At some point in our lives, we've all felt betrayed by someone or something. Those betrayals are painful and leave scars. Jesus was betrayed by some of his closest friends and we take a look at how we can handle these struggles in our lives.
The Apostle John remembers a conversation the disciples had with Jesus. They had a hard time understanding at that time, but Jesus was sharing some deep and comforting truth.
The Apostle Matthew writes about the time when he witnessed Jesus getting angry and turning over tables in the temple. This was an unusual thing to witness while following Jesus, but what can we learn from Jesus in this moment?
The Apostle Matthew writes about the time when he witnessed Jesus getting angry and turning over tables in the temple. This was an unusual thing to witness while following Jesus, but what can we learn from Jesus in this moment?
The Bible has been around so long and it can so daunting and confusing. Can we really trust anything that's in the Bible? How do we even know that is hasn't been manipulated or altered? Listen to how Pastor Eric addresses some of these tough questions.
A question that many people ask when trying to understand God is why would a loving God send people to hell? It's not a surprise that this is a common question, but in this message Pastor Jim will help provide some context and clarity to this difficult question.
For years in popular culture, we've seen many depictions of spirituality including angels and demons. These spiritual beings are referenced in the Bible on numerous occasions, so what's the deal with angels and demons?
Super Bowl Sunday is a great excuse to have a Super Sunday with Tanner Morgan as our guest speaker. Tanner had a lot of success as the 4-year starting quarterback for the University of Minnesota, but he talks about why success in life doesn't replace your need for God in your life.
As we wrap up Romans 8, Paul reminds us of the confidence that we can have in Christ as we strive to live free in Him. Paul is convinced of God's love for him, and so can we.
We all wish that life were easy and that nothing would ever go wrong, but that's just not life. This happen out of our control and there is often pain and suffering that we have to deal with. Let's listen to what Paul has to say about faith and suffering.
As we continue in Romans 8, Pastor Eric talks about what our identity in Christ looks like. So often we are deceived into thinking that worldly identities are what give us freedom.
This week we step back to the beginning of Romans 8 and talk about freedom and grace. So often we live in various forms of condemnation, but Christ's death and resurrection changed everything in the best way.
In Paul's letter to the church in Rome, he writes some really powerful instructions that are full of wisdom and truth. It just so happens that chapter 8 in this letter is packed with just about everything you need to live a full life in Christ. Let's check it out!
Christmas Eve is a special time to remember how Jesus put aside his heavenly glory to be born in a humble manger. Praise God that Jesus came to be the hope for all people!
While Kevin is home alone, he's constantly at war with a couple of thieves that want to break in and steal from his family's home. Kevin has to fend off these attacks, much like how we have to fend of the schemes of our spiritual enemy.
Following the Kids Christmas Worship program, Pastor Jim takes a look at the relationship between Kevin and Marley in the movie: Home Alone. It's important that we don't let our judgements get in the way of God's blessings.f
At first, Kevin was thrilled that his wish came true. He was free to do whatever he wanted with no parents or siblings to get in the way. But soon he began to realize that total freedom wasn't all that it was cracked up to be.
In all of the chaos of their big family trip, the McCallister family accidentally left Kevin behind - home alone. During the Christmas season, we have a tendency to get busy and distracted and sometimes we even forget the most important part of Christmas.
In the final week of this powerful series, we look at the powerful impact that Stephen had, even in his lowest valley. Life is full of mountain tops and valleys, but God has a plan for both.
Many signs and wonders were seen in the early church, but is God done with miracles? Pastor Peggy dives into the topic of miracles and what it means for Christians today.
