What weeds add color to your landscape? What relationships draw more energy? What struggles appear to distract but possibly also shape you into a stronger person?

Jesus’ good friend Peter once wrote about trials: “These have come so that the proven genuineness of your faith—of greater worth than gold, which perishes even though refined by fire—may result in praise, glory and honor when Jesus Christ is revealed.” (1 Peter 1:7)

Sermon from March 26, 2023 at Tyler Campus

Sermon from March 19th, 2023 at Tyler Campus

The mini-cabbages never find themselves on the world’s favorite vegetables list. No top 10 for them. Not even a top 500. Even their name speaks to a limited following. It’s Brussels with an S since the veggie’s fan club originates from that Belgium city.

3.17.23 Devotion/Message from Pastor Scott

For those of you still in the child-rearing years, what tastes do you want your children to love? Why? To what food and drink - physical and spiritual - are you introducing them? Placing on their plate. Modeling how good and filling this habit is or that habit.

Sermon from March 13, 2023 at Tyler Campus

A crimson cardinal camping on my lightly snow-covered garden eating some spent grain from my home brewing. He is my red-eye view this morning. Daring me not to see him. Not to stop and watch. Not to contemplate why God would color him with the red crayon.

Sermon from March 5, 2023 at Tyler Campus