The Principle of Sowing & Reaping

April 28th Sunday Service | Hortonville

No one would self-diagnose as greedy, but symptoms of money-sickness can quietly infect every aspect of our life. Rich and poor alike, no one is immune to the allure of wealth and a me-first approach to finances. In Luke 12:13-21 Jesus warns his followers of the dangers of this and encourages us all to be “rich toward God.”

No one would self-diagnose as greedy, but symptoms of money-sickness can quietly infect every aspect of our life. Rich and poor alike, no one is immune to the allure of wealth and a me-first approach to finances. In Luke 12:13-21 Jesus warns his followers of the dangers of this and encourages us all to be “rich toward God.”

Tune in to hear an inspiring message of hope from international speaker and author, Bob Lenz.

April 7th Sunday Service | Hortonville

"If I could see ____________ , then I'd believe." How do you fill in that blank? A big question John 20 forces us to ask is, am I willing to trust God, even if I don't see?

Ever wondered why we send missionaries to hard places? This sermon from 2 Corinthians 4:1—7 addresses common objections to global missions and urges us not to give up on carrying the treasure of the gospel message of Jesus to people who don’t have it.

If you’re grappling with hardship, the cross carries a compelling message for you. In Hebrews 9:23—28, the author points to the cross as a powerful reminder: when you find yourself going through *insert specific hardship here*, remember this – it’s not your hardship that will win in the end; God will have the final word.

The hardships of this life lead many to conclude that God is against them. Yet, in Romans 8:31—39, Paul points to the cross as a powerful reminder that no matter what you go through, if you belong to Christ, God is unwaveringly for you.