Our missionary Kyle Beckrich joined us to preach on Luke 24:13-32 where the disciples encounter the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Easter Sunday we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ !

Today we conclude our sermon series, "I Am; Jesus In His Own Words", and learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the Resurrection and the Life.

This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the True Vine and about the importance of remaining connected to Jesus as we seek to become more Christ-like.

This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the gate. We hear how Jesus alone determines who is allowed to enter heaven.

"Today is week two of our sermon series entitled, “Jesus: In His Own Words.” This Sunday we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as The Light of the World. Come and hear how Jesus alone is the only one who can lead someone out of the deep darkness that is present in this world."

Today Pastor Jul Medenblik helps kick off our new sermon series, "I AM; Jesus in his own words."

We conclude our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.” We look together at Hebrews 11:13-16. Here we will find how Abraham will indeed enter the promised land-the same promised land that all who journey with God in faith will enter when Jesus returns in glory.

We continue our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.”  We read through Genesis 22:1-19. Here we will find how Abraham in faith was willing to surrender to God what he valued most in his life-His son Isaac. Are you willing to surrender to God what you value most in your life as you journey in faith?

We look together at Genesis 19, and we're reminded of the importance of repentance before Jesus returns.  "Pastor Jim shared with us a quote from Charles Swindle that says, "God's mercy has an expiration date."   We have a merciful God, a loving God, a God who desires that no one should perish, but we know that God's mercy has an expiration date.  Come to Christ in repentance and faith.