During this advent season, we take time to read about Mary, the mother of Jesus.

We begin our Christmas series by reading in Luke 1 about the challenges and blessings of hopeful expectation.

We’ve been delivered and set free and we have great promises…but sometimes our lives can feel "in-between". If we let them, these in-between times can be a beautiful and powerful place to discover and rediscover God’s grace!

What might Jesus say is the most important thing in our lives? Using Jesus’ famous answer to the question of an expert in the Law of Moses this message suggests it is to love God with our whole being and to love our neighbors as ourselves. It further suggests a start for how we can do that.

This is the third sermon by Pastor Aaron Friesen in a five-part series titled, "The Promise of Restoration".

This is the second sermon in a series titled "The Promise of Restoration" by Pastor Steve Overman

This study series concludes by exploring the valuable role played by each and every person and the importance of shared, public prayers and covenant renewal rituals in the rebuilding process.

The first of a 5 part series titled, The Promise of Restoration: Mournful Penitence

Practices that help us remember who we are and that we belong to the Lord.

We learn from Haggai's word of challenge and encouragement to the people of Israel about what they should be focused on as they seek to (re)build a future for themselves in the land.​

I Corinthians 12 - Each and every one of us is needed in order to make the church all that it can be. 

Galatians 5:1-6:5

Sunday, July 30, 2017

Kathy Rice reads from Acts 4:1-22.

High School Pastor, Andy Gilbert, just wrapped up his last high school camp of his career. Over the years, he has compiled seven secrets to a great life and on this morning, he shares his number six secret - giving.

Jim Thomas shares a message from Acts 3.

Dt. 6:4-7:6

Acts 2:1-4

Acts 1:1-11

Pastor Steve returns from sabbatical and shares about his experience. We also take time to read the scriptures to prepare our hearts and minds to take communion.

After our BBQ together, George reads and shares from Psalm 26.

George Boehmer tells a modern day version of the parable of the prodigal son.

Andy Gilbert shares one of his favorite Scriptures.

In part of two of our series on perseverance, Pastor Aaron Friesen walks us through the failures and successes of Paul's journey.

To start this two-part series, George reads from II Corinthians 4.

Ephesians 5:1-17 NKJV

Kathy Rice leads us through Psalm 139.

Ephesians 4:2 & 32

We gather together to study Luke 24:13-35 with guest speaker, Tyler Nice.

On Sunday, May 21, Kevin Lemeiux and Jackie Hudson, both Licensed Professional Counselors, gave a free seminar on faith and emotions.

Ephesians 4

We conclude our series in Philippians.

The All-Embracing Love of God

We look at Philippians 3:7-21 together and talk about how God wants us to mature in Him and continue our growth.

Adopt this Attitude | Philippians 2:1-13

We being a study in the book of Ephesians.

Philippians 1:1-11

We read and study Exodus 32:1-14

We conclude our series in the Book of Mark on Easter morning by remembering and celebrating the resurrection of Christ!

Pastor Aaron leads us through Exodus 20:1-17.

The woman with the alabaster jar - Mark 14

We read and study Exodus 14-17.

We continue our study in Exodus.

Mark 8:27-34

Learning the Lessons of the Loaves

Five passages in Mark

When God does something remarkable in our lives it's an opportunity for us to add to our testimony. We read a familiar story and miracle of when Jesus feeds thousands in John 6 and explore how God is at work in our lives and how these events add to our story.

On this special morning Jannine Johnson is joined by a few kids from our congregation to tell the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, the three people thrown into a fiery furnace by Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, when they refused to bow down to the king's image as seen in Daniel chapter 3. 

Seeds and the Kingdom of God - Aaron Frisen leads us through three parables in the Book of Mark.

We continue our study by reading Isaiah 61:1-11.

Tyler Nice concludes his two part seminar on the history and interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. 

There are many potential dangers from religious ideas and practices, some even well meaning. We read about three examples in the Book of Mark to help us be aware of these pitfalls: exclusion, inflexibility and legalism.

We study Isaiah 58:1-14.

Tyler Nice explains the history leading up to the Constitutional Convention and how that history had an impact on the content of the Constitution.

We read and study Mark 1:21 - 45.

We read and study together Isaiah 56:1-8.

The Call to Follow - Mark 1:14-20

We read and study Isaiah 55:1-13.

We begin our new series through the book of Mark.

We read and study Isaiah 43:1-21.

We spend time reading Joshua 1:1-9 and explore helpful things we can do in new times.

We study together Isaiah 41:1-20.

To prepare us to take communion, we read together Isaiah 40 and Pastor Steve makes notes of a few specific promises God gives to his people. 

We study together Isaiah 10:33-12:6.

We look at Abraham who 4000 years ago discovered there is hope for new beginnings. In this new year, each one of us can have this same hope.