In this week’s message, Pastor Doug Sauder teaches on the importance of living in community with others and for others. Rather than asking, “What do I want to do with my life?” we’re taught we should look beyond our own desires toward what God has waiting for us and our communities.

During this special Night of Prayer and Worship, we’ll spend time reflecting on the words of the songs and how they've impacted us.

In this message, Pastor Doug Sauder shares from the Book of Philippians chapter one. Here we find Paul writing to the church in Phillippi from a jail cell, but despite his circumstances he is filled with joy having witnessed a woman, a slave, and a gentile united around the gospel. Therefore, be encouraged that regardless of your race, income, gender, or title, we labor together under one banner, Jesus Christ.

Wrapping up our six-week study “The Secret: A Study Through the Song of Solomon,” Pastor Doug Sauder uncovers the great mystery of the gospel. He also teaches us that the Song of Solomon is not about a human relationship, rather it’s a beautiful picture of Christ’s love for the Church. The marriage relationship is a picture of our relationship with Christ and how we can grow in love, intimacy, and satisfaction every day in Him.

Continuing our study on love and relationships, Community Groups Pastor Greg Anderson dives into the story of David and Bathsheba and gives us a deep look at intimacy and how it is essential to both spiritual and relational health. Joined by his wife Joannie midway through the teaching, together they share their experiences and provide practical advice on how to maintain intimacy in relationships.

Life is essentially the sum of our choices. In order to help us make good and Godly decisions, guest speaker, Frank Ramseur, encourages us to filter out bad decisions by considering how our choices will affect our relationship with God, our family, our work, and our ministry. Within that paradigm, we see that maintaining intimacy with one’s spouse is critical to sustaining a balanced, healthy life.

In this teaching, Pastor Reuben Ramsaran digs into the realities of conflict in our relationships. Joined by his wife Priya midway through the teaching, together they share how to go about recovering from the inevitable challenges couples, comprised of two imperfect people, are destined to experience.

What do you do when the honeymoon ends and the reality of two sinners under one roof hits? Continuing “The Secret” series through Song of Solomon, Pastor Skip Heitzig and his wife Lenya of Calvary Chapel Albuquerque explain what to do as conflict arises in marriage, share what they’ve learned over their 30+ years of marriage, and provide practical tips for conflict resolution

During this particular Night of Worship, we give thanks to Jesus for His faithfulness in our lives and over this country, as well as His provision through the men and women who give of themselves—for our freedom and our safety.

The wedding day has finally arrived! Solomon and his bride prepare for the most important part of their relationship: marriage. In this teaching, Pastor Doug Sauder shares from Song of Solomon chapters 3 and 4. Here we learn four important principles that define a healthy intimate relationship: respect, love, sexually intimacy, and holiness.