At Knollwood, we have multiple opportunities every week for worship, Bible study, spiritual development, fellowship, and recreation, designed for those of every age. Take a look at what’s happening soon and plan to join us.
All the Help You Need
Dr. Bob Setzer, Jr., preaching
Numbers 11:24-30
Acts 2:1-4
John 7:37-39
As Moses had to learn (Numbers 11:10-13), being “filled with the Spirit” (Acts 2:4) requires us to give up our illusions of self-sufficiency and control. But as we do, we open ourselves to the help the Spirit longs to give.
Sunday morning is when we seek God’s presence through authentic, thoughtful worship. Woven together with scripture texts often drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary, our worship moves through prayer, creative liturgies, music, and messages to remind us that we are beloved children of God.
On Wednesday evenings, we gather from 5:30–6:15 p.m. to share a meal and the joys and concerns of our community. Then, from 6:15–7:00 p.m., through careful and varied programs, we delve into topics relevant to our faith, our times, our call to missions and service.
On Wednesday evenings, we gather from 5:30–6:15 p.m. to share a meal and the joys and concerns of our community. Then, from 6:15–7:00 p.m., through careful and varied programs, we delve into topics relevant to our faith, our times, our call to missions and service.
On Wednesday evenings, we gather from 5:30–6:15 p.m. to share a meal and the joys and concerns of our community. Then, from 6:15–7:00 p.m., through careful and varied programs, we delve into topics relevant to our faith, our times, our call to missions and service.
All the Help You Need
Dr. Bob Setzer, Jr., preaching
Numbers 11:24-30
Acts 2:1-4
John 7:37-39
As Moses had to learn (Numbers 11:10-13), being “filled with the Spirit” (Acts 2:4) requires us to give up our illusions of self-sufficiency and control. But as we do, we open ourselves to the help the Spirit longs to give.
Sunday morning is when we seek God’s presence through authentic, thoughtful worship. Woven together with scripture texts often drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary, our worship moves through prayer, creative liturgies, music, and messages to remind us that we are beloved children of God.
Sunday morning is when we seek God’s presence through authentic, thoughtful worship. Woven together with scripture texts often drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary, our worship moves through prayer, creative liturgies, music, and messages to remind us that we are beloved children of God.
