Pastor Malinak continues the sermon series "Off to Greece: a Biblical Tour" with this message entitled "Speak" based on Acts 18:1, 8-11.

Pastor Malinak continues the sermon seried "Off the Greece: A Biblical Tour" with this message entited "The Known God" based on Acts 17:22-34.

Pastor Eibel continues the sermon series "Off to Greece- A Biblical Tour" with this message entitled "Good Word" based on 1 Thessalonians 3:16-18.

Pastor Malinak continues the sermon series "Off to Greece- A Biblical Tour" with this messaged entitled "Audience of One" based on 1 Thessalonians 2:1-4.

Pastor Malinak continues the sermon series "Off to Greece- A Biblical Tour" with this message entitled "Connections" based on 1 Thessalonians 3:6.

Pastor Eibel continues the sermon series "Off to Greece: A Biblical Tour" with this message entitled "Upside Down, Outside In, Inside Out" based on Acts 17:1-9.

Pastor Eibel continues the sermon series "Off to Greece" with this message entitled "Adversity's Opportunity" based on Philippians 1:12-15.

Pastor Eibel continues the sermon series "Off to Greece" with this message entitled "Household Grace" based on Acts 16:6-11.

Pastor Malinak begins a new sermon series "Off to Greece" with this sermon entitled "The Pebble" based on Acts 16:6-11. What happens when you drop a pebble into a lake? It ripples out — farther than you can ever see. That's exactly what happened when the Apostle Paul first brought the gospel to Europe at a city called Neapolis. And it's exactly what happens every time you share the good news of Jesus Christ today. In this exciting first stop of a sermonic tour through Greece, we journey to Acts 16 and discover how the Holy Spirit redirected Paul's missionary journey — closing doors to Asia and opening an unexpected vision of a man in Macedonia pleading for help. That help? The gospel. 📖 Key Scriptures Referenced: Acts 16:6-10 Matthew 28:19-20 Revelation 21:1-5

Pastor Eibel concludes the sermon series "Red Letter Words: Examining What Jesus Said" with this message entitled "Doors, Windows, and Will" based on Luke 22:39-42.