We delve back into our yearly theme “2020 Kingdom Vision” by focusing on wisdom, particularly looking at the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the choice that Adam and Eve had.

We delve back into our yearly theme “2020 Kingdom Vision” by focusing on wisdom, particularly looking at the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the choice that Adam and Eve had.

Josh Stutzman takes us into the importance of praise through the Psalms in quarantine.

Entering our 5th week of online church, what does Deuteronomy 6 and Matthew 22 about keeping God centered and focused away from the usual schedule and church events? They can teach us a lot about living Godwardly even in quarantine.

On this Easter Day, we transition from lament to proclamation of what Jesus’ resurrection means not just one day, but today and tomorrow for Kingdom people.

In the third week of our COVID-19 quarantine, we stop to lament. What is lament, how is it different from complaining, and why is it beneficial? This service includes 3 Psalm readings, prayers, and the Lord’s Supper, in addition to a shortened sermon.

In the third week of our COVID-19 quarantine, we stop to lament. What is lament, how is it different from complaining, and why is it beneficial? This service includes 3 Psalm readings, prayers, and the Lord’s Supper, in addition to a shortened sermon.

In our second week of church services exclusively online, we ponder the affects of isolation and quarantine, and as the question, “What is the church’s mission in isolation?”

In our second week of church services exclusively online, we ponder the affects of isolation and quarantine, and as the question, “What is the church’s mission in isolation?”

As we are only a few weeks into social distancing and quarantine due to COVID-19, some might be asking ‘who cares?’ Does God care, why can we trust that, and what can some of our response be to this pandemic?