It’s Personal

When a friend you’ve invited to Access attends for the first time, it all becomes very personal. You want the experience to be perfect. This is why, when we say we are For St. Johns, we mean we are for the people you love. This mission we are on, to lead people into growing relationships with Jesus Christ, is very personal.

Pause Sunday – February 23 2025

Unfortunately, we are unable to distribute the content of our service via podcast due to the large amount of music in our Pause service this past Sunday.

The good news is you can find our service in its entirety at AccessChurch.com/watch. We hope you enjoy it!

We’ll be back here next week with a special message from our lead pastor, Rich Barrett.

This Is My Song – Part 4

Blessed Assurance, Amazing Grace, It is Well…Some of the most beloved hymns of our faith were actually written from a perspective of tremendous suffering. How could someone write so confidently about God’s goodness while enduring hardship?

Join us for a four-week study as we hear from those who are singing about a God who is faithful, even when life is hard.

This Is My Song – Part 3

Blessed Assurance, Amazing Grace, It is Well…Some of the most beloved hymns of our faith were actually written from a perspective of tremendous suffering. How could someone write so confidently about God’s goodness while enduring hardship?

Join us for a four-week study as we hear from those who are singing about a God who is faithful, even when life is hard.

This Is My Song – Part 2

Blessed Assurance, Amazing Grace, It is Well…Some of the most beloved hymns of our faith were actually written from a perspective of tremendous suffering. How could someone write so confidently about God’s goodness while enduring hardship?

Join us for a four-week study as we hear from those who are singing about a God who is faithful, even when life is hard.

This Is My Song – Part 1

Blessed Assurance, Amazing Grace, It is Well…Some of the most beloved hymns of our faith were actually written from a perspective of tremendous suffering. How could someone write so confidently about God’s goodness while enduring hardship?

Join us for a four-week study as we hear from those who are singing about a God who is faithful, even when life is hard.