Join us today as the Youth take over all of service - from worship, to the message, to altar.

God Can Turn Your Ashes Into Beauty - Madi Grace Edwards gives a message on conviction vs. condemnation.

Forgiving Others, Even The Inexcusable - Allie Blomberg reminds us that just as we have been forgiven, we must forgive others.

Faith Over Fear - Joslyn Blomberg challenges us to really trust God, in the good and the bad, and thereby demonstrating the generousness of our faith.

Trust, Believe, and Act - Jonathan Revoir looks to the disciples and highlights how God's plans are always better then ours and - even when we don't understand it or as improbable as it seems.

Continuing with the Matthew 5, Pastor John picks up with meekness or power under control. He starts by reminding us that when we go against this Godly trait, our egos will ease God out of our lives. Instead, we are encouraged to humble ourselves like Moses and move in His P.E.A.C.E:

P - place your faith in Jesus Christ

E - employ prayer in your decisions

A - adjust your focus from yourself

C - control your anger and tongue

E - exude your humility and mercy

Happy Easter!

Pastor John starts in 2 Chronicles 16:9 to demonstrate how the Lord moves through all the earth looking to help and provide for those who are His. Furthering this vein of thought, he goes to Psalm 23 and shows how the Lord wants nothing but constant communion with us and nothing but the best for us.

Today Pastor John shares the podium with Richard Oti who tells us we are not meant to be bystanders. Even THE BEST coach needs and wants His team to get in the game. Starting in Luke 5:1-39, Richard looks to the an example where the disciples had to learn to get to the end of their own strength and understanding and still get in the game. Richard exhorts us to just show up. God knows our excuses and limitations and will use His ability, not ours, to finish the job.

There are many things to mourn and grieve over - lost love ones, wasted time, bad choices, and more. Starting in Romans 12, Pastor John reminds us to move from mourning and be transformed. After all, God is close to the broken hearted. So don't run from Him; run to Him. Rely on Him and He will comfort, transform, and replace that which caused us to mourn.

Working from the first Beatitude, Pastor John challenges our thinking to realize that the impossible is only going to happen when we are in impossible situations. It's only when there is less of us that we can allow more of Christ to show through. After all, blessed are those at the end of their rope for that's when they're at the beginning of hope.

Continuing to warn us about the temptations that will be upon the church in the last days, Pastor John focuses on Matthew 24:12. Prompted by the Holy Spirit, he warns us that despite the increased lawlessness around us, we can not let our love grow cold.

Today Pastor John points out that we are the church of the Living God that Jesus said He was building in Matthew 16:13-18.  Further Pastor John reminds us and challenges our thinking that we are overcomers and through His great power the gates of Hell will not prevail against us!

Today's service starts with us joining Justin and Kristen Mulder as they dedicate their baby Adalee to the Lord.

Then Pastor John encourages us to thank the Lord for the conditions He has put into our lives to slow down. Starting in Isaiah 30:15, Pastor John warns us to not spoil or wish away the quite hours He is giving us now. We need to search for Him now while He can be found.

Tonight is a time of worship, celebrating, and sharing what the Lord has done during the recent corporate fast.