Listen here to testimonies from our church and also here what God has been doing in the lives of Tom and Jenni Roth after the tragic loss of their daughter Krista.

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testimonies

The Nature of Gospel-Grace

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Titus 2:11-15

Life in The Church

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Titus 2:1-10

Warning to the Church

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Titus 1:10-16

Leadership Matters

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Titus 1:5-9

The Messenger and the Message

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Titus 1:1-4

Hear our pastoral candidate, Glenn Matlock's sermon.

The Right Perspective

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Philippians 1:12-18a

What Do You Expect?

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Ephesians 6:21-24

What Really Matters When Choosing a Pastor?

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1 Timothy

Don't Forget!

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Psalm 147

Ask For More

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Psalm 67

Finding God in the Dark

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Psalm 42-43

Nothing Too Great, No One Too Small

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Psalm 113

Stay Strong in the Church: Live Fully With Each Other

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Romans 15:13

Just as Christ welcomed people, so should we. Christ gave us the perfect example when he became servant to show God's truthfulness.

Stay Strong in the Church: Welcome One Another

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Romans 15:7-12

May the God of endurance and encouragement grant you to live in such harmony with one another, in accord with Christ Jesus, that together you may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. 

Stay Strong in the Church: Live in Unity with Each Other

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Romans 15:5-6

Our Savior has Risen! Watch the special Easter Service here. 

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Our Hopes Are to Small

What is the church?

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Acts 19

It’s one of those things we can see so easily in others, while we are often blind to it in ourselves. Simply put, we want things to go our way. Because our way is, of course, the right way! The problem is that other people see things the same way and we end up running up against each other. Even in the church it’s so natural to look out for ourselves, our needs and our perspectives. Yet Jesus shows us another way, a better way, the way of properly pleasing others. As we follow the way of Jesus, it will keep us strong in the church. Especially in these times of transition we need to be looking to please each other. Find out in this message "Staying Strong in the Church".

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Romans 15:1-4

We often try to do things on our own. We’re self-made, self-reliant and independent people. That mindset can lead us to disregard others, minimize their value or even summarily reject their perspectives. So, it can be hard when we come to the Bible and find this counter-cultural message: following Christ is something we do together. At times that approach can seem so inefficient, so impractical, so….stretching. But God’s called us to have a patient understanding with each other. It’s for our good and it’s for his glory!  

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Romans 15:1-13

In this time of transition between pastors, let us remember to live a life worthy of the gospel and stand firm in one spirit and one mind together for the faith of the gospel. 

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Philippians 1:27-30

Paul’s letter to the church of Ephesus has not been a particularly personal letter to this point. But this all changes in the final four verses of the epistle. Done with significant theological truths and then the practical application of those truths, he now shares his heart, and his hope for those he dearly loves as we will find out in this message, “The Final Words.”

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Ephesians 6

Paul gives us vital instructions in spiritual warfare here in Ephesians 6:10-20.

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Ephesians 6:10-20

We have seen in the past few weeks how the Apostle Paul has revolutionized the way husband/wife and parent/child relationships are to work in his teaching on mutual submission. Now he concludes his take on domestic relationships in teaching on the relationship between workers and their bosses—specifically “doulos” with their masters.

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Ephesians 6:5-9

The apostle Paul challenges us as parents to better understand our relationship to, and our nurture of, the children He blesses us with. "Instructions for the Christian Home-- Regarding Children"

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Ephesians 6:1-4

Our church family grieves deeply as one of our church families lost their daughter in a tragic swimming accident this past week.

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Philippians 1:18-24

Having challenged the Ephesian church to live in a manner that reflects their new relationship with their Heavenly Father, the apostle Paul now tells them—and us—what a biblical marriage should look like. Hint: Our culture has no idea what to make of what God has designed and purposed in the marriage covenant.

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Ephesians 5:22-33

Walk as children of light (for the fruit of light is found in all that is good and right and true) and try to discern what is pleasing to the Lord.

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Ephesians 5:8-21

Ephesians 4:17-32

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"The Story of Christmas"

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Paul has laid out in the first 3 chapters of Ephesians the theology of what the Church is within the purposes of God. But now, he moves into the practical--how do we actually do this? By living in unity, for one thing.  "Walking in Unity." Ephesians 4:1-16

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In Old Testament times the Jews believed that only they were heirs of Christ. Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 3:1-13 opens up the mystery of the gospel. Paul tells us that Jews and Gentiles alike are one in Christ, in that we are all heirs of Jesus. The gospel of grace tells us that we do not have to be a Jew to enter the kingdom of Heaven. We are all given the same opportunity to believe and become one in Christ. Find out about the gospel of grace in this message "The Mystery of the Gospel Revealed."

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There is so much hostility in the world today.  We our experience unrest, hatred, and division with in our country right now. This unrest and division is sadly also becoming more and more common place in our churches as well.  Is this how God designed the body of Christ?  Find out what God’s word tells us in this message on Ephesians 2:11-22  "Hostility and Division" 

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In Ephesians 2:1-10 Paul tells us of the condition we as humans are in. That is, that we are dead in our transgressions/sins apart from Christ. Yet, we have something to look forward to when we believe in Him. Knowing that we are dead, apart from Christ, yet, the work of God allows us to have life and that we are raised in Christ. God loved us so much that we were made alive in Him when we believe in Him. Find out in this message "Dead, yet Alive"

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In Ephesians 1:3-14, Paul has just shared the blessings that every born-again person is the recipient of:

• being chosen, predestined, and adopted by God,

• having redemption and forgiveness because of Christ’s finished work,

• being sealed by the Spirit as a guarantee of our future inheritance.

The apostle now offers up in vv. 15-23 an amazing prayer on behalf of those people, a prayer that is vital for you and me today!  “You are not a Tadpole in Christ.”

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The national election is only a few days away, and the political as well as personal tension is palatable.  First and foremost, believers are citizens of heaven.  Yet, at the same time, in America, we have the opportunity as well as the responsibility of making our voices heard in the political process.  So, what does that actually look like in this season of turmoil and uncertainty?  Find out this Sunday in the message “How You Should Vote in 2020.”

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Introducing our Pastoral Search Team to the church family, and walking through the process the church will follow as we officially begin our search for a new Lead Pastor as Wes steps down in March of next year.

The issue of slavery in the U.S. has always been a deep blemish on our country’s history. Further, some have actually used God’s Word to justify the enslavement of others made in the image of God. 

There were, and still are, a number of misconceptions out there regarding what Scripture actually says and how we should respond in this day and age to the injustices of the past. Find out just that in this sermon, “What the Bible Actually Says about Slavery."

The two topics that generated more queries than any other this summer were homosexuality and slavery. Both have held prominent places in the consciousness of our culture over the past year. 

While each is quite different from the other, the issues do in fact share some commonality. We will take two weeks to tackle some of the critical issues that are key to understanding the heart of God in these matters, and we will start with the message “What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality.”