Colossians
Wayne Muri
On Things Above

Pastor Wayne brings the message, “On Things Above” from Colossians 3:1-4.

On Things Above
John
Andy Davies
Grace for 2023

Pastor Andy brings the message, “Grace for 2023” from John 1:16-18.  What do we want to focus on as a church and as individuals this coming year?  What will define us?  This year, let's be defined by Grace.

Grace for 2023
Mark
Nate Birkholz
Jesus Above All

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Jesus Above All." In Mark 9:1-13, we see the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain and a voice from heaven declaring Him to be the Beloved Son. Clearly, Jesus' exalted status is being proclaimed, but it's Peter who unknowingly says that Jesus is on par with Elijah and Moses. How often do we fail to see Jesus' glory and then place Him right alongside (or below) other good things?

Jesus Above All
Mark
Andy Davies
Identity and Mission

Pastor Andy brings the message, "Identity and Mission" from Mark 8:27-9:1. Mark 8:29 is the watershed moment of the gospel: Peter confesses Jesus is the Messiah. The disciples finally understand Jesus' identity. Immediately, Jesus begins to reveal his mission. With the disciples, we will begin to see Jesus' identity and mission as inseparable. And his identity and mission have ramifications on the cost of discipleship.

Identity and Mission
Acts
Luke Bylsma
The Power of the Church

Pastor Luke brings the message, "The Power of the Church" from Acts 12. There are times when it seems like the church will be snuffed out like a struggling flame, or that the oppression and persecution will grow to a point when the darkness will overcome it. Yet, we are reminded in Acts 12 that the power of the church does not rest in the people of the church, but in the object of their faith.

The Power of the Church

John

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Words from the Cross

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Words from the Cross

Pastor Andy brings the message, "Words from the Cross." When faced with the final moments of life, what a person says becomes highly significant. Hanging on the cross with his death imminent, Jesus spoke. These seven statements will be the focus of our time together as we listen to and learn from Jesus' words.

“Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” — Luke 23:34

“Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise.” — Luke 23:43

“Woman, behold, your son!...Behold, your mother!” — John 19:26-27

“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” — Mark 15:34

“I thirst.” — John 19:28

“It is finished.” — John 19:30

“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!”— Luke 23:46

First Things First

First Things First

The message is from John 4:21-26. In John 4 we see Jesus having a meaningful conversation with a Samaritan woman. From this scene we learn about the importance of worshiping God with our hearts. As we wrap up 2020 and squeamishly anticipate the upcoming year, we need to have the following truth settled deep within us: We will aim to worship our good God with our lives in 2021.

Is Seeing Necessary for Believing?

Is Seeing Necessary for Believing?

The message is from John 20:1-31. In John 20 we read the account of Jesus’ resurrection. What’s interesting is that no one in the story believes that Jesus is alive unless they see evidence. With grace and truth, Jesus kindly leads these individuals into “resurrection belief.” What about us and all the others who are thousands of years and thousands of miles removed from that event? We weren’t there to see anything! Jesus has a word for us as well.

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