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Sunday Service (Appreciate, Consider, and Thank (ACT): Our Response to The Psalm of Temple Dedication)

Using the Acronym ACT: Appreciate Psalm 30’s place in history as a song of temple dedication. Consider how it reflects David’s life, Israel’s relationship with God, and our redemption in Christ (as temples ourselves / the church). Thank God for he...

Sunday Service (Everything That Has Breath: Living as People of Praise)

With both pastors away, one of our church elders, Jim Boseck, shared a message on living a life focused on praising God. He reminded us that praise isn’t just for Sundays - it should be a daily response to God’s goodness. Even in hard times, we’re...

Easter Sunday Service (The Stone the Builders Rejected)

Drawing from Psalm 118, this Easter sermon explores how God turns rejection into redemption through Christ’s resurrection, focusing on the powerful image of the rejected stone becoming the cornerstone of our faith. The sermon weaves together ancie...

Sunday Service (Not My Will: Jesus in Gethsemane)

Through an examination of Jesus’ anguished prayer in Gethsemane (Luke 22:39-49), this sermon explores the tension between cultural messages of self-fulfillment and Jesus’ example of submitting to the Father’s will, challenging us to pray against t...

Sunday Service (The Cost of Devotion: Lessons from Mary's Perfume)

In John 12, Mary’s lavish gift of perfume to anoint Jesus demonstrates what extravagant worship looks like when we withhold nothing from Christ. Through her example, we explore how true devotion often defies conventional wisdom and involves sacrif...

Sunday Service (Lost and Found: Three Stories of God's Love)

Through three parables in Luke 15, Jesus reveals God’s passionate pursuit of lost people, showing us a Father who eagerly runs to embrace those who have strayed, challenging us to join in His mission of seeking and celebrating the found.