A Letter from Pastor Jady

This time of year is always marked with the word busy.  Parents all the school functions and parties, work gatherings, family and friends wanting to be together.  And it in the middle of the hustle as a church family we want to stop, listen, and adore the God of Heaven.  

The word Selah shows up in scripture in the Psalms as an indication to stop and listen.  It is also derived from the Hebrew word for FOREVER.  It is a liturgical practice of pausing and listening to the Forever God and allowing that stop to be a place of surrender and worship.  

We will not be meeting this Sunday for church but it's not a Sunday off. It's a biblical rhythm of worship in our house.  Where we slow everything down, and gather with a few to listen to heaven.  

My heart for you in this time is that you would, with friends or your family, gather in a living room and worship Jesus together.  Open his word together.  And listen to his voice together.  

These moments have served as markers for our family.  What God speaks to us becomes family motos that we carry through the year.  And I pray that as you stop and listen.  As you worship and adore our King Jesus.  That you would not only be overwhelmed with his love for you.  But you would be filled with fresh faith for what he wants to do in and through you.  

Jady Griffin