A church family in Nineveh, Indiana
The doors are open.
Sunday at 10:30 — songs, a Bible-rooted message, prayer, and a lobby full of people who’d like to meet you.
This Sunday
Everything you need to show up.
Park out front. Coffee’s free. Casual dress is the norm.
Sunday Worship
10:30 AM
Music, message, prayer
Sunday School
9:30 AM
Adults & kids tracks
Midweek Groups
6:30 PM
Wednesdays · in homes
Kids Check-In
9:15 AM
Opens 15 min early
What to expect
No surprises.
The whole rhythm of a Sunday morning, in plain English — so the only thing that’s new is you walking through the door.
01
Pull in & park
Front lot, no special signage needed. Greeters will guide you in from the car — coffee’s on inside the lobby.
02
Drop the kids
Friendly, safe classes for nursery through 5th grade. Check-in opens at 9:15. You’ll get a matching sticker so only you can pick them up.
03
Find your seat
Sit anywhere. Worship runs about 70 minutes — a few songs, a Bible-rooted message, and prayer. No one will single you out.
04
Stay & say hi
Hang out in the lobby after. Pastor is usually near the coffee — ask anything, or just say hello and head home.
Sermon notes
Keep the message going.
Every Sunday’s message, as an interactive study you can work through during the week.
When Christians Stop Growing
The longer we have received God’s truth, the greater our responsibility to understand it, obey it, and grow through it. An interactive study of Hebrews 5:11–14, from the series Jesus Is Better.
Open notesJesus: The Priest Who Learned Obedience
Jesus is our superior High Priest because He was appointed by God, entered fully into our humanity, learned obedience through suffering, was raised out of death, and was appointed the eternal Priest-King after the order of Melchizedek; therefore, we can trust Him in our suffering, come boldly to God through Him, and faithfully follow Him toward the kingdom. An interactive study of Hebrews 5:1–10, from the series Jesus Is Better.
Open notesThe Word, the Priest, and the Rest
Because God’s living Word searches our hearts and our great High Priest understands our weaknesses, we can hold firmly to Christ and confidently approach God’s throne of grace. And because God’s promised rest still awaits us, we must persevere in faith and not fall away through unbelief. An interactive study of Hebrews 4:12–16, from the series Jesus Is Better.
Open notes
Faces of The Crossing
Farmers, teachers, retirees, kids in the youth group — a Nineveh-flavored slice of the body of Christ.
Take a step
The doors are open.
Plan a visit and we’ll have someone ready to meet you — where to park, how check-in works, who to find at the door.