This week, Pastor Julie continues the "Sunday School Stories" series by taking a deep look at the story of Samson.  Samson was much more that a strong man with long hair! Find our the rest of his story in this message based on Judges 13-16.

This Sunday, Brooks Coffland gives us a wonderful message titled "Cookies & Milk: Living a Christian Life in a Highly Secular World."  The scripture readings are from Matthew 5:21-22, 27-28, 43-44.

We all know the story of Noah's Ark from hearing it when we were young.  But what can we learn from it when we re-read it as an adult?  This week, Pastor Julie takes us on a journey through Noah's life and reminds us that even when the boat is rocking, God is still with us.

This week takes a look at the familiar story of Jesus visiting Martha and Mary in their home.

We joined together with Trinity Lutheran Church this week for a special 3rd of July Ecumenical Worship Service!  A special "thank you" to all of our wonderful musicians for sharing their gift of music. What does the gospel of John tell us about being free?  Find out in this week's message.

This week, we continue our Summer sermon series, "Sunday School Stories," with Daniel and the Lions' Den.  Have you ever felt like you have been thrown in the Lions' Den? How did you survive it? What else can we learn from this story?

This "Sunday School Story" is all about Father Abraham. What do we hear when we listen to the the story of Abraham's life?  Are we willing to answer the call God has for us?  Are we willing to keep our faith strong when we face discouragement, trials, and tests?

This Sunday, Pastor Julie kicks off a new sermon series for the Summer!  "Sunday School Stories" takes a look at the Bible stories we grew up on and applies them to our lives today. Up first? Creation!  Check out today's message, "Where Are You?" based on Genesis 1-3.

Today is Pentecost! We celebration the birth of the Church and receiving the Holy Spirit, as described in Acts 2:1-21.

This week, guest lay speaker Rusty Harper shares a wonderful message - "Riddles and Surprise Endings" - with us and leads us in wonderful old camp songs!