Sunday mornings are not the pinacol of growth for a healthy church. what are you doing during the week to be the body of Christ? Build the family altar at home and start from there.

We serve a God who is large and in charge. As followers, we don't have to have everything under control. We need to trust in our God. He is preparing a feast for us, the same way we prepare a thanksgiving feast this weekend. When we come to God's table we can eat what He has prepared for us. We can trust that everything is taken care of with a love beyond measure.

How does the collective church stay relevant in these times that we are living in? Spending time with Jesus is meant to mark a way that is unmistakably relevant to culture.

Look to the church of Acts for how we can come bolding to God. They were such a great example of the hunger we can have for the Holy Spirit. We need to mature in our relationship with Jesus and the Father. Let’s reignite our first love of Jesus!

No one can fill your spot in the church. Pastor Mitch talks with us about how we make up the whole church. He tells us about how we are attached by faith together. We are attached to our living God and His Son who died and rose for us.

Pastor Mitch starts off a new series today all about the church. He talks

to us about the church being a collective that gathers. Together we come to

hear the voice of God.

What are you counting down to? We all have countdowns that happen in our

lives, whether it be to big things like weddings or simple things like

payday. Pastor Roy Rubuliak speaks to us about this period of time leading

up to our countdowns being done. With God on the move, we need to be

prepared for God’s ready, set, go!

Emotional tug-of-war takes us no where but back and forth. Pastor Mitch tells us about avoiding that war by not picking up our end of the rope in the first place.

Just like Jesus’s disciples in the boat, we need to keep our eyes on Him and not on the storm because Jesus never slumbers. God and His Son are never changing through these days of ours. We need remember to lean on Him to be our guidepost.