Today at 7 PM we will be digging into God's Word together and looking at what it has to say about healing and then we will have a ministry time, praying for people for healing. This is not because we in any way suppose that we have got this figured out or have seen amazing success, but rather because God's Word indicates that Jesus is a healer and he instructs us to pray for each other for healing. As he sent his followers out to minister, he told them to preach the gospel and heal people and tell them that the Kingdom was near. Our desire is to learn how to appropriate the power of the Holy Spirit, the same power that Jesus appropriated in his healing ministry

We, the Transformation Church Board, would like to officially welcome pastor Jeremy as our new lead pastor along with his wonderful family. Following a majority vote on May 25th, we’re pleased to announce that Jeremy will begin his full-time role on July 2nd, 2025.

We sought the Lord for guidance and He answered us by making it clear to us and to Jeremy that he was to be our pastor. We know that it was him the Lord had in mind all along. 

We also welcome Alissa, whom we know will make a really great pastor's wife! We welcome their children, Ethan, Hannah, and Andrew.

May the Lord bless you and keep you and make His face to shine upon you!

In Christ’s love,

Helene, Gary, Patty, and Justin

It is with great joy that we welcome Elliott Craig MacCallum to our Transformation Church family.  He was born to Caleb and Rachel MacCallum on May 18^th at 6:56 PM, weighing in at 7lbs 4oz. Rachel and Caleb are doing well and enjoying their new roles as mom and dad. Elliott is at home and doing well and putting on his 2-week baby weight.

We praise the Lord Jesus for Caleb and Rachel's gift of new life! If you’d like to bless Caleb and Rachel in some way, feel free to reach out to them at caleb@transformtbay.com.

At the end of Matthew 6, Jesus said “No one can serve two masters. … You cannot serve both God and money.  Therefore, I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. … your heavenly Father knows that you need them. But seek first his kingdom…”

Jesus is very clearly assuming in this passage that we will have a master, a driving ambition. In the final analysis, there are really only two possible masters or ambitions for human beings. It is either self-centered ambition or a God-centered ambition, which is why Jesus said “if anyone wants to come after me he must deny himself… and follow me” This does not mean that having the ambition to succeed and do well in some endeavor is wrong, as long as the reason for our desire to succeed is to bring honor to Jesus and further his Kingdom.

On Sunday morning we will be looking together at Matthew Chapter 6:24-34, and we’ll be thinking about four words serve, worry, trust, and first.

See you Sunday!

Caleb, Gene and Jeremy