Pastor Ron Eckberg continues with the next message in our series, "Hold the Line." Following Christ means committing to a life of love and service to others. In 1 Thessalonians 2 Paul lays out three important characteris

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches the next message in our series, "Hold the Line" as we dive into the letter of 1 Thessalonians. The Thessalonians encountered a massive shift when they left the pluralistic religions of the

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg begins our new sermon series in the book of 1 Thessalonians called, "Hold the Line." There are times in life when we know exactly what to do. There are so many other times when we feel like we hav

Pastor Ron Eckberg concludes our mini-series on the blank page God has set before us. In his book, Epic, John Eldridge writes, “Life, you’ll notice, is a story.” As we have seen over the past two weeks

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg finishes up our short series on dealing with the unknowns of our present situations by teaching from Ephesians 5:15-21. This week we discuss how to actually live in the midst of the doubts and que

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg walks through Acts 9:1-22 discussing the conversion of Saul. Although we have begun to build activities back into our daily routines, we all still sit before a blank page of what the coming days,

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg explores Psalm 91. Tired? Frustrated? Anxious? You are not alone. Many of us find ourselves, at least from time to time, battling the doubts and fears of uncertainty. Psalm 91 gives us three beaut

Pastor Ron Eckberg brings a special message titled, "The forgetful Church." Forgetfulness is a culprit we will all become acquainted with as life rolls by us. However, for all of us (even the church) forgetfulness can be

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg concludes our study of the life of Abraham. None of us want to look back on our lives and be disappointed. So how do we set ourselves up to enjoy the rewards of a faithful life? As we come to the

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our current series, “Risk and Reward,” on the end of Abraham’s journey. Our lives are rarely as clear-cut as we would like. We often move forward without knowing beyon