Church Uncomplicated

Let’s face it, life is complicated. In a world filled with stress, deadlines, to-do lists, schedules, and more broken promises than kept ones, our lives feel more chaos than comfort, more failure than fortune. Wouldn’t it be great if there was someone, somewhere who could make life simple? There is. His name is Jesus. And that’s why at Immanuel we preach and teach the simple message of Jesus Christ for us. We use simple means to convey surreal truth. We ask the simplest thing: come. Come hear his life giving, life changing, life liberating word. It’s that simple.

Worship Opportunities

WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES     Each week we will offer a Sunday Service at 9:00am and Monday Evening at 6:30pm. A monthly Saturday Service corresponding to the 1st Sunday of the Month is also held at 4:00pm. 

Last Livestreamed Service

In our Midweek Lent services this year, our theme is Follow Jesus…

Our worship will lead us from the Upper Room to the Cross as we watch from afar the Passion History of our Savior.  We follow and watch as Jesus carries out His mission, His mission to save you.  It is Jesus alone who will suffer. The Son of Man will fulfill the Scriptures. The Son of Man will be mocked, insulted, spit upon, flogged and killed. All who follow Him to the cross, His first disciples and we along with them, can only be spectators at this great drama that is about to unfold. He alone is the Savior and all He suffered is entirely His gift to you, salvation for you.

May the Lord bless you as you Follow Jesus to the cross, and finally, to His empty tomb for you.

Livestreamed Sundays at 9:00AM

JESUS IS THE SON OF GOD IN GLORY

“Epiphany” comes from a Greek word that means “reveal.” It is the season when you see Jesus begin his public ministry, revealing the reason the Son of God came to earth. During Epiphany, you will come to understand that when the true identity of Jesus is revealed, you realize your own true identity as well.

Jesus was a real human being, and he looked like it when he taught his disciples. But one day atop a high mountain, Jesus gave his disciples a glimpse of his glory as the Son of God. After he came down from the mountain, Jesus went to Jerusalem to suffer and die. It is good for us to view Jesus in glory on the mountain. It prepares us for Lent, and it prepares us for life.

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