Beginning August 1st, 2020, we will begin re-gathering onsite, while continuing to gather online. We are requesting those attending the live worship gatherings, wear a mask and we are implementing many safety standards including a max occupancy for the sanctuary, additional spacing between seats and rows, hand sanitizing stations and requesting all non-family groups continue to maintain a six foot social distance.
The focus of the church should be Jesus. Not a charismatic leader, not a building, not programming … JESUS. Being a new church (est. 2016), we are attempting to build the culture that Jesus established and desires still today for our modern generation. To be a people that extends scandalous grace.
At Refuge our ambition is to not have a set style of music, but to have an eclectic mix. We approach worship intimately. There are no fog machines or light shows. Our worship isn’t catered to any single age group or ethnicity. We attempt to create a worship environment for anyone who desires to be intimate with God.
The first thing people knew about Christians is that all walks of life gathered together and devoted themselves to the apostles teachings, to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Our weekly worship gatherings are on Saturday nights. These gatherings are a time of singing, teaching, eating, prayer and conversation.
This week we’re looking at the opening of Chapter 4 (give it a read). After three chapters of encouragement and praise, in this new section, he now turns to directions for these baby (but faithful) disciples of Christ. Full Message…
Throughout 1 Thessalonians, we see how the Thessalonian Church embodies holiness, love, and future hope as they remain firm in their faith and commitment to their King Jesus. Who can you encourage today? Who has blessed you recently that you…
This week guest teacher Jeff Holiman takes us through chapter two of Paul’s letter to this church who is getting a lot of things right. Full Message Audio Livestream Replay
How do you wake up from the Matrix when you don’t know you’re in the Matrix? When we sleepwalk through life we’re enslaved without knowing we’re enslaved. “For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and…
Over Labor Day weekend my husband and I decided to plan a trip with our high school aged daughters. Our time with them is quickly slipping by and we wanted to spend some one on one time with them to…
A healthy church is about being committed to each other through the hard, ugly, vulnerable, and weird. It’s when you get bad news and the first people you think to reach out to are the people of your church. Or…
