Community Church Roselawn: Recent Episodes
Community Church Roselawn
Community Church is a vibrant church with people from a variety of backgrounds and life experiences. We are located in Roselawn, Indiana. Our vision is to see lives transformed by Christ.
Today we have our friend and former missionary, Kyle Beckrich, back with us! Kyle is the pastor of Bethel CRC in Lansing. He will share a message from Matthew 7:1-6, entitled "To Judge or Not to Judge."
Today we welcome Pastor Dave Bast. Dave is a retired pastor from Grand Rapids who served for 25 years as director and radio minister for Words of Hope. He is delivering a message about grace based on the scripture John 1:14-18.
Today, we had Ryne Brewer as our guest speaker. Ryne's message titled 'The Way Home' is based on the scripture reading John 14:6.
We welcomed our missionary Juan Wagenveld from Multiplication Network on this special Pentecost Sunday. Today's message titled "I Will Build My Church," is based on Matthew 16:13-19.
A special message based on Proverbs 31:10-31. While the focus is on moms, the message carries an important lesson on faithfulness for everyone.
Guest speaker Jeff White joins us as we celebrate Ascension Day! Ascension Day commemorates the moment when Jesus ascended into heaven forty days after Easter. This event holds great significance for us—it assures us of Christ's continuous intercession for us and his eventual return to take believers to heaven. Don't miss this special service as we honor Christ's Lordship over all things.
Today we celebrate Communion together! Pastor Laryn is back with us with a message from John 20:19-29 called "Dealing with Doubts." Let's discover how Thomas's story offers encouragement to us today.
Jeff White delivers a powerful message titled "I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE." Jeff explores the profound passages from Luke 23, delving into "Three Crosses, Two Conversations.
We are grateful to be joined today by Pastor Roberto Rossi of Immanuel URC in DeMotte as we worship together, hear from God's word and witness a baptism!
A message from Psalm 23 titled God's Restoration Service" by guest speaker Dan Kuiper. Discover the 5 things that wear and tear on our souls and the 3 solvents God uses to restore us.
Happy Easter! He is risen indeed! 🙌 Today, as we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus and the profound impact it has on our lives, we're thrilled to welcome Pastor Joe Lieway. He'll be sharing a special message, entitled, "Total Redemption."
A special message for Palm Sunday. Let's come together to remember and celebrate Jesus, our King.
Pastor Laryn has a special message from Luke 23:32-43, titled 'THE PRAYER OF A DYING THIEF'. Explore this message together and learn 3 important life lessons full of hope and encouragement.
Pastor Laryn shares a message from Matthew 27:45-54, exploring the "Five Miracles at Calvary." Let's gain a deeper understanding of their significance and how they continue to resonate with us in our lives today.
Dan Kuiper, shares a powerful message from Isaiah 40:31. Have you ever wondered why some of us aren't soaring as we should? Let's explore together and discover the uplifting wisdom Dan has to share.
Jeff will be sharing a powerful message inspired by 2 Peter 1:16-21, entitled "Jesus' Pep Talk."
Today we start the season of Lent with the story of Mary Magdalene, who was both the last person at the cross and the first person at the tomb.
Rev. Toeset, our guest speaker, shared a message from Galatians 3:23 - 4:7. His heartfelt words reminded us that our special identity as God's children is not something we have to work for, rather it's a gift that we receive through faith in Jesus Christ.
This week's message is on "The Freedom of Forgiveness." Dan Kuiper shares three keys to freedom and discusses the power of forgiveness.
The definition of confidence is, "the feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something, a firm trust." What aspect of your life do you find the most security in? Your career? Your family? Your net worth? Today we'll examine where Paul's confidence was found and what that means for us today.
Pastor Jim shared a message from the book of Daniel about the uncompromising faith that we are called to have in God’s sovereignty. We will be reminded that God is in control of our circumstances in spite of how things may appear.
This message is based on the book of 1 Thessalonians, where the Apostle Paul uses three powerful images to describe the heart of an effective church leader.
Guest speaker Jeff White delivers a message on 1 Kings 19:9-21. This passage is a powerful reminder of how God can work in our lives when we are willing to make a complete commitment to following Him.
Merry Christmas from Community Church! We have a Savior! Enjoy this meditation from Jim Piekarczyk entitled, “Rejoice…” again I say, “Rejoice”.
