Rev. Dr. Clark Cowden joins us this week for his first sermon at Tab! Learn more about Pastor Clark's spiritual path and the call to us as Christians on a mission.

Luke 18:9-14

This Sunday at Tab, we invite you to come as you are and experience God’s love and grace with us. We all have moments when we feel proud, unsure, or not enough, but God meets us right where we are. We also take time to observe Reformation and All Saints’ Sunday, remembering those who have gone before us and celebrating the faith that continues to guide us today. No matter your story, you’re welcome here. Come join us for worship, reflection, and community.

I Peter 1:3-5

Hope can feel fragile in uncertain times—something we reach for when the world feels unsteady. Yet the hope God offers is alive, not fleeting. It’s the steady assurance that even when life shifts beneath us, His mercy and promise remain firm. This hope doesn’t deny hardship; it sustains us through it, reminding us that new beginnings are always possible. Join us for worship this Sunday at Tab as guest pastor Rev. Dr. Pamela Jefferson Powell invites us to be renewed in that living hope together.

John 3:13-17 | Acts 11:1-18

Join us this Sunday for worship at Tab as we explore the ripple effects of God’s radical love. Through scripture, we’ll reflect on how Christ’s inclusive grace breaks barriers, welcomes all, and challenges us to live faith that transforms our communities and relationships. Come and experience a message of hope, connection, and the surprising ways God’s love sends shockwaves into the world.

Luke 14:1, 7-14

Life often pulls us in many directions, but Jesus reminds us that true purpose isn’t found in status or striving—it’s discovered through humility, generosity, and trusting God’s leading. Whether you’re seeking clarity, comfort, or a renewed sense of calling, this week’s message offers hope and encouragement for whatever season you’re in. Come ready to be inspired, challenged, and reminded that God is at work in and through you—right here at Tab.

Hebrews 10:19-25

This Sunday, we pause to notice the spark of hope all around us—in the courage, energy, and faith of the young people in our congregation. On Youth Sunday, we celebrate how their prayers, service, and presence shape the life of our church and remind us that hope isn’t just an idea; it’s a living, breathing force that can carry us through uncertain times.

Glenn McDonald grew up at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and has served as a Presbyterian minister for over 40 years. He is the author of Morning Reflections, a daily devotional ministry, and was the founding pastor of Zionsville Presbyterian Church.

Luke 17:11-19

We all have blessings in our lives, but it’s easy to take them for granted. This Sunday, guest pastor Rev. Dr. Stan Johnson will lead us as we explore the power of truly giving thanks. Join us at Tab to reflect, reconnect, and experience the joy and peace that come from a grateful heart. Come worship with us and celebrate God’s goodness together!

Genesis 2:18-20 | John 17:1-5, 20-23

From creation to Christ, we are made for community—with God and with one another. Community isn’t optional or secondary to our faith; it’s at the very heart of who we are and why we were created. This Sunday, discover how God’s design for connection can transform your life as we explore this life-changing truth together through Scripture, worship, and fellowship.

Jeremiah 29:11-13 | 2 Kings 2:1-15

Feeling anxious about what’s next? This Sunday’s message will remind and encourage you that the Lord is at work in your life. Just as He equipped Elisha in a new season, He will walk with you and provide what you need. Join us at Tab as Scripture speaks hope into seasons of change and assures us that God is preparing us for what lies ahead. Don’t miss this uplifting time of worship together!

Luke 11:1-8

In a season of transition, it’s easy to wonder what’s next—and how to pray as we wait. This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Steve Smith explores Luke 11:1–8, where Jesus invites us to a life of prayer marked by persistence, trust, and love in action. In his message, we’ll consider how God calls us to show up for others, even when the hour is late and the answers feel slow.

Living out Tab’s vision calls us to be a people who reach further, engage more, risk often, and forge deep and meaningful relationships that bear fruit pleasing to God. This passage reminds us that transformation often begins with bold prayers and faithful presence. Join us for worship, reflection, and encouragement.