It's the 1st Sunday of the month... it's time for our Food & Clothing Drive. We can't feed everybody, we're not a homeless shelter, we're not even a food pantry... but we can partner with other ministries to help them accomplish their tasks in what God has called them to do.
This Sunday, bring in a bag of non-perishable food items. We are making a difference in people's lives that are down and out. It may be you one day needing just a little bit of help. Also, go through your closets and look for those clothes that don't fit anymore or you haven't worn in awhile. Bring them in for those who just need a little help.
1st Sunday Food & Clothing Drive... let's make an impact!!
Have You Recently Accepted Christ?
First—CONGRATULATIONS! You’ve just made the greatest decision of your life, and all of heaven is rejoicing with you! But you might be wondering… what now? There’s a lot you can do to grow in your new faith, but here are two essential first steps:
Get a Bible and start reading it.
Not just to check it off a list, but to let God speak to you through His Word. As you read, you’ll build a deeper, ever-growing relationship with Jesus Christ.
Get Baptized.
Yes—baptism matters. Why? The simplest answer is… Jesus did it. He was obedient to be baptized, and so should we. Baptism is a public declaration that you belong to Him.
Here’s your chance:
If you’re a believer in Jesus and ready to show the world, join us for Baptism at the 3 State Harley-Davidson Labor Day Party! How cool will it be to get baptized at a motorcycle rally? We’ll have a special “Dunk” shirt waiting for you. Sign up today and take this powerful next step in your walk with Christ!
Labor Day at 3 State HD — Worship • Food • Fun • Baptism Celebration
Get ready for a celebration like no other! We’re kicking off September Serve Day — and we’re doing it BIG. The Worship Team will fill the air with powerful music, the Cook Team will serve up mouthwatering favorites, and New Heaven Sno will keep you cool with frosty treats. Plus, bounce houses, games, and laughter for all ages!
And that’s not all… Don’t forget — we’ll also be having our Baptism Celebration during the party! What better way to celebrate than seeing lives publicly declaring their faith in Jesus?
This isn’t just a party — it’s an all-hands-on-deck Serve Day where we come together as a church family to serve, celebrate, and shine the light of Jesus in our community. Mark your calendars, invite your friends, and let’s make this a day to remember!
Labor Day at 3 State HD — Worship • Food • Fun • Baptism Celebration
Real Women, Real Worship, Real Word!
Mission: To encourage, equip, & empower women of any background to be sold out and surrendered to God.
Head out to gather together with other women from the area for an uplifting evening of Worship, Fellowship, and Inspiration. Come connect, and be part of something special!
The speaker will be Morgan Rachal!
So save the date, bring your Bible, and join up for Woman Church at Shane's.
** Important Note for this Women of Courage Event **
This event will not be broadcast on Facebook.
We want to make you aware that sensitive topics will be discussed at this Women of Courage event. While we encourage young women aged 12 and up to attend to educate them, parents need to use their discretion.
We are here to answer any questions or provide more information if needed. We look forward to seeing you there!
Check out Women Of Courage LA on Facebook for more info.
Join us for Man Church @ The Stable where you'll receive a...
For guys of ALL ages (12-120), so make sure to bring a friend!
If you can't make it, catch the live stream on Facebook.
For guys of ALL ages (12-120), so make sure to bring a friend! Check out Men Of Courage LA on Facebook for more info and updates...
Join us for our August Potluck in Hangar 316 immediately following the service!
This is a meaningful opportunity to share a meal and spend time in fellowship as a church family, strengthening the connections that encourage and support us each week. This is more than a meal; it is a celebration of togetherness, gratitude, and the blessings we continue to receive.
Head over to Mealtrain (click here) to let us know what you can bring.
We believe the church is the body of Christ on earth, working toward fulfilling its calling to prepare humanity for Christ's return and entry into the kingdom of heaven. Understanding when and how the church was built helps us better fulfill that calling. This series, The Church Jesus Built, examines the early church's life and origin as described in the Book of Acts.
Much of the early church comprised Jewish worshippers. However, it was never in doubt, from the commissioning of Christ to the calling of the Holy Spirit, that the gospel is for all places and people. If we had any doubt, God specially set Paul and Barnabas aside for the purpose of cross-cultural evangelism. When ministering to those near to home, the disciples could rely on the shared culture of Judaism, but it was now becoming increasingly important to relay the gospel to other cultures. In the same way that a tool can be used for many purposes, or medicines used for many ailments, Christianity works as the salve to heal the wounds and repair the broken pieces of the human spirit throughout cultures and peoples.
We believe the church is the body of Christ on earth, working toward fulfilling its calling to prepare humanity for Christ's return and entry into the kingdom of heaven. Understanding when and how the church was built helps us better fulfill that calling. This series, The Church Jesus Built, examines the early church's life and origin as described in the Book of Acts.
Everyone has a role in ministry. Not all in the early church were inclined to teaching, and not all had supped with Christ and witnessed his message firsthand. But there were people with gifts to organize and lead in smaller circles. We can get wrapped up in the idea that “ministry is prayer and teaching,” but actually, ministry is feeding the orphans and the widows too. Sometimes, ministry is as small as meeting the daily, physical needs of those around us. In Acts 6, without those efforts, the grumbling would have continued, and the issue would have persisted, maybe even doing harm to the gospel. A growing ministry requires all sorts of people to make it work.
Have you ever wondered how God has uniquely gifted you to serve others and make an impact for His Kingdom? Join us for an engaging Spiritual Gifts Class designed to help you discover and understand the gifts God has given you. Through biblical teaching, personal reflection, and a spiritual gifts assessment, you'll gain insight into your God-given strengths and learn how to use them with confidence, joy, and purpose.
"According to the grace given to us, we have different gifts: If prophecy, use it according to the proportion of one's faith; if service, use it in service; if teaching, in teaching; if exhorting, in exhortation; giving, with generosity; leading, with diligence; showing mercy, with cheerfulness."
— Romans 12:6-8 (CSB)
Whether you're new to the faith, seeking your place in ministry, or simply wanting to grow in your walk with Christ, this class will help you uncover meaningful ways to serve and bless others. Come discover how God has uniquely equipped you—and how your gifts can strengthen His church and impact lives.
Itinerary
We believe the church is the body of Christ on earth, working toward fulfilling its calling to prepare humanity for Christ's return and entry into the kingdom of heaven. Understanding when and how the church was built helps us better fulfill that calling. This series, The Church Jesus Built, examines the early church's life and origin as described in the Book of Acts.
When followers of Christ first emerged in Israel following his death, resurrection, and ascension, people around them considered them a cultic offshoot of Judaism. The Jewish religious leaders, protective of the boundaries of observed worship, began to react in a way that was consistent with cultic worship taking place in their presence. This included banning Christians from the temple, banning them from teaching in the name of Jesus, and, eventually, banning all Christian worship. Though the early Christians were said to live in goodwill with those around them, their beliefs became uncomfortable to those in power. But as Peter said, they didn’t bow to man’s laws but to God’s instructions