“Paul recognized that the gospel of Jesus Christ was the only message that transformed lives and offered true calling and purpose.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

The Father’s love has no end point and He always welcomes us home! —-Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“The tomb was empty because the power of God resurrected the Son. We are also resurrected to restored life from sin and death by the power of God’s grace.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“Jesus prepared a safe place for the disciples to stay on the Sabbath that He lay in the tomb. Even in their great loss and sorrow, God prepared a space for them.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“Jesus invited each of us to be transformed by the renewing of our minds, so that we would not be like those without hope. Rather, we will have hope, peace and joy found only in an ever-growing relationship with Jesus Christ.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“Being a neighbor is about caring for others and valuing their life more than our material possessions. In times of crisis, as Christians, we are called to value our neighbors’ lives as we value our own lives.” Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“At some point in one’s spiritual journey, there is a realization that the point of arrival isn’t fulfilled until one arrives in heaven. Thinking that one “arrives” here on earth leads to a feeling of hopelessness and failure. Success comes through living in the journey with Jesus.

“As children, we learn of so many Bible characters and their stories. Who are some of the Bible heroes and people to admire? Abraham, Moses, Samuel, David, Daniel–maybe even Paul or some Old Testament prophets. In your top five list, I wonder if anyone would place Peter in that group of great Bible characters. Today … Continue reading “Do You Love Me?” 3-07-2020 →

“Our society today needs Christ-focused people that live out of abundance, order and beauty. We as a church can empower our younger generations to live in Christ and be successful in the work place.” —Pastor Nate Elias, DMin

“We often fail to recognize our own feelings, and as a result fail to feel with others. Jesus felt with the feelings of those around Him, and this gift drew people to Him.” –Pastor Nate Elias, DMin