Mount Tabor Christian Church

Christmas is messy. All of it! You have wrapping paper, packing peanuts, zip ties, and boxes everywhere. But here’s what I know about that mess. Giving the gift is always worth the mess it makes. God feels that way too. In spite of all the mess, He still offers us His grace.

Christmas is messy. All of it! You have wrapping paper, packing peanuts, zip ties, and boxes everywhere. But here’s what I know about that mess. Giving the gift is always worth the mess it makes. God feels that way too. In spite of all the mess, He still offers us His grace.

Christmas is messy. All of it! You have wrapping paper, packing peanuts, zip ties, and boxes everywhere. But here’s what I know about that mess. Giving the gift is always worth the mess it makes. God feels that way too. In spite of all the mess, He still offers us His grace.

Christmas is messy. All of it! You have wrapping paper, packing peanuts, zip ties, and boxes everywhere. But here’s what I know about that mess. Giving the gift is always worth the mess it makes. God feels that way too. In spite of all the mess, He still offers us His grace.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Have you ever read the book of 1 Corinthians and thought, "This church is a mess"? Well you’re not alone. The church in Corinth really was a mess. But we want to be a church that needs to read Corinthians. Why? Because if we need to read a messy book, it means we’re reaching people who really need God. Join us as we learn how to be a church that needs Corinthians.

Thousands of years ago, there was a powerful king. He lived a life that we can only fantasize about, indulging every pleasure. In time, the powerful king learned that to live this way is more of a nightmare than a fantasy. Don’t believe me? Join us as we read the king’s diary, a book we call Ecclesiastes, and examine five easy ways to wreck your life.

Thousands of years ago, there was a powerful king. He lived a life that we can only fantasize about, indulging every pleasure. In time, the powerful king learned that to live this way is more of a nightmare than a fantasy. Don’t believe me? Join us as we read the king’s diary, a book we call Ecclesiastes, and examine five easy ways to wreck your life.

Thousands of years ago, there was a powerful king. He lived a life that we can only fantasize about, indulging every pleasure. In time, the powerful king learned that to live this way is more of a nightmare than a fantasy. Don’t believe me? Join us as we read the king’s diary, a book we call Ecclesiastes, and examine five easy ways to wreck your life.

Thousands of years ago, there was a powerful king. He lived a life that we can only fantasize about, indulging every pleasure. In time, the powerful king learned that to live this way is more of a nightmare than a fantasy. Don’t believe me? Join us as we read the king’s diary, a book we call Ecclesiastes, and examine five easy ways to wreck your life.

Thousands of years ago, there was a powerful king. He lived a life that we can only fantasize about, indulging every pleasure. In time, the powerful king learned that to live this way is more of a nightmare than a fantasy. Don’t believe me? Join us as we read the king’s diary, a book we call Ecclesiastes, and examine five easy ways to wreck your life.

I don't know about you but sometimes when I think about biblical leadership, I feel like Abbott and Costello. We all want to know who's on first, we all feel like we're saying the same thing, and we all get frustrated when things don't seem to work right. This series is about uncovering God's design for biblical leadership so we can do God's work.

I don't know about you but sometimes when I think about biblical leadership, I feel like Abbott and Costello. We all want to know who's on first, we all feel like we're saying the same thing, and we all get frustrated when things don't seem to work right. This series is about uncovering God's design for biblical leadership so we can do God's work.

I don't know about you but sometimes when I think about biblical leadership, I feel like Abbott and Costello. We all want to know who's on first, we all feel like we're saying the same thing, and we all get frustrated when things don't seem to work right. This series is about uncovering God's design for biblical leadership so we can do God's work.

It seems that the churches reaction to a hyper sexually charged culture is to double down on the principle of silence. But silence doesn't bring clarity. Silence doesn't bring healing. Silence doesn't bring hope. Silence says, go somewhere else. Join us as we look at God's design for intimacy and shine that light in a world full of brokenness and pain.