Pastor Tim Mangan and his wife Steph sit-down with Church Leaders Erik and Amber VanHall to answer annonynouse questions from the congregation about the Bible, Jesus, Faith, and Life Church.

Some questions answered today are:

“Does the bible mention burial over cremation?”

“How do you address science vs the bible?”

“If god made everyone, why is there racism?”

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Pastor Tim Mangan and his wife Steph Mangan field anonymous questions from the congregation on the Bible, Jesus, faith, and our local Church.

Some questions they address this week are,

“Is it okay to have tattoos?”

“What does the bible say about marijuana, alcohol, and obesity?”

“What does the bible say about divorce?”

Join the conversation by sending your questions via a TEXT MESSAGE to [email protected]

Pastor Tim Mangan fields anonymous questions from the congregation on the Bible, Jesus, faith, and our local Church.

Some questions he addresses are

“Can you lose your salvation?”

“What is the vision and mission statement of Life Church"?”

Join the conversation by sending your questions via a TEXT MESSAGE to [email protected]

Nick Khiroya visits us this week all the way from Hilllsong Church in Sydney Australia. A life long friend and mentor to Pastor Tim Mangan, Nick played a major role in transforming Tim’s life by guiding him to Christ.

Nick’s sermon this week focuses on the life of Peter. Throughout his journey with Christ, Peter experienced great success, and devastating failures. By studying his life we can see parallels in our own lives today. Nick shares what he believes are the three major lessons found in Peter’s Legacy.

Except - Except that you can’t earn it. Nothing you ever do will rob you of salvation

Believe - Believe what the lord says we are, not what the world says we’re not.

Action - It’s not about us, it’s about those who don’t know yet.

Finishing up our month long series focusing on Life in the Faith Lane, Rob Hann takes the stage and shares the twists and turns he has experienced on his own road to finding Jesus. Rob is the walking definition of what it means to overcome ones own limits. Originally from Texas, Rob and his mom relocated to Michigan after his father became addicted to alcohol and turned abusive. Having battled poverty, abandonment, insecurity, and aggression since a young age, Rob’s walk through life has been anything but easy. Throughout all of this, Rob and come to realize that being chained to our past robs us of gods plan and purpose for our future. He refuses to believe in the lies of the enemy and proclaims “I am not a mistake. “

Ash shares with us how god helped her through her own struggles with infertility, and how she learned to accept the fruits of the spirit rather than succumb to doubt and anger.

God is a good Gardner. Like the vines of grapes made strong through times of drought and stress, we are meant to be intertwined with Jesus and through him we bare fruit.

"Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you"

James 4:8 NLT

Faith Kirby speaks before the church this week in our second installment of our month long series called "Life in the Faith Lane". Faith opens up and shares her struggles with shame, and how it directly impeded her life early on. She urges us not to let pain become our future. God is there with us even in the moments where we would rather not be seen. She encourages us that shame is a lie and we should step forward into gods promises rather than stepping away. God wants to weave our story into his; not because he needs us, but because his heat is for us.

Kicking off our month long series "Life in the Faith Lane”, Erik VanHall takes to the stage and tells us about his own path to god. Erik has come to realize that much of his own spiritual growth can be attributed to the people in his life (like his grandmother and sister) who would push him out of his comfort zone. These continuous shoves into the unknown have taught Erik to confront daunting situations, and turn them into something that benefits all of the those around him.

Steph Mangan stands before the congregation today and shares her message on Gods presence in our lives, even in the middle of hard seasons dominated by storms and challenges. While gods eyes are set far beyond our own comprehension, he is still compassionate to the troubles directly in front of us for his kindness and love are unending.

"It Is Finished" - John 19:30

We continue with our series dedicated to studying moments when several key figured were called to god while they were "On the Way" through their life.

This week we focus on the story of Philip, when one day after speaking to a large crowed was commanded to travel to Gaza by an angel of the lord. Without hesitation Philip set off and inevitably altered the life of a man by baptizing him on their journey. Philip's unquestioning faith lead him to a man who held a tremendous amount of influence over the people and would lead to eternal change. He was bold enough to stand before the masses, yet also humble enough to simply sit with the one. By serving the people around us we are inadvertently serving Jesus as well.