Pastor Ron Eckberg teaches on the living out the Christmas spirit through the new year. The Christmas season seems to come and go in a flash and it is easy to lose our tidings of joy and good cheer. Hebrews 10:19-25 show

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:23. With so much happening during the Christmas season we sometimes forget that the reason we are able to sing our songs of praise is because we have a God w

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Luke 2:14 and the song of the choir of angels. Christmas can be a crazy and chaotic season of activity that draws our attention to so many things other than the birth of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Ron Eckberg continues ours series, "Sing to the King" by looking at the song of Mary from Luke 1:46-55. To know someone’s heart simply listen to the song they sing. Mary, the mother of Jesus, is a perfect e

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our advent series, "Sing to the King," by walking us through the song of Zechariah in Luke 1:67-79. The Christmas season (rightfully) bombards us with the miraculous birth of Jesus, the

Pastor Ron Eckberg begins our new series, "Sing to the King," by looking at the song of the Old Testament prophet Isaiah. God speaks the promise of the coming savior through Isaiah and in doing so shows us the full exten

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Mark 16:1-8. In the final week of our study through the Gospel of Mark we see why Jesus’ enduring of the cross was not just an end, but a grand beginning. By the power of the r

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches us through Mark 15:33-47. We all suffer through the brokenness of this world. Our brokenness manifests itself most clearly in the reality of death, a reality that even Jesus faced. This we

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Mark 15:16-32. As we have studied Jesus’ final night we have seen the opposition’s relentless attacks. Even now, condemned to death, the resistance continues. And yet, n

Pastor Ron Eckberg continues our final series in Mark with this week's study of Mark 15:1-15. We live in a world where our leaders often choose what is expedient over what is right. Such compromise is nothing new nor is