Larry Bach reflects on his experiences with God's love, grace, peace, and forgiveness and how these helped him strive to be a kinder person throughout his life and faith journey.

In Pastor Matthew's sermon this Sunday, we were encouraged to give our all in the upcoming week. We are called to follow in the footsteps of Jesus by giving our "utmost" each and every day. How can you make the world a better place, filled with care, compassion, and love this week?

During Wednesday's Lenten Service, guest speaker Pastor Natalia Terfa shared her faith story about life, religion, and the constant flow of changes that affect everything.

In Pastor Kristin's latest sermon, she reminded us that we should approach God as a child would approach a beloved parent to pray. She emphasized that Jesus invites us to pray because prayer transforms us. When we are moved this way, we become empowered to create genuine positive change in the world.

Pastor Peter preached about love this Sunday. During his sermon, he invited us to share our stories with our neighbors and listen to theirs to better understand each other. There is so much more to people’s lives than we are aware of. Let's work together to cultivate a beloved community — in Christ.

Members of the St. Andrew High School Leadership Team gather for their monthly discussion in this podcast episode. But wait, there's more! They also interview three members of our staff!

Our Lenten services, where members of our St. Andrew community share their faith stories, started this week. Our newest pastor, Kristin Skare, shared her journey through ministry and reflected on the many faith quakes she has experienced.

During this week’s service, Pastor Peter discussed Jesus’ perfection. He reminded us of God’s love and how the season of Lent offers us and our communities the opportunity to turn to Jesus in a more intimate way. This season helps us live out our faith in our daily lives, rooted and grounded in His love.

Is there a limit to God's love? This question was the focus of Pastor Matthew's message today. God promises a new heaven and a new earth where we will be loved eternally. God's love is forever, beyond our imagination. Although it can be difficult for us to grasp, being reminded of this truth is rejuvenating nonetheless.

Pastor Peter read from Romans 6:1-5 and John 2:1-10. Pastor Matthew then preached about God's great promise to the world. In his message, Pastor Matthew reminded us of our potential while emphasizing that Christians should follow Jesus's example by bringing goodness and mercy into the world.