Framing up the next season of ministry at Constance, we begin a series called Helping People Connect with Jesus. In this series, Pastor Randy will share our new vision statement and encourage us as we continue to see God work in and through our church.

In this message, we look at how our lives transform as we live out our identity in Christ. We are joined once again by Pastor Greg Atkins who will bring the Identity series to a close.

In this message, we talk about three foundational truths that help shape the way we view ourselves. Pastor Greg Atkins joins us this weekend to continue our series on Identity.

In our world, it's all too easy to allow our identity to be shaped by the opinions of other people or by circumstances we've faced in the past. We talk about three ways we develop distorted views of ourselves as well as three steps we can take to see ourselves better. This weekend, Pastor Randy Ahlberg continues our series on identity.

All too often, we lose sight of the identity that we have as sons and daughters of God. We allow the brokenness of our world, painful relationships with others, or mistakes we've made to influence the way we see ourselves. We  look to reclaim, or perhaps claim for the first time, the identity we have in Christ.

It’s easy to assume that someone who had a role in the crucifixion of Jesus would be unlikely to recognize his divinity, yet the Gospels record a fascinating phrase from an interesting character. Pastor Randy Discher returns to conclude the Meeting Jesus series. In this message, we visit Mark 15:33-39 and look at the faith of the centurion.

Jesus is one of the most misunderstood figures of all time. Look no further than a search on Google and you’ll realize that millions of opinions have been formed around who Jesus was and what he was about. Even during Jesus’s earthly ministry, people struggled to know who he was. Pastor Randy Ahlberg continues our series with a message about a defining moment of clarity for the disciples that helps us discover Jesus the Messiah.

Jesus regularly disturbed the social norms of his day by meeting with people who were generally despised. Of all these interactions throughout the Gospels, the one that could have been most audacious was his visit with Zacchaeus, the tax collector. Pastor Sean McDowell unpacks the significance of this meeting and share three steps that led to authentic life change in Zacchaeus.

Pastor Randy Ahlberg continues the Meeting Jesus series with a familiar story about Jesus and the disciples. In Mark 4:35-41, we find them on a boat in the middle of a storm. In the midst of the waves and wind, Jesus displays his power over creation.