Pardon our dust

No one likes to deal with the delay or inconveniences of repairs or reconstruction projects. Even now as there is far less traffic on roads there are still many construction projects going on. At times it can be frustrating.

But the most important reconstruction project that affects our lives is the one going on inside of us - in our hearts. This weekend we celebrate the festival of Pentecost and consider the most important repair God is doing in our lives as we study Psalm 51:10. King David's prayer is also our prayer to "Have a Heart."

Message for May 31, 2020

Do you know where you are?

Imagine you've been given a weekend get-a-way at a beachfront home on the ocean. But when you're there, you just hang out inside and watch tv because that's what you normally do. Pretty lame, eh? Talk about missing out on an opportunity! Well, this weekend we wrap up the Easter season with a study of Ephesians 2:4-7 to help us take advantage of what we've been given, life that is "Above and Beyond."

Message for May 24, 2020

Weathering the Storm

Did you know that the average thunderstorm in Wisconsin lasts 90 minutes? So what? Well, we tened to think in terms of "forever" when we're in the middle of weathering a storm and have little appreciation for its benefits until the storm passes.

I (Pastor K) keep hearing all kinds of promises made by various leaders and businesses that soon things will be back to normal, that this will pass. Truth is, only God knows for sure. And only God can make the kind of promise we study this weekened as we study James 1:12 with the theme "Better Days Ahead."

Message for Sunday, May 17, 2020

The Greatest Gift For You. For Her. For Them. For All.

This is a unique but special weekend. As we celebrate moms, we come toegether to worship online and celebrate the greatest gift we've ever recieved and the greatest gift that will ever be passed on.Let's study 2 Timothy 2 8:-10 and celebrate the "Living Legacy."

May 10, 2020

Quarantine Accomplishments

I've been reading about people getting a lot done durng the virus quarantine: home projects or learning a new language. But I've also read some pretty humuorous things too: getting caught having a Zoom meeting without pants and stores refusing to let people return thousands of rolls of toilet paper they obviously didn't need. What if I told you that your greatest quarantine accomplishment could be embracing the gift God wants to give you: learning to suffer well while trusting God's plans? That's our lesson this week as we study 1 Peter 1:18-21 with the theme "For You."

5.3.20

Nothing Left To Give?

You're in the Perfect Spot!

Somedays, and perhaps especially during these challenging times, we feel like we have nothing left to give. We’ve reached the end of our strength and don’t know how we’re going to move forward. That is when we are perfectly positioned to experience the power of Easter. This weekend we continue celebrating Easter with the message “Finish to Start” from 2 Corinthians 1:8-9.

April 26, 2020

So, how are you spending your days during the quarantine? Occasionally I’ll (Pastor K) look for funny memes just to pass the time. I found this one just for you.

We miss normal life, but don’t worry because something better is on its way. And I’m not just talking about normal life. I’m talking about the next lesson of our Easter sermon season "Something Better". We will study Hebrews 11:35 as the author tells us about a “Better Resurrection”.

April 19, 2020

It’s Time to Celebrate!

Easter Morning

April 12, 2020

Let's walk to the cross together and see how Jesus brought us freedom by being "Sacrificed."

Good Friday

4.10.20

What's Your Love Language?

You are right with God through Jesus. Know it in your heart. Confess it with you mouth. Let's celebrate God's love language!

4.5.20