Unity Presbyterian - Denver, NC

This week in worship, we begin our season of Stewardship. Pastor David talks about our investment in God's kingdom, how what we give of not only our resources but also our time can shape the future of the world. There is nothing wrong with wanting a nice house or a new car, but we must recognize them for what they are…temporary. We have an opportunity to invest in things that will never end.

This week in worship, Pastor Dana takes a look at our prayer life. How do you pray? Do you always ask for things, or wait until you're in a bind before turning to God? You're not alone! We talk about the best ways to supercharge your prayer life as we meet in worship this week.

This week in worship, it is World Communion Sunday. This is a great chance for Christians around the world to come together, united through this holy sacrament. The message of Jesus is for the whole world. Our humanity depends on the humanity of all people. When we celebrate communion, we proclaim that we belong to a church much larger than just our local congregation or denomination—we belong to the worldwide body of Christ. 

This week in worship, Pastor David concludes our series on Philippians with a look at our thoughts. What do you dwell on? Do your thoughts produce anxiety or peace? Paul tells us the secret of becoming people who are content and at peace.

This week in worship, Pastor David moves to Philippians 3 as we look at the role models of our faith. Our truest identity is not found in earthly things but in Christ, who has claimed us as citizens of heaven. Like Paul and the saints who have gone before us, we press on toward the goal, keeping our eyes on Jesus. Following their example, we live now as ambassadors of God’s kingdom on earth.

Pastor David moves to chapter 2 of Philippians this week as we take a look at the qualities of a church. According to Paul, the church should be unified in their priorities. Find out what priorities Paul valued and how we can follow his advice today.

This week in worship, we begin a new series from the book of Philippians. Philippians is Paul’s warm and encouraging letter to the church in Philippi, written from prison yet overflowing with joy. He thanks them for their partnership in the gospel and urges them to live in unity, humility, and faithfulness to Christ. Over the next four weeks, we will explore the words of Paul as he emphasizes that true joy is not found in circumstances but in knowing Christ.

This week in worship, we conclude this series as Daniel faces the lion's den. He has faced some challenging circumstances, yet throughout it all, Daniel has remained faithful to God. This week, Daniel's greatest challenge becomes his greatest testimony. Daniel still speaks to us today, as he encourages us to be brave and remain unwaveringly committed to God. 

This week in worship, a hand writes a mysterious message on the wall that terrifies the king, and Daniel is there to interpret the dire warning. Don't you wish God was that obvious with his messages to us? Or does God send us messages that we fail to pay attention to? How can we tune in to God while liivng in a world filled with distractions?

This week in worship, Pastor David continues in the book of Daniel as we find Daniel interpreting dreams, not because he had the ability to do so, but because he asked God to give him the knowledge. He believed in God's ability to do the seemingly impossible. When we are faced with something that seems like it can't be done, do we turn to God in prayer or try to rely on our own abilities? Let's see what we can learn from Daniel this week about the supernatural power of God.