Pastor Randy Discher continues the You Asked For It 2 series with a message that answers the question, “Why is sex a big deal?” In this message Pastor Randy will highlight God’s desires for intimacy as revealed through 1 Corinthians 6:12-20.

This weekend we have the privilege of hearing from Pastor Hanna Massad. Pastor Hanna helps nearly 1,000 Iraqi Christian refugee families in Jordan (4,000 individuals) along with many Syrian refugees who have escaped ISIS territory. In this message Pastor Hanna shares about the persecuted church and how God is moving in the midst of great suffering in the Middle East.

Pastor Randy Discher continues the You Asked For It 2 series with a timely message about how Christians should participate in our society. In this message we spend a good amount of time talking about participation in our election process.

Last year we collected hundreds of your questions about Christianity and the Bible. We weren’t able to answer them all so we’re revisiting the YOU ASKED FOR IT series to answer a few more of your questions. In our first week Pastor Randy Ahlberg shares a message about angels, demons, and the spiritual world.

Pastor Randy Ahlberg brings The Settlers series to a close with a message about how we settle for something less than lives of worship. In this message we highlight the false narrative that worship is something we do when we feel like it.

In week 5 of The Settlers series Pastor Randy Discher talks about the importance of not settling for less than the purpose we have as Christ followers. When we make the decision to follow Christ we are immediately invited to live with great purpose.

Pastor Randy Discher continues The Settlers series this weekend with a message about how we’ve settled for less than what God desires from our prayers. We spend out time in Matthew 6:5-15 and Luke 11:1-13 in this message.

One of the great things we often see in Christian community is when individuals are transformed from a state of brokenness and selfishness to a state of wholeness and selflessness. This weekend we’ll talk about the temptation to settle for less than the transformation God offers us.

In week two of our series called The Settlers Pastor Randy Discher shares a message about how we settle for less than the gospel. We also celebrate Parent and Child Dedications.

We all have a tendency to settle for less than the best. Just think about how often we've settled for fast food because it’s cheap, we’re hungry, and it’s fast. The same thing happens with our faith. At times we settle for less than the best that Christianity offers us. In this message we look at how we often settle for less than community.