A look back at the early church and a look back on this past year of our church.

Here’s my “hot take” on holiness. Holiness doesn’t happen by accident. It takes a combination of God’s plans and man’s obedience. Want to know how we get here? Listen to this podcast.

Do you feel weighed down with the demands of “bringing people to Jesus?” What if it were simple and we make it way too complicated? In this podcast we will see how Jesus connects with a person and draws her closer to the truth about himself. Her life change will change the lives of others around her.

What does “One People blessing our community” really mean? In this podcast we will look at what Jesus and his disciples did to bless others and also understand what One important thing is connected to blessing.

Have you ever said, “my heart just wasn’t in it…” That’s an idiom. In this podcast we will look at the “hearts” of Jonah, Nineveh, and God as reveal from the book of Jonah. What motivated them? And how can we have a changed heart?

In this podcast, we will answer the question, “is unity something we should pursue?” If not, what ought we pursue?

Over a year ago, the USA/Canada Region of the Church of the Nazarene sought to understand God’s Vision for ministry in our present day and age. We know the mission: “Make Christlike Disciples In the Nations” but what is it specifically that God has call and equipped us for? (Original message written by Pastor Tim Fisher, Crossroads Community Church. Edited for local context and presented by Pastor Matt Angell of Viroqua Nazarene. Original manuscript used with permission.)

If all you had was a brief bumper sticker or text message, would you know how to tell them about Easter, why we celebrate it, and why Jesus SO important? Through today’s message, we will unlock the purpose of Easter and how we might concisely share that with someone.

Have you ever looked at a stump and thought, “there’s still life in that thing!” In this podcast we will look at God’s hope for a seemingly dead stump of Jesse. The hope that rose in on a donkey to much fanfare on something the church calls “Palm Sunday.” (Isaiah 11)

Have you ever smacked your thumb while hammering a nail? Did you blame the tool for this? In Isaiah (and 2 Kings) there are a couple of tools God uses to correct his children, but what happens to the tool when the tool talks back?