This Easter Sunday, Pastor Doug shares about how both in Jesus’ birth and death, those who were with him had fear because they didn’t know the rest of the story, but the angels and Jesus reminded them and us that we need not be afraid, Jesus has been raised. Christ is alive and near. Happy…

On Palm Sunday, Jesus came humbly and courageously into Jerusalem willing to suffer, trusting in and relying upon the Lord God, offering to those who would receive him: Love stronger than death, Forgiveness greater than our sin, and Peace in our pain and suffering. The first video below is just the sermon. If you would…

In his message, Pastor Doug shares the story of Noah from Genesis 7:24-8:4 and how one of the loneliest and worst feelings in the world is to feel forgotten, but the good news is that we have a God who remembers us. The first video below is just the sermon. If you would like to…

This week Pastor Doug shares the story of Naaman from 2 Kings 5:1-15 to help us during this challenging time to have the trust, faith and boldness of that little girl and the humility to recognize our need for God in our life. A prayer for today: The first video below is just the sermon.…

This week in the wake of COVID-19, Pastor Doug shares a message about how God is with people throughout the Bible in times when they are afraid. In the story from John 6:16-24, John says that Jesus comes to us in the storm and rides out the storm with us until we reach our destination.…

This week as we are “Going Deeper in God’s Word” Pastor Doug shared this hope that we become the kind of people who humbly trust Christ for forgiveness and new life, who seek to live as much as possible in obedience and faithfulness to Christ’s teaching.     Click to listen:   Click this link…

This week in worship, we began a new series, “Going Deeper in God’s Word.” In this first message, about “The Two Ways” Pastor Doug shared that following Christ day by day on the narrow, less traveled way that leads to life does make all the difference.     Click to listen:   Click this link…

To be humble is to be “Marked by modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit; not arrogant or prideful.” John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople …declared that just as pride is the root of all sin, “humility is the root, mother, nurse, foundation, and bond of all virtue.”     Click to listen:   Click this link…

I pray James inspires us to use the gift of speech and communication well and powerfully by praying when we’re suffering and praising God when we’re cheerful. May we be humble enough to confess our faults to one another and pray for one another, so God may bring healing to bodies, relationships, souls, and even…

As brothers and sisters in Christ, we need to do what we can to bear one another’s burdens to help us all get through our challenges and to face our difficulties. When we see someone struggling, we must be bold enough to ask that person how we can help. When we work together as a…