Pastor Ron Eckberg continues our discussion on living in enemy territory. Jesus described the struggle of the Christian life in very graphic and direct terms; “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I

Pastor Ron Eckberg teaches the first part of a two-week mini-series entitled, "In Enemy Territory". In these two weeks we will discuss how to live out the Christian life in a day, age, and culture where we are no longer

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg offers a devotional thought as we respond to our study of the book of Leviticus with a morning of prayer, praise, and communion. "What do I do now?" It is a question we've all asked. We complete a

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches the final chapters of Leviticus in our series, "The Pursuit." Have you ever faced a make-or-break decision? One that could work out great... or could be terrible? This week we will be remi

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our study through Leviticus by discussing our pursuit of rest. We all need rest. Most of us could use a lot more of it than we actually get. But rest is about more than just sitting down

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our series, "The Pursuit" by teaching from Leviticus 24. Throughout Leviticus, we are reminded that God is holy, perfect, and sovereign. Most of us know this as a fact, but it can be dif

Pastor Ron Eckberg brings a special Father's Day message, "The Leader of the Band." Author Blaine Lee writes; “The great leaders are like the best conductors - they reach beyond the notes to reach the magic in the

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues in our final study in Leviticus called, "The Pursuit." Everybody loves a party. We take great joy in gathering together to celebrate life's momentous occasions. But these are (usually) e

Pastor Ron Eckberg continues our examination of God's call to holiness through Leviticus 21-22. Oswald Chambers writes; “Holiness, not happiness, is the chief end of man.” In Leviticus, we have seen just how

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our series through the book of Leviticus. Last week, Leviticus 17-18 showed us how we need to recognize the worth-ship of our holy God. But how does that translate into the rest of our l