Christian Life Center in Missoula, Montana

What do you believe about God? Do you believe that he has things for you that you haven’t even begun to imagine? The Psalmist said, “The Lord is good to all.” He declared, “You are good and do good.” Here is what we’ll discover: What you believe about God will determine if you are going to believe him for good things in your life.

As we celebrate our Nation, we will also reaffirm what we believe by a specific focus upon the work of Christ and our proclamation through Communion. It will be a grand gathering of affirmation!

On Father’s Day we are going to examine a fascinating story that is meant to challenge our faith. The key verse is Mark 9:23 where Jesus say, “All things are possible for one who believes.” In response to those words, a father who is in a desperate situation cries out, “I believe: help my unbelief.” Have you ever been there? You want to believe, but your faith is weak, maybe hanging by a thread? Join us as we take a look at how our faith can be strengthened.

In Mark’s gospel we are told a fascinating story that is meant to challenge our faith. Jesus says, “all things are possible for one who believes.” In response to those words, a father who is in a desperate situation cries out, “I believe, help my unbelief.” Have you ever been there? You want to believe, but your faith is weak, maybe it’s hanging by a thread. Join us as we continue to discover what true faith is and how it should function in our life.

We live in the loudest times in human history. Not only is our world noisy, but according to John 15:8, the world hates Jesus followers. How do we decipher the truth of God amidst a constant barrage of hate? And how do we speak truth without just adding to the noise?

Abraham is known as the Father of Faith. There is more written about him in God’s Hall of Faith than any other person, because he models what a man of faith and a walk of faith are all about. Join us as we examine how faith was formed in Abraham’s life, and how it can take root in our life.

What does it take to produce great faith? The Bible talks about little faith, weak faith and dead faith. But there are two people in the Bible that Jesus said had great faith. I want to invite you to celebrate with us on Mother’s Day as we discover four ingredients that make up great faith.

Faith is a difficult concept for a lot of people to grasp. The Jewish people in New Testament times especially struggled with it because they had reduced their whole religion to a series of works, ceremonies, sacrifices, and ritual washing. But nobody has ever been saved just by leading a good life or by the good works they have done. We all come to God one way and that is through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Join us as we examine what faith is, how it functions in our life and how it affects us.