Pastor Laryn delivers a message on Galatians 4:1-7. In this passage, God reminds us of His amazing love for us by sending His Son, Jesus Christ, into the world. Let's come together to celebrate the gift of God's grace and to be reminded of the great joy and hope that comes from being a child of God.
Guest Speaker Dan Kuiper shares an inspiring message entitled, "The Prince of Peace." He will discuss three steps that we can take to help us find peace in our lives and how we can experience the peace and joy that comes from knowing Jesus Christ.
Jeff White shares some historical insights into the angels and shepherds' story from Luke 2 that will help us understand and experience the joy of the shepherds.
On the first Sunday of Advent, we will be looking at Luke 1:26-56 where we find the story of the visit of the angel Gabriel to Mary to inform her that she will be the mother of Jesus the promised Messiah. We will reflect on three important lessons that we can learn from this story.
Pastor Jim Alblas joined us this morning and delivered a message on prayer. Why is prayer so important to us as Christians?
"Let us be a people of prayer always!"
On this Thanksgiving morning listen to Jeff White's inspiring message based on Psalm 105.
Pastor Joel Zuidema joined us this morning and opened with the Word of God from 2 Timothy 3: 14-17.
"The Word of the Lord remains steadfast forever." When you carry the Bible, you are armed with the sword of the Lord. Reading Scripture is important because it is the sole and sufficient spiritual authority for the believer in Jesus Christ.
Guest speaker Dan Kuiper joins us and delivers a message on the topic of Love. He will be exploring the characteristics of Christ-like love and how we can apply them to our lives.
Pastor Laryn shares a message with us from the book of Jonah. Come discover this amazing story of Jonah, God's mercy, and the glory of a second chance!
Dan Kuiper gives a message on why we need regular time of silence and solitude in our lives. We are challenged this week to schedule 5 minutes a day to stop, be quiet, and connect with God.
We are happy to have Andrew Earnshaw from the Bible League here with us for the first time this morning. Andrew gives a message from Philippians 4 titlted, "The Way to Contentment."
Guest speaker Dan Kuiper offers words of hope and encouragement and delivers a message on finding peace and comfort in times of trouble.
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Do you sometimes feel that your prayers seem to go nowhere? Does it sometimes seem to you that your feeble words go no higher than the ceiling? Today we look at the comforting words of Romans 8:26-27. Here the Apostle Paul tells us that when we don’t know how to pray, Somebody is helping us in our weakness and is interceding for us in accordance with the will for God.
Guest speaker, Dan Kuiper, discusses five things that can get in the way of building a stronger relationship with God.
Pastor Laryn Zoerhof opened with God's word Psalm 127:1-2...Seeing our work as a calling provides… 1. Significance 2. Security 3. Satisfaction
Today we welcomed back Pastor Barry. Pastor Barry opened with the word of God from Mark 8:1-21.
Today, we were delighted to have Dan Kuiper return. We began with a passage from the Bible in Ephesians 6:1-3 and Genesis 32:22-27. Dan discussed what we must do if we truly desire God's blessing in our lives.
Today we will conclude our sermon series from the book of Philippians entitled “ To Live is Christ.” We will open God’s Word together to Philippians 1:3-8. We take time in this service to say farewell to Pastor Jim and Brenda and thank them for their years of service here at Community.
Today we opened with God’s Word together to Philippians 4:8-9. We are challenged together to make sure that we have a filter in our minds so that impure thoughts will be kept from entering in.
"We continue our sermon series from the book of Philippians entitled “ To Live is Christ.” Today we open God’s Word together to Philippians 3:17-21 and seek to answer the question, “ What is Your Destiny?"
We will open God’s Word together to Philippians 3:12-16. We seek to learn together what it means to pursue Christ-likeness with an unrelenting passion.
Pastor Laryn discusses Paul's story from Philippians 3:1-11, in which Paul realizes that all his efforts to make an impression on God are useless and faith in Jesus and His death on the cross for sins is the only thing that impresses God and the only way to be saved.
"We open God’s Word together to Philippians 2:12-18 and be challenged to examine our conduct as Christians and to determine what in our behavior needs to be addressed as we seek to become more Christ-like."
This message focuses on how we can learn to be content in whatever our circumstances are, as well as knowing that we can accomplish all this with the strength given to us through Christ. The secret to this is knowing that we need to be Christ-sufficient rather than self-sufficient. Our true contentment and accomplishments are only found in our relationship with Christ.
