Updated April 1, 2020 @ 9:00 Am
Longview Family,
I’ve been overwhelmed to witness the beautiful display of love you’ve shared over the past few weeks with each other and with our community. You are the Church, and I have seen Christ in action through you. You’ve embraced this unconventional season as well as checking on each other regularly. Thank you for demonstrating the love that Jesus described in John 13:35 when he said, “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love one for another.”
One important way that we can care for each other in these days is by following the wise guidance of health experts and government officials. I’m letting you know that we will continue to worship together online throughout the month of April.
On Easter Sunday, April 12th, we will livestream our worship service at 10:30 am on Facebook, Vimeo, and our church website.
In the meantime, we encourage you to continue to stay connected to each other through phone calls and online gatherings. If you are aware of needs in our fellowship or in our community, please contact the church office. This is a time when we can focus on prayer. Let’s pray fervently for each other, for people in healthcare, for people who serve others in our community, and for those who are sick.
Thank you for being the Church. It’s a privilege to serve as your pastor and serve alongside your faithful church staff. I eagerly look forward to the day when we can be together face-to-face. Until then, know that I love you and diligently praying for our wonderful faith family.
Saved to Serve,
Whit
I’ve been overwhelmed to witness the beautiful display of love you’ve shared over the past few weeks with each other and with our community. You are the Church, and I have seen Christ in action through you. You’ve embraced this unconventional season as well as checking on each other regularly. Thank you for demonstrating the love that Jesus described in John 13:35 when he said, “By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love one for another.”
One important way that we can care for each other in these days is by following the wise guidance of health experts and government officials. I’m letting you know that we will continue to worship together online throughout the month of April.
On Easter Sunday, April 12th, we will livestream our worship service at 10:30 am on Facebook, Vimeo, and our church website.
In the meantime, we encourage you to continue to stay connected to each other through phone calls and online gatherings. If you are aware of needs in our fellowship or in our community, please contact the church office. This is a time when we can focus on prayer. Let’s pray fervently for each other, for people in healthcare, for people who serve others in our community, and for those who are sick.
Thank you for being the Church. It’s a privilege to serve as your pastor and serve alongside your faithful church staff. I eagerly look forward to the day when we can be together face-to-face. Until then, know that I love you and diligently praying for our wonderful faith family.
Saved to Serve,
Whit
Current Series
Join us online this Sunday for our current preaching series on our MATCHLESS savior!
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Recent Sermons
Listen to sermons online from our recent Blueprint of a Healthy Church and Purpose of Christmas sermon series.
Knowing ChristCommitted to the Lordship of Jesus.
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Loving PeopleBeing changed by Jesus.
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Reaching the WorldJoining the mission of Jesus.
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