This week, Jim Krenning takes us to 1 Peter 2:16 to think about Christian freedom for our journey through 52 Verses from 52 Books in 52 Weeks.
Is being disciplined by God purely some sort of negative thing?
Sometimes we tell ourselves that we are not enough so many times that we start believing the lies. In the message, we learn how to shut down the lies and conquer the period of wandering to experience the true taste of freedom.
Faithtoberfest returns! 2021 has been another unusual year, but God is good and we are ready to celebrate Him and His faithfulness to us! On October 15 we will have a special, live streamed festival of incredible music from gifted artists all around our area, entertaining skits and terrific gift card prizes! RSVP for this year’s event and relive last year’s fantastic festivities, below.
Failure and forgiveness. It’s in the center of Solomon’s temple prayer and it is in the center of our actions and God’s response to them.
We want to continue moving forward, but when it gets hard, we remember the past and how the past was so sweet. It might feel more convenient to look back on the past, so much that we forget that goal of our future. In this message, we will be learning how to not drift into the past, when the journey gets hard.
This week, Pastor Tim turns one book back to 1 Chronicles to think about our failures, the call to repentance and the promise of God’s forgiveness.
How can it be that in the “Fear of the Lord” we actually find confidence and refuge?
As the Temple built to worship God was dedicated, King Solomon stopped and prayed to the Lord. In the king’s prayer, we are pointed to truths about God is, what He does for us and how we can come before Him today.
What is our responsibility to share the only true door into Salvation with the people around us?
This week, Pastor Tim turns to 2 Chronicles to think about what we learn from Kings David and Solomon on where we should put our confidence.
We often mistake our faith Journey as a straight path, but in reality, it is filled with highs and lows. When we find ourselves in the wilderness it doesn’t mean God has abandoned us but it means that we are about to experience God’s presence in our life. In this message we are learning that we are not alone in the wandering and in fact, God is with us.
When we thirst in life, do we consider what we truly are desiring?
Can we experience God’s peace even in the midst of discouragement? David contemplates this in the last part of Psalm 4.
Are we choosing to stand on our problems or on the hope of our God’s promises?
Melanie turns us to Micah this week to think about how God has a plan for our salvation throughout all time.
Once we have started building a relationship with Christ we have a tendency to hyper involve ourselves in disciplines and forget to release them into the world. In this message, we explore how to unleash the hope of Jesus both in generosity and justice, but also how to live in the tensions that both of them bring.
We can find tons of information at our fingertips, but what do we do with the knowledge we have?
We’re called to feel peace and yet anger can boil up so easily in the midst of the turmoils of life. What do we do with that as we seek to follow Jesus?
How do we follow God’s leading in our lives? Are we seeking His guidance? Are we serving His people?