We turn to Philippians 2:9-11 and seek to understand what it means to recognize Jesus Christ as the exalted Lord of the universe.
Today we continue our sermon series from the book of Philippians entitled “To Live is Christ.” We turn to Philippians 2:1-8 and be challenged together to consider what the Bible means when it says to imitate the humility of Christ Jesus.
The message today will focus on the book of 1st Corinithians and the hope it gives us as we witnessed Ascension Day (this past Thursday) and look forward to Pentecost Sunday next week.
"We thank God for the mothers he has given to us. We turn to Philippians 4:6-7 on how mothers (and us) should respond to stress. Prayer is that answer."
"This passage focuses on the certainty of the promises of God. We will look at the life of Abraham (as noted in the text) as the example in which the Lord made a promise and then confirmed that promise with an oath. The promises of God are given to us as this hope as an anchor for our soul. This hope is also given to us in the person of Jesus Christ as our anchor, our forerunner and high priest."
We will turn to Philippians 1:18-26 and be challenged together to consider what the Bible means when it says “To Live is Christ and To Die is Gain.
"Today we begin a new sermon series from the book of Philippians entitled “ To Live is Christ.” We turn to Philippians 1:9-11 and we'll be challenged together to take our love for each other to the next level as we seek to become perfect in love." - Pastor Jim
Our missionary Kyle Beckrich joined us to preach on Luke 24:13-32 where the disciples encounter the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus.
Easter Sunday we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ !
Today we conclude our sermon series, "I Am; Jesus In His Own Words", and learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the Resurrection and the Life.
This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the True Vine and about the importance of remaining connected to Jesus as we seek to become more Christ-like.
Well learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the way, the truth and the life. Through Jesus alone is the only way to be saved.
This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the gate. We hear how Jesus alone determines who is allowed to enter heaven.
"Today is week two of our sermon series entitled, “Jesus: In His Own Words.” This Sunday we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as The Light of the World. Come and hear how Jesus alone is the only one who can lead someone out of the deep darkness that is present in this world."
We conclude our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.” We look together at Hebrews 11:13-16. Here we will find how Abraham will indeed enter the promised land-the same promised land that all who journey with God in faith will enter when Jesus returns in glory.
We continue our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.” We read through Genesis 22:1-19. Here we will find how Abraham in faith was willing to surrender to God what he valued most in his life-His son Isaac. Are you willing to surrender to God what you value most in your life as you journey in faith?
We look together at Genesis 19, and we're reminded of the importance of repentance before Jesus returns. "Pastor Jim shared with us a quote from Charles Swindle that says, "God's mercy has an expiration date." We have a merciful God, a loving God, a God who desires that no one should perish, but we know that God's mercy has an expiration date. Come to Christ in repentance and faith.
"Today we turn to Genesis 18:16-33 and will be learning together from God and Abraham how important intercessory prayer is for anyone who chooses to take a faith journey with God. "
Today we turn to Genesis 18:1-15 and hear about how our God is able to do anything because of His almighty and omnipotent power. We will also address the age old question of - If God is a loving and all powerful God than why does he not use that power to deliver me from my problems.
We will look at Genesis 15:1-6 as we learn how experiencing doubt in our faith walk just might be one way that God chooses to grow our faith.
We are looking at Genesis 15:1-6 as we learn how experiencing doubt in our faith walk just might be one way that God chooses to grow our faith.
"Happy New Year! ...Yes…But for some 2023 begins with carrying into the new year the ongoing pains and struggles of 2022 that have not yet been resolved. How can you face a less than promising future as you enter 2023?
We turn to Isaiah 43 and hear how God will make a way for you where there seems to be no way forward." - Pastor Jim
"This Christmas morning we look at the beginning of the gospel of John and explore God's perfect communication to us through the incarnation - the coming of Christ!"
"This week we welcome Pastor Barry Foster as we unwrap the gift of Love. The Apostle John, in his letter of I John, gives us a first-hand perspective on the magnitude of this GIFT OF LOVE. At a time of the year when the world focuses on tangible presents, the abstract gift of God’s love is by far the biggest and most important gift at Christmas."
Today welcome Pastor Laryn Zoerhof as we unwrap the gift of Peace by seeing how Joseph found peace when his life seemed to be caving in around him. By listening to the voice of God and choosing to do what is right, no matter the price, he experienced the peace of heart and mind that can only be found in Jesus.
