Last week, we looked at the peace “willed” to us by Jesus. Though, I would argue that sounds like something all of us would love to have, it can be hard to attain. How exactly do I experience perfect peace, and what in the world do I do with all my worry in the meantime?

Well, Jesus gave us instructions for just that! Not only did He will us His peace, but He gave us direction on what (and who) to look towards if we struggle to find it.

This week, Pastor Lydia Miller is going to teach about the promise from Jesus that we can experience freedom from our worries. We will study Matthew 6:25-34 and take a look at how you and I can practically invite in the peace of God, and free ourselves from the worries that overwhelm us.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

In part seven of our FAQs series, Jeff & Lydia talk about spiritual disciplines, and some practical ways that you can begin to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus through personal quiet time, journaling, being in His word, and/or simply praying. We hope you enjoy today's episode!

Today, on Mother's Day Sunday, Pastor Jeff Moes continues our series Promises, we’ll be looking at Jesus’ promise to give us His peace—a peace unlike anything the world can offer. It’s a lasting, godly peace that isn’t dependent on our circumstances.

Have you ever said, “I’d give anything for a moment of peace”? Of course you have—we all have. Life is busy: packed schedules, bills to pay, houses to clean, kids to shuttle around, and so much more. With everything going on, we all crave a little peace.

The problem is, the world only offers a temporary, surface-level peace. It may help us cope for a while, but it doesn’t last.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

Have you ever found yourself asking, “God, don’t You care?”

Most of us have asked that question at some point. Deep down, we know that storms are a part of life. But even in storms, we often just need to be reminded of the presence of God. We need the reassurance that He promises to be with us through it all.

When we hold onto this — we can get through anything life throws our way in this fallen world.

This week, Pastor Jeff Moes continues our series Promises, we’ll be focusing on one of the most powerful promises in God’s Word: “I will be with you always…” We will take a look at Mark 4:35-41 and talk about how the presence of God made all the difference in the life of the disciples as they faced a storm.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

Today, Erich Erdman continues our series we kicked off on Easter, “Promises.” We are taking a look at the assurances of God as we live life in relationship with Him. This week we want you to see that these promises are the very thing that free us from doubt and despair and enable us to live the free and full live Jesus died for us to have.

This week’s promise: Hearing God’s Voice.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

Christ is Risen! He is risen indeed.

Pastor Jeff Moes kicks off our brand-new series (yes, on Easter!) called "Promises." Over the next six weeks, we’ll explore the powerful promises God has made to us in Scripture—His promise to be with us, to give us peace, to give us rest, and so much more.

We will reflect on one of God’s most powerful promises: “He loves us.” We’ll dive into John 3:16 and the parable of the shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to find the one lost sheep—a beautiful reminder of God’s relentless love.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

It is often said that preparation shapes celebration.
That’s why in this episode, we prepare our hearts for what’s to come.

This year, Erich Erdman, Pastor Lydia Miller, and Pastor Jeff Moes, do so by walking us through the crucifixion through the eyes of someone who was there.

We’ll explore the events through the experiences, missteps, and humanity of a man named Peter. Chosen by Jesus to be one of His closest disciples, Peter was more than a follower—he was a dear friend. He was there for miracle after miracle, teaching after teaching, and he boldly declared his loyalty to the One he called theMessiah.

So, what happened? What led to Peter’s famous denial and what can you and I learn in light of it?

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!

There is nothing worse than feeling unappreciated, overlooked, or unseen. When it seems like the people in your life take you for granted, it can be incredibly disheartening. But it's comforting to remember that even Jesus experienced these feelings at times.

Today, Pastor Lydia Miller dives into the story of the 10 lepers in Luke 17. We’ll reflect on their plea to Jesus, His response, and their surprising lack of gratitude. What happens when the Son of God feels taken for granted? And, more importantly, how should we respond when we find ourselves in the same situation?

We explore these questions and discover how we can learn from Jesus’ reaction.

--

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Sunday Setlist
• Connect with us!