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What Confession Does for Us
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the first of the Corporate Disciplines: Confession. When it comes to our sins, errors, and mistakes when we confess them, and we’re forgiven it’s like a weight is lifted off our shoulders.…
Holy Hospitality
This week in worship, Pastor Joe will continue our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the last Outward Discipline: Service. We are called to use our gifts to joyfully serve God and others. Thank you for worshiping with us. If you would like to give toward the…
Ash Wednesday – 6:00 p.m. Service
Join us online for Ash Wednesday as we begin the journey toward Easter called Lent. This is a time when we exercise the Spiritual Disciplines as we travel with the Savior who understands all our needs. Pastor Doug will share a meditation “Return to the Lord” based on Joel 2:12–17…
The Purpose of Submission
Pastor Doug will continue our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the next Outward Discipline: Submission.
While the words submission and surrender may be negative words for many of us, spiritually speaking, submission and surrender are not only positive, but they’re also essential.
Making the Most of Solitude
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the next Outward Discipline: Solitude. Throughout his ministry Jesus regularly took times of solitude to be alone with God. Thank you for worshiping with us. If you would like to give toward…
The Value of Simplicity
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our new worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the first of the Outward Disciplines: Simplicity. Jesus invites all who follow him to a simple way of life in which seeking first the kingdom of God influences every other aspect…
What Are You Putting in Your Head?
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our new worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing about the last of the Inward Disciplines: Study and about how part of being a mature Christian is being a life-long learner. Thank you for worshiping with us. If you would…
What Is Fasting and How Do I Do It?
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our new worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the third tool of Fasting and using it as our tool to empty ourselves so we can be filled with the Spirit of Christ. Thank you for worshiping with us. If…
What is Prayer and How Do I Do It?
This week in worship, Pastor Doug will continue our new worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the second tool of Prayer and using it as our tool to communicate with God and to hear from Him. Here are the 10 study guide questions on prayer, from Richard…
Meditation: Hearing from God
This week in worship, Pastor David Pranga begins our new worship series, “Tools to Build Your Spiritual Life” sharing the first tool of Meditation and using it as a way to hear from God. Thank you for worshiping with us. If you would like to give toward the work we…
Testimonies to God’s Goodness and Faithfulness
This week in worship we welcome Christy Pranga, Paul Goodhue and Nancy Sveden sharing how God has been working in their lives. Thank you for joining us for this moving service to conclude 2020. If you would like to give toward the work we are doing to share God’s mission…
Christmas Day – Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Welcome! We made it. What an unbelievable nine months we’ve been through. It’s mind-numbing to think of all that’s happened since March and all that has changed in our lives. I wonder if that’s how Mary and Joseph felt Christmas on morning. Perhaps very similar to how we’re feeling. We…