Matt Saefkow shares his Faith Story, "There and back again, redneck edition."

We’re starting a new series looking at Paul’s letter to the Christians in Philippi. God has shined the light of his life and joy into our darkness through the gospel (the Good News) of Jesus Christ. As we follow Jesus, we discover true values, real life, and genuine glory, and our lives shine His light to the world around us. Join us this Sunday as we start our new series looking at Gospel Partnership from Philippians 1:1-8.

As we round out our three-week discussion about discipleship at Faith (remember, disciples are “a people who do life with God for the world”), we turn to 2nd Corinthians 5:18-21 to explore how Paul exhorts believers to be Jesus's ambassadors of reconciliation. How does our building renovation help us do that? How do our facilitates facilitate ministry for the sake of the world around us? Join us Sunday in “For the World,” our last sermon in Building Ambassadors.

Matt and Audri Witham thought things would get better for their family after spending much of a year apart, but a bigger storm was to come. Hear how God was at work behind the scenes during a trying time to ultimately strengthen their relationship with Him and each other.

Jack and Katie Graham share their Faith Story, "God's Pursuit of Us."

A greenhouse focuses light, heat, and life-giving nutrients for plants to enable their life, health, and growth. A church building can do that to encourage our spiritual growth as the people of God. Join us this Sunday as we discover what “Life with God” looks like from 2 Corinthians 3:12-18.

As we finish up work on our facility redesign project, we’re going to spend the next three weeks exploring how a building can help us accomplish what God has called us to be and do. Join us this Sunday as we start in Acts 2:42-47 with a picture of the kinds of relationships God uses to grow us together in Building Community.

The Baptizer and Barcelona

We see how Jonah is like the ‘prodigal son’ of Jesus’ parable who ran away from his father. But he’s also like the ‘older brother’ who obeys his father but resents his kindness to repentant sinners. The story of Jonah ends with a question, as God invites his people to check their hearts. Join us as we explore “Prodigal Prophets and God’s Compassion” from Jonah 4:5-11.

As we continue learning from Jonah’s life, we encounter surprising twists and unexpected outcomes in Jonah 3:4-4:4. Join us this Sunday as we see how sometimes we are Our Own Worst Enemies, and how God graciously pursues enemies to turn them into friends.