encourage the congregation to lift their voices to Jesus with freedom and joy. We also believe that there are many songs from various times in history that both honor God and build up the church. In light of this, it isn’t uncommon to hear a song from the 1600s in the same set with a song from 2020.
What should I wear when I come?
You’ll find all kinds of people wearing all kinds of different clothing. As long as you’re honoring the Lord with what you’ve got on, we don’t care if you’re wearing shorts or suits. The Lord is most concerned with the heart, not your attire.
What should I do with my children?
Parents are welcome to keep their children in the service with them, and many families choose to do this. We also offer children’s worship during the 11:00 worship gathering for children K-2nd grade, and childcare for those 4 years old and under.
What does it mean to be a Baptist church?
While being a Baptist church can have lots of stereotypes attached with it, we trust you’ll find we are a Bible-teaching, Gospel-centered, Christ-exalting, God-glorifying church that believes baptism is for people who repent of their sins and trust in Christ.