This is the 2nd Sunday in Lent. Today we hear the familiar story of Jesus walking on water from Matthew 14:22-34. But this Sunday we hear it from a little different perspective: the perspective of Simon Peter and our own experiences of going through terrifying storms. Have you found yourself crying out to the Lord to rescue you lately? Join us for this week's message and hear what the Spirit of God has to say to you this week.

This is the first Sunday in our Lenten Journey.  Today we learn about the call of the fisherman, Simon Peter, and think about the ways that Christ calls us to a deeper faith and spiritual life.  What are the obstacles keeping you from seeking a deeper relationship with Christ?  This week's message encourages us to let those obstacles go and follow Christ during this Lenten season.

Today is Transfiguration Sunday and the last Sunday of our S.A.D. sermon series.  As we hear the Gospel of Matthew's account of what happened up on that mountain the day that Jesus was transfigured before his disciples, I'd invite you to think about the ways that you have seen God's face and heard the voice of God in this world.  Have you been afraid? Today we are reminded that encouragement can be what we need to help up "Get Up and Don't Be Afraid."

This week we think about the ways that we are called to Walk THIS Way with God. How can we make sure that we are walking in the way God desires for us? How can we make sure that we don't stay on that path?

This week, we continue on with our Spiritual Affective Disorder (SAD) sermon series.  Where is God's dwelling place? Where do you find God the most?

This morning's worship service was a little bit different than we had planned. Our guests from Flathead Lake UMCamp were unable to join us in person due to the weather, and they will be rescheduling again soon. We got to go through their slideshow and think about what it means to be the Body of Christ (1 Cor. 12: 12-27).

This week, we continue with week 3 of our S.A.D. sermon series by taking a look at Micah 6:1-8 and what it means to live into the words of that scripture: do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God.

Today we hear the beautiful words of Psalm 40:1-11 and join together to learn about the spiritual practice of "making a playlist."  This is week two of our sermon series on Spiritual Affective Disorder.

Today we begin a new sermon series: Spiritual Affective Disorder (S.A.D.). We also join together in reaffirming our baptisms.

Happy New Year! In today's worship service, we joined together in the gift of singing, renewed our personal covenant to God through the Weslyan Covenant Prayer, and joined together in Holy Communion.