Would you like to have yourself a very merry little Christmas? Would you like to have a happy and joyful holiday? Could it be that you are looking for happiness and joy in all the wrong places? Today we learn how we can find this kind of happiness and joy in the person of Jesus Christ.
We begin our Advent Sermon Series on “Unwrapping 4 Christmas gifts”: Hope, Joy, Peace, and Love. Today we will be unwrapping the gift of hope. This hope is so desperately needed for anyone who finds themselves facing hopeless circumstances.
What is it that you have your eyes set on and that you want more than anything else? Could it be something that belongs to your neighbor? Let's look together at what it means to not covet anything that belongs to your neighbor.
"The ninth commandment. We tackle the complexities of lying and find encouragement in Christ to be honest."
Today we look at the eighth commandment-You Shall Not steal. We will be opening Gods Word to show how we do steal secretly, forcefully and neglectfully.
The seventh commandment-You Shall Not Commit Adultery. We will be opening Gods Word to John 8 and reading together the story of the woman caught in adultery. Jesus himself will challenge all of us to become less judgmental and more compassionate to anyone who has committed a sin.
We are looking at the sixth commandment-You Shall Not Murder. Maybe you think that this is the one commandment that you will not be found guilty of disobeying. Really? We are reminded that we are all guilty of murder in Gods eyes and in need of repentance.
This week we are looking at the fifth commandment. This commandment calls us to honor our father and our mother. We will be challenged on how to show honor and respect to our parents in 6 practical ways.
This Sunday we will be hearing a message on the fourth commandment. Is remembering to keep the sabbath day holy still a commandment that we are called to obey? If so, then why are we worshipping on Sunday? Join us this Sunday as we discern from God’s Word this matter of Sabbath keeping for Christians today
Today's message is on the third commandment. This commandment will teach us that not only is God holy but also that His name is holy and that we need to be careful how we use His name when we speak.
We continue our sermon series on Holiness: “Be Holy For I Am Holy-The Ten Commandments.” Today we look at the second commandment. We will be turning to Exodus 32 and will be challenged together regarding what we can learn from the character of God, Moses, and the people of Israel when it comes to Idolatry.
"We are looking at the first commandment. Some say that this commandment is the most important of all the commands. It has to do with idolatry and how we have a tendency to put other things and or people before God."
Today we start our New Sermon Series, "Be Holy, For I Am Holy." We explored the holiness of God and the holiness he expects from His people.
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Join Pastor Mark, Pastor Jim, and Julie as they discuss the foundation of children's ministry within the church.
"Praise God for His faithfulness through the generations and explore how we are called to respond in faithfulness and take part in sharing the faith with the next generation!" - Pastor Mark
"We are encouraged to be wise when we are given opportunities to share the gospel. How we act and how we speak make all the difference in the world in how those who are listening will respond to Jesus."
We are encouraged to devote ourselves to prayer and how this ties into the importance of sharing the gospel with others. -Pastor Jim
Colossians 4:2-4
This week we are reminded about the new clothes/virtues that we as Christians are called to wear as a result of our new life in Christ.
Colossians 3:12-14
Colossians 3:5-9
We still have in our hearts and on our hangers some of the old clothes (ie. old vices and sins). What do we do with the old clothes? Put them to death. Eliminate them. Remove these clothes not just from the surface of our hearts but very deep in the recesses of our hearts and get rid of them. Allow the Holy Spirit to help you to remove these old clothes.
God wants to be in partnership with us! "When you're in a Yoke with Jesus- He is well fitted you for that task."
Communion Sunday
Colossians 2:16-23
- Do not let anyone judge you for not following their rules of conduct
- Do not let anyone disqualify you from the prize
- Be assured that Jesus is all you need- keep on submitting to Him
God is always at work around us! What should our response be to what God is doing?
-Missionary Eric Schering
As we continue our sermon series on the
Book of Colossians entitled, “The Supremacy of Christ; Jesus is
All We Need”. This week we will be challenged to embrace the peace that we have with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Join us as we go through our Sermon Series entitled, “The Supremacy of Christ; Jesus is
All We Need”.
This week we will discuss growing in the knowledge of God and giving joyful thanks to the Father.
Journey with Pastor Jim in the book of Colossians. It's a powerful book.
Sermon Series: "The Supremacy of Christ; Jesus is all we need."
Jesus is Enough!
Happy New Year! This Sunday we'll be considering how we can grow and improve as a church body this year by going through a self-assessment. We'll examine how we're doing with loving God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength, so that we can establish New Year's "intentions" as a church!
