Edge Church Winona

Pastor Chuck returns from Sabbatical with this message of hope and encouragement from the life of David. 

Pastor Grant is a campus missionary with Winona Chi Alpha. In this message, he shares lessons we can learn from each of the main characters in 1 Samuel 26. 

Guilt is a negative emotion that can tear up our insides, yet God sometimes uses guilt to help us. How do we know the difference? Dr. Bradford unpacks this import question in this message

Pastor Jim Filbeck shares a message titled You Are A Miracle. It’s an extremely encouraging word that reminds us of the power of the Holy Spirit at work in us. Pastor Jim is the treasurer of the MN District of the Assemblies of God and has been a pastor and church leader for over 30 years. 

Mr. Ryan Gatzlaff is a Gideon, board member of the Edge, teacher, financial advisor and local sports announcer. Here, he shares another message in our series on The Life of David. 

Tim Swagger teaches from the story of David, Nabal and Abigail. It’s a story rich with meaning. Tim dives into the historical context, the meanings of the names and so much more. 

Pastor Nick is a church planter and regional missions director. His message offers deep insight into the parable of the landowner. He also shares his harrowing story of a young missionary. 

Sean Finnegan shares insights from David’s desperate flight from King Saul. 

King Saul’s rash and impetuous behavior take center stage in this message from 1 Samuel 20. King David’s life story is an epic tale that is full of wisdom about God and wisdom for our daily life.  Mr. Tim Swagger points out that Saul’s lack of self-control and humility were critical character flaws that hurt his life. With the Holy Spirit’s help, we can grow in both self-control and humility. 

This message comes from 1 Samuel 19. Saul and David's relationship breaks apart as Saul's anger boils over. David runs, leaving everything behind in what must have seemed like an incredible turn of ill-fortune. In reality, the Lord used this situation to move David away from the godless King Saul and to reacquaint him with the god-fearing prophet Samuel.