Grassroots Messages

We've been going through our series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" trying to dig into questions submitted by our congregation. This week Evan addresses the question "what is sin?".

We've been going through our series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" trying to dig into questions submitted by our congregation. This week Matt addresses the question "What is my purpose?". 

We've been going through our series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" trying to dig into questions submitted by our congregation. This week Evan addresses the question "How do we know that we will go to Heaven?". 

We've been going through our series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" trying to dig into questions submitted by our congregation. Perhaps the biggest questions that stifle people from being Christian is the question, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" or "If God is really a loving God, then why does He allow so much evil to happen in the world?". Listen as Evan Savage trying to wade through these difficult, but important questions.

We've been going through our series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" trying to dig into questions submitted by our congregation. This week the question(s) that we land on have to do with Eden, the Old Testament, Jesus, Heaven, and how they are all connected. Yikes, that's huge. Matt Nyberg got the pleasure of trying to cram in a brief synopsis of all of that in about 45. Enjoy!

What's keeping you from growing in your faith? For many of us, it's struggling with questions that we don't have the answers to. It happens all too often that people are too afraid to ask the questions that really matter, for fear of getting looked down on. In reality, we need to ask questions to grow. Questions are the foundation of building a faith that is unshakeable. 

Evan Savage talks about just that as he kicks off the new series "ASK (Because Questions Matter)" by giving a brief synopsis of the bible.

We believe that there is a need to slow down and to worship simply; therefore, we value that when we come to worship with an open heart and are made aware of the presence of God, very little extra "stuff" is needed to urge us toward this awareness.

We believe in the call of Christ to “Go and Make,” Therefore we Value that we are called to take the Gospel to Rockford, Illinois. Because of this, we are not comfortable waiting for people to “come and see” and instead strive to go and say “come and follow.”

We believe that Christianity is, by design, a communal faith. Therefore, we value living in community with one another and are committed to meeting together in and outside of a Sunday gathering.

One Event. One day. One Grave. One man. That’s all that was needed. That’s all that was required. And the world as was known 2000 years ago, would never be the same again.