Have you ever experienced God in an unmistakable way? If so, when was the last time? The truth is, there is nothing like seeing God do something amazing. How hungry are you for an up to date experience with God? In Part 2 of Reorient, Doug reminds us how important it is to encounter God and helps us see how to be the kind of people that experience Him.

Every once in a while we need to reorient ourselves. We need to ask some tough questions like - "Where is my life headed?" "What path am I on?" "Am I moving in the direction God wants me to be going?"In Reorient Part 1, Doug challenges us to make an important adjustment that will help us keep our lives centered around Jesus.

This past Sunday night we celebrated 2 baptisms at our Baptism and Worship Night. We wanted to share Laura and Chris's powerful stories with you!

In this one part message, Pastor Pavone challenges us to trust that God ALWAYS has our best in mind.

With the Presidential Election around the corner it's very easy to get caught up in it all. Often without realizing it, we beging to act like our greatest allegiance is to our political party instead of to Jesus.This is a problem because it means we stop seeing the world through Jesus' eyes and instead see it as a Democrat, Republican, Conservative or Libertarian. This means we begin to treat others as issues instead of as people. This means that we aren't seeing things God's way or treating people the way Jesus calls us to. This means we are more excited about following a political system than we are about folowing Christ.In part 3 of Sdrawkcab, Doug talks about what it looks like to give Jesus our highest allegiance. He challenges us to interact with people from different ethnic and socioecomic backgrounds, the Pro Choice Community and the LGTBQ Community like Jesus would.

Sadly, Christians aren't known for running toward people who have messed up. Christians are known for running away. They're known for being angry and judgemental. This is backwards!In Part 2 of Sdrawkcab, Doug challenges us to love and restore the people around us who have fallen.

Christians do things backwards sometimes. God's Word says do it this way, for some reason we do it backwards.One of the things we get backwards has to do with our attitude toward our sin struggles. We tend to feel that everybody else's sin struggle is the biggest deal in the room, and not our own. This means we come off judgemental, angry, and self righteous - the exact opposite of what Jesus is.In Part 1 of Sdrawkcab, Doug challenges us to take Jesus' words seriously and remove the planks from our own eyes before we try to find the speck of saw dust in our neighbor's.

There are many reasons we feel that we are the wrong person to influence others. Some of us think we are too old and no one will listen. Others of us feel that we are too young and no one will take us seriously. We probably all feel at some point that we are too busy and too imperfect to influence anybody else.In this one part message, Doug encourages us with the thought that no matter how old, young, busy or imperfect we are, God wants us to be influencers. Someone else's potential depends on it!

In part two of his sermon series, "Storms", Pastor Pavone tells us how Jesus lived by faith and not fear through His storms, and encourages us to do the same.

In part two of his current series, "I'm An Adult," Andrew shows us that the only way to grow deep in our faith is to walk alongside others and grow deeper in our friendships with one another.