In part four of Essentials for 2020, Pastor Jen DeWeerdt challenges us by diving into what a life a gentleness looks like. And it may not be what you think! As we are living in a crisis season, filled with much tension and anger, may we learn to move in the opposite spirit!

We all know, it is hard to wait. It is hard to have patience. In this message, Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt challenges us with the idea that patience is active, not passive. As God is working in the background, we must continue to have faith and keep moving in the direction of what we are waiting for! Don’t miss this encouraging message that will remind you of the treasure found in patience.

What would our 2020 look like if we just had a little bit more tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience? In this message, Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt shares how kindness is an essential trait that will not only change our lives but also transform the world around us.

What would our 2020 look like if we just had a little bit more tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience? In this message, Pastor Ryan Leak shares how mercy is an essential trait that will not only change our lives but also transform the world around us.

When faced with tough situations, how do you respond? In this message from Jen DeWeerdt we learn how to listen to the still, small voice and look past the now in order to navigate relational hardships God’s way.

No one planned for 2020 to go this way. In this message, Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt shares how God is still working and moving and is able to TURN AROUND any situation or circumstance.

Feeling overwhelmed? The good news is we don’t have to walk through life carrying our burdens on our own. In this message, Pastor Lisa Seaton shares practical steps on how we can share our burdens with God and others. We can’t expect God to work things out if we don’t invite Him in!

This weekend, Pastor Ryan Leak talked about carrying other people’s burdens. It is one thing to feel sympathy for someone but we need to empathize with others. To feel WITH them, not just feeling FOR them. Ryan gave us 4 points to effectively share burdens with others. Authenticity, Proximity, Humility and Activity. Let’s put ourselves in the position to be a student and not an expert in other people’s burdens.

This week Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt and Pastor Jimmy Rollins continue the conversation on racism, compassion, and the church's role in being apart of the solution. We need to be willing to enter someone's world that doesn't look like you. If we're going to try and figure out how to bridge the gap that divides us, we have to have common ground on what unites us.