Join us for food and fellowship Wednesday, Febraury 17 at Chick-fil-A. We will meet immediately following mid-week worship, around 8:30 p.m.

Chick-fil-A has agreed to give free brownies to those that purchase a meal.

Join the men of Morrison Heights for the annual Wild Game Supper.

Thursday, February 18, Meal Times are at 5:30 and 6 p.m. in the Student Building.

Guest Speaker, Brodie Swisher, will begin at 7 p.m. in the Worship Center

Tickets are $10 and are available at the church office.

Ten volunteers are [...]

You can find joy in pain.  Paul did.  He was in prison for preaching Jesus, his so-called brothers were taking advantage of his imprisonment, and his life was in danger.  But he celebrated the progress the gospel had made through his imprisonment and persecution.  As to the risk of execution, Paul said, “To live [...]

The Christian life is relentless pursuit of happiness. In his most joy-filled letter, Paul reveals the motives that drive him and the habits that feed his joy. Since Paul’s happiness is completely wrapped up in the glory of God, he finds joy in places we might not expect. His greeting to the Philippians shows [...]

Wednesday Night Weekly Worship

There will be no Wednesday Kaleo Weekly Worship on November 25.

Connect Groups

Connect Groups will not meet the week of Thanksgiving.

Sunday School & Worship

There will be no Sunday School on November 29. There will be one joint Sunday morning worship service at 10 a.m. and [...]

Wednesday night we studied Acts 1:1-11.  In this passage Luke wrote that Jesus gave “many convincing proofs” that he had risen from the dead.  Some of the “convincing proofs” to which Luke refers are listed in Luke’s gospel:

He allowed the disciples to see and touch his hands and feet (Luke 24:39). He ate [...]

Audacity is insolent boldness. The Bible is full of stories of people who had the audacity to ask for mercy. Cain begged God for a lighter punishment. Abraham begged God to spare Sodom and Gomorrah if he could find just ten righteous people there. Jacob tried to coerce God to bless him. Rahab the prostitute asked the Israelite spies to protect her because she had hidden them from the king of Jericho. Now the Gibeonites are desperate for mercy, so they resort to a ruse. They tricked the Israelites into making a covenant with them. Now they were on God’s side and under his protection. Over a thousand years later, Samaritans, centurions, tax-collectors, lepers, and Pharisees would have the audacity to beg Jesus for mercy, and they found it. Those with the audacity to ask God for mercy will find it. [...]

Your connect group is a way to build friendships with other Christians. If you’re not a Christian, it’s a place where you can come and explore Christianity in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. So find one that fits your schedule and bring your friends. [...]