This week we hear from Pastor Jim who is preaching from Isaiah 61:1-3 in our series "Good News of Great Joy"
We kick off our Advent season with our first message from our new series, Good News of Great Joy.
The final sermon from our series, David: A Man After God's Own Heart, focuses on Psalms 51.
This Sunday we will be talking about our desire at times to hide our sins and keep them a secret. We might be able to hide our sins from others but we soon learn that we cannot hide them from God. Join us this Sunday as we turn to II Samuel 11 to see how this played out in the life of David.
This week, we have guest Jeff White preaching on Reformation Day. Jeff White is a teacher at Illiana Christian High School. He has served Illiana for 30 years and is currently a teacher in the History Department and he is also the Chair of the Social Studies Department. He also taught Bible for 12 years and served as Bible Department Chairman.
This week, we had our missionary Kyle Beckrich share a challenging message with us from Matthew 7, on the story of building your house on rock or sand. Kyle works with Campus Outreach in Evansville where he shares the gospel with and disciples college students.
Have you ever set your heart on doing something that you were really passionate about in your life? What if God’s plan and purpose for your life is something completely different? Join us this Sunday as we will be turning to II Samuel 7. We will be challenged together to surrender our plans to God's sovereign plans and purposes for our lives.
Sooner or later everyone finds themselves in a desperate situation. Such a situation brings with it a great deal of distress. Join us this Sunday as we turn to Psalm 142 and learn from David how we should respond when facing personal troubles.
This Sunday we continue our sermon series on David: A Man After Gods Own Heart. This message will address the value of having a tightly knit relationship with a dear friend, just like David had with Jonathan. The passage we are studying is 1 Samuel 18:1-4.
This Sunday we will read together one of the best known and all- time favorite stories in the Bible-the story of David and Goliath. Although it is a very popular story it contains a challenging message that is often overlooked. In today's message, we bring to light the truth about what God is teaching us in this Old Testament classic narrative.
This Sunday is Mission Emphasis Sunday. Juan Wagenveld is preaching from Multiplication Network Ministries. It's always so special to hear from our missionaries when they are Stateside about all the incredible work they are doing around the world!
Our new sermon series is entitled, “David: A Man After Gods Own Heart”. What does it mean to be a person after God’s own heart? What qualities or character traits is God looking for in such a person? Do you possess these qualities? Today's message kicks the series off and discusses what this means.
Psalm 23 is one of the most well-known Psalms in the Bible. This Sunday we had our outdoor service for Labor Day weekend and we heard how God as our Shepherd has everything we need. In other words, with God as our caretaker we will lack nothing.
This Sunday, we open God's Word to Hebrews 2:1-4. We will be challenged to heed God's warning and to do what is necessary to restore our relationship with Jesus Christ and remember: salvation is found in no other.
Have you ever heard of the phrase, “The Calm Before the Storm?” Our lives can be going through a time of peace and tranquility and then all of a sudden things can change drastically to the worse.
When this takes place we have a choice to make. We can either respond in faith or in fear. Listen to this Sunday's message as we turn to Mark 4:35-41 and hear together how Jesus challenges us to choose faith over fear when we encounter the storms of life.
There is power in the name of Jesus. Not only does He have the power to heal you physically, but He also has the power to heal you spiritually. Yes, Jesus has the authority and power to forgive your sins! In fact you may not know it but this is your greatest need. This Sunday we turn to Luke 5:17-26 and hear more about the miraculous power of Jesus to forgive sins!
Do you believe that with God all things are possible? Do you? When you pray to ask God to do what appears to be impossible do you really believe that He is capable of doing it? If you are like me sometimes we pray for God to do something miraculous but in the back of our minds we have our doubts whether or not He actually will do what we have asked of Him. This Sunday we will be turning to Mark 9:14-29 to be challenged together to rid ourselves of all doubt in what Jesus indeed is able to do with His mighty power because with God all things are possible.
Today we continue our exploration of miracles. We'll look at the story of the Israelite prophet Elisha and the Aramean commander Naaman to see what God is telling us not only about God's power in miracles, but also His grace!
Do you believe that God can change the course on nature? Do you believe that God can raise the dead back to life? This Sunday we come to understand by faith who holds the power over life and death.
