Our service is hospitable because we want you to come as you are, greet one another with grace and peace, and be served by others with the love of Christ. Our worship music is an eclectic blend of ancient hymns and contemporary worship songs, and we believe what is most important is that we worship the Lord as one voice.

Liturgy can sometimes have a negative reputation, but we feel strongly that liturgy done well unites us together and focuses us individually in worship. Our service is liturgical—including elements such as a call to worship, confession of sin, assurance of pardon, confession of faith, and intercessory prayer—because we want to be intentional in every aspect of our worship.

At the center of our worship are the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. We want each aspect of our worship to be grounded in and saturated with the Word of God. The preaching of the Scriptures is one of the marks of the church, and we take this responsibility very seriously. Our pastors typically preach expository sermons through a particular book of the Bible.