Our annual Church in the Park gathering along with Elim Evangelical Church and Sufficient Grace Church

The Bible was never meant merely to fill our minds with information—it was given to renew our minds and transform our lives. “Reading the Bible for Transformation” explores the life-giving power of God’s Word and five practical ways to give it greater influence in our daily lives. As we read, welcome the Spirit’s work, memorize, meditate, and pray Scripture, God uses His truth to shape us increasingly into the likeness of Jesus. - Pastor Kevin Wilber guest speaker

This Sunday’s message, “Identity in Christ,” will look at what it means to live from the truth that Christ now lives in us. Through Galatians 2:20, we’ll explore how God’s truth confronts the lies of the enemy and reminds us that we are accepted, secure, and significant in Christ. When we know who we are in Jesus, we can stop striving to prove ourselves and begin walking by the Spirit.

What does biblical excellence really look like? Is God asking us to be perfect, or simply faithful? In this message, we discover that excellence isn't about performance or perfection, it's about responding to a God who first gave His very best for us. Join us as we explore how living with intentionality, faithfulness, and wholehearted devotion can honor God, serve people well, and reflect Jesus to the world around us.

This week’s message, “Magnify the Lord,” explores Psalm 34:3 and the invitation to exalt the name of the Lord together. The sermon will look at how every life magnifies something, and how focus shapes what becomes clear, visible, and influential. Through the lens of scripture, we will consider what it means for the character and life of Jesus to become bigger and clearer in us.

Following Jesus was never meant to be a private journey. In Week 4 of our This Is Us series, we explore what it means to live on mission by building authentic relationships and boldly inviting people to follow Jesus. Discover why the mission isn't just for pastors or missionaries, how God uses ordinary conversations to change lives, and how one simple invitation can have an eternal impact. You may be closer to someone's breakthrough than you realize.

What if church was never meant to be a spectator sport? In Week 3 of our "This Is Us" series, we explore one of Celebration Church's core values: Every Person Equipped to Serve on Mission Together. Discover why God has uniquely gifted every believer, how those gifts are meant to impact others, and why the Church is strongest when we serve side by side. You may be more important to God's mission than you realize.

What if one of the biggest obstacles to spiritual growth isn't a lack of knowledge... but a lack of connection? This week in our series This Is Who We Are, we'll explore why God never intended us to follow Jesus alone. Through Acts 2, we'll discover how authentic community, meaningful relationships, and genuine belonging are essential parts of a growing faith. If you've ever felt disconnected, unseen, or like you're carrying life's burdens by yourself, this message is for you. The kind of life-changing community God designed may be closer than you think.

What if the Bible was never meant to just give you information… but completely transform your life? In Week 1 of our new series “This Is Us,” we talk about why God’s Word is more than ancient text…it’s alive, personal, and still changing people today! Join us as we unpack the foundation value that shapes everything we do at Celebration Church, and discover why truth and relationship were never meant to be separated.

Everything has been leading to this moment—the birth of the Church. Jesus’ resurrection proved His victory over sin and death. His ascension empowered His followers to carry on His mission. Now, through the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the message of Jesus transforms lives and builds His Church. The same power that moved through Peter’s first sermon still moves today, calling us to repentance, faith, and action.