Resources

Here you will find resources that we think will be helpful, encouraging, and uplifting as you navigate life and faith. Most of these resources have been used and referenced during a Sunday morning worship service. We pray that God will use these in your life!

ONE WORD Resource

Instead of New Year Resolutions, what if you could pick ONE WORD for the whole year? A word that centered you, pointed you to Jesus, found its root in Scripture, and allowed you to take one small step toward the goals you feel God has called you to accomplish.


Day Spring offers a 7 question quiz to help you find a word for 2021. Take it here.


First Pres has also created a sheet of words from which you can choose a word, as well as, a list of bible verses with highlighted word options. 

Find the word list here. 

Find the bible verse list here.


We also have a list to pair a song with your word! Find the song list here.


Once you have decided your word for 2021, please let us know if you would like to have a business size card of your word written in calligraphy and laminated (great for putting in your wallet or car). We are also offering a key chain with your word in color or natural wood block letters.


To order one or both, click below and we will contact you for order and delivery details.


I want to order my One Word craft.


These resources were first shared at our ONE WORD Workshop on January 13, 2021.

MINDFULNESS AND

MEDITATION APP Resource

Psalm 1 assures us "Blessed is the one...whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on his law day and night." The Abide - Christian Meditation app can be found in the App Store. This tool will help you focus on scripture and prayer and calm you before God.


This resource was mentioned on February 9, 2020 during our sermon series: When Anxiety Attacks. 

Youversion bible app

YouVersion Bible App can be found in the App Store. This tool will help you get into God's word through a verse of the day, reading plans, devotionals, and more. 


This resource was mentioned on August 16, 2020 during our sermon series: Can You See Him?