Our new series is Miracles, Signs & Wonders. We will discover together how God has revealed supernatural manifestations of His power throughout history and how He is still revealing His power today. This week we hear from Pastor Jim about Jesus' first miracle in John 2:1-11.
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." We've all heard this children's rhyme at some point in our lives. But is it true? Are our words so powerless that we can say what we want, whenever we want, to whomever we want? This Sunday we hear from Pastor Mark and explore God's instructions to His people about caring for one another with how we speak!
Should a Christian gamble? Is gambling a sin? What does the Bible say about gambling? While the Bible does not say “you shall not gamble” it does offer us several Biblical principles that we can apply to the act of gambling. Join us this Sunday as we look together at several passages of Scripture that address this subject matter and conclude our series on Christ Transforming Culture.
Alcohol has been identified as the most used drug on the planet. What does the Bible say about drinking alcohol? Should a Christian even drink alcohol? Some Christians say never! Other Christians say in moderation. Join as this Sunday as we search the Scriptures together to hear about what God says about whether or not we should have an alcoholic beverage.
Most of us have heard of the phrase "God is good all the time-All the time God is good." One thing God is good at is being a good, good Father. In fact not just a good Father but a perfect Father. This Sunday is Father's Day. Join us Sunday as we turn to Proverbs 27:17 and hear a challenge together about what it takes to become a good, good father.
Do you believe in God? Do you believe that God even exists? Not everyone does. In fact many deny His existence and choose to live a life in a state of unbelief. This Sunday, we hear from Romans 1:18-32 about the wrath of God that is being and will be revealed against all the ungodliness and wickedness of those who live in such denial. The good news is that there still is a window of opportunity for those who do not believe to come to saving faith in Christ.
This Sunday, we'll be continuing in our series on Christ Transforming Culture: Human Sexuality. What does the Bible say about living together and whether or not you can have sex before you are married? Join us this Sunday as we look at Hebrews 13:4. We will discover together what it means when we are told to keep the marriage bed pure.
The world around us has a lot to say about human sexuality...but does the Bible? And is it just a list of things not to do? This Sunday we will spend time in Genesis 2 rediscovering what God tells us through His Word about the goodness of human sexuality as He intends it!
This Sunday we celebrate the day of Pentecost. This is the day that Jesus sent to us the Holy Spirit. We will be taking a close look at Galatians 5:13-26. Come and hear together what it means that we have been set free from the from the constraints of the law and now empowered by the Holy Spirit so that we learn how to better serve and love each other. This is a life that is most pleasing to God. Let’s keep in step with the Holy Spirit.
This Sunday we consider together a Christian response to violence. We will hear from Isaiah 60:18 about a place that awaits us in the world to come where there will be no more violence in the land.
As a nation we have been struggling with the crisis at the border due to illegal immigration. How should we as Christians respond to this situation? Today we will hear together what the Bible says about how we should respond to any foreigner who enters our land.
Does God side with a political party? Are all our political issues addressed transparently in the Bible? This Sunday, we will be hearing from Pastor Jim about how we can take the principles and wisdom of Scripture and apply it to the political issues we face in our modern culture.
Pastor Jim discusses Romans 14 and how this passage applies to us today when we talk about disputable matters within our church family.
This week we launched our new series called Christ Transforming Culture. Our missionary, Kyle Beckrich, kicked the series off by giving us an update on Campus Outreach and speaking from Romans 12:1-2 on what it means to be a living sacrifice for Jesus.
Our final week in the Follow Series is on forgiveness and restoration. Join us as Pastor Jim explores what John 21:15-25 says as we wrap up this series.
We will be hearing a message from I Peter 1:3-5 about where those who find themselves in hopeless situations can find hope and how the resurrection of Jesus Christ makes all the difference in the world.
This Sunday we are celebrating Jesus' Triumphal entry into Jerusalem for Palm Sunday and our sermon is on denying Christ, as a part of the Follow Series we are currently in.
Fully devoted followers of Jesus will experience faith failures in their lives. This week we hear about the importance of prayer when you find yourself in the face of spiritual warfare. Your faith-failure need not lead to your spiritual ruin as long as you keep turning back to Jesus.
This Sunday Pastor Jim will be continuing his sermon series on the life of Peter and what it takes to become a fully devoted follower of Jesus.
We will be hearing a message from Mark 8:34-38 where Jesus instructs His followers to not only say “I Do” to Him, but to also meet the demands of being a follower. Come and join us as we seek together to further understand what it means to deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow him.