ORDINARY PEOPLE
FOLLOWING JESUS
Welcome to Marysville Nazarene!
We believe God calls ordinary people to follow Him. We’re your neighbors, your classmates, your childhood friends, and your co-workers. But following Jesus isn’t ordinary–it’s extraordinary!
It’s about doing life together. We need each other!
Together we learn to serve, pray, and worship. To us, ordinary people following Jesus means loving and giving, going and sharing. It’s placing our “everyday, ordinary life” before God as an offering while pressing on to follow Him.
• Upcoming Events •
• Sunday Gatherings •
Sunday Gatherings:
Worship Service
9:00 & 10:30am
(Livestream at 9:00am ONLY)
Adult Sunday School
9:00 & 10:30am
Children's Worship
9:00 & 10:30am
(Newborn thru 6th Grade)
Youth Worship
5:15 - 7:00pm
(7th thru 12th Grade)
June 2 - July 28
We find ourselves in the midst of construction season, when orange cones and delays become a daily part of our lives. Without directions--or the right signs to help us through life’s detours--we can easily get lost, end up on roads that lead us away from our destination.
When we are off course spiritually, Jesus provides simple, clear directions that help us navigate life’s potholes, find healing from our hurts, and the power to overcome harmful habits.
Using Jesus’ teaching from his first recorded “sermon,” Road to Recovery walks us through the Beatitudes and gives us eight turn-by-turn directions to get us back on the right road for our faith journey.
Our weekly worship services go live Sunday mornings at 9:00am. For a more interactive experience, we recommend visiting our Facebook page to view the livestream, where viewers are welcome to exchange hellos and post comments throughout.
Podcast (audio-only) and video recordings of Sunday morning worship will be listed below as soon as they’re available. To view archived recordings of past services, please visit our media page.
Josh Huff - July 16, 2023
Overflow
Last week, six of our teenagers attended Nazarene Youth Conference in Tampa Bay. Over the course of their time there, they had an opportunity to drink the water of life--to taste and and be filled to overflowing, to hear the ways God is calling them toward His purpose! There's something stirring in our young people, and as a result, in our congregation as well. Water was made to move. When it sits still, it gets nasty. Our teens have living water that is ready to move, and it will move with or without us. So our challenge is this--how can we, as a church, facilitate the flow of that water?
Scripture References: Isaiah 55:1-13
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