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

HE LIVES TO BE MY GOOD SHEPHERD

Life is full of either/or moments. Some of them are of little long-term consequence. I will have either the chicken or the fish. Some of them matter more. I will accept the new job offer or keep my current job. One either/or moment is life-changing for every human being. Either Jesus is still dead, or Jesus rose from the dead. Jesus claimed he would rise from the dead. “The Son of Man must suffer many things. . . be killed and after three days rise again” (Mark 8:31). So if Jesus remains dead, he is both a failure and a fraud. If Christ has not been raised, we are still in our sin. But Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! It makes all the difference! He lives! The season of Easter is a 50- day celebration of that fact.

Without the resurrection of Jesus, I would have to choose my own direction in life. I would be terrible at it, because, like a sheep, I can generally see only what’s in front of me at the moment, and I get myself into trouble. It is especially difficult for me to look far into my future as planned by Jesus. If he had not risen from the dead, I would be on my own. But he lives, and it makes a difference. I have the reliable direction of the Good Shepherd. He feeds us with his Word. He protects us from the roaring lion, Satan. He is leading us into the green pastures of eternal life. For centuries, the Church has observed this Fourth Sunday of Easter to celebrate that Jesus lives to be our Good Shepherd.

Livestreamed Sundays at 9:00AM

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