Sermons

Week 2 of our series in Philippians. Explore with us the richness of partnering together in the Gospel. Working, serving, laboring, and striving side by side can seem like a puzzle, today we look at four pieces of that puzzle to see and understand how they link together to bring the good news to others and glorify God. Partnering with others is not easy, in fact, sometimes it's very hard; however, we are secure knowing that it encourages other believers and that "He who began a good work in YOU will be faithful to complete it."

Join us for our Easter Sunday Service as we explore the way the teachings of Jesus changed the way the world viewed sickness. As Jesus demonstrated, we are to respond with empathy and compassion and also understand our real person is inward and spiritual and this body is a tent or a temporary home.

During this continued time of quarantine, view or download the video file to join us in the Word together. Today, Brad Sturm speaks to us remotely from Alaska about Mark chapter 5 and Jesus' desire for relationship.

Part 1 in a 3-part sermon on the book of Esther. Today we look at the book of Esther examining the background and backdrop of the timeframe and people involved in this story as a basis for the next 2 parts in the series. As we see both good and bad woven into this history we are reminded that God orchestrates these - and all - events so that His divine purposes stand and He uses imperfect people to accomplish His will. Stay tuned for the second and third sermons on this book in June and July!

Paul has a way of both warning and encouraging at the same time, and 1 Corinthians is full of fatherly prodding alongside stern disapproval. He calls the people of the Corinthian church spiritual babies. They knew Christ but their actions were reflective of hearts changed little by growing Christ. His challenge to them, and to us, it to grow up, spiritually, maturing in the faith we claim.