Confidence. It's a quality that many people want and, in our current age, many people lack. What does God have to say about confidence? Our world says that self confidence is important, but if our confidence isn't in Christ, our confidence is baseless and empty. And, as Pastor Larry points out, although self-help books point to the self to find confidence, God wants us to point to Him for confidence!

 

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The Definition of mourning is, "To experience deep grief." We mourn relationships, loss of loved ones, but do we mourn our sin? God wants to bring comfort and joy through our pain, but sometimes we allow our sin to become the coping mechanism. How should we mourn? All this and more in this Stringing Pearls message by Pastor Sean Fenner.

 

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"We ride together, we die together." The famous Bad Boyz one liner not just explains the relationship between two detectives, but it also identifies how God wants us to live for each other. Are we a "Ride or Die" Community? Pastor Joel explores Paul's relationship with Epaphroditus and Timothy in this sermon.

 

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In our new sermon series called "Stringing Pearls", Pastor Ely Fournier preaches on what it means to be poor in spirit. We should look empty as we enter the presence of God so that he may fill us up. But what does that mean? All this and more in this sermon podcast!

 

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In this new sermon of our sermon series, Pastor Larry preaches on what it means to Shine for Christ. Like a lighthouse that needs to be kept, the church must constantly shine to guide and lead people to Jesus. Do you shine?

 

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In our sermon series, "This is Us", we do deep dives through the book of Philippians. This week, Pastor Larry Walkemeyer speaks on the mindset that we should have if we are to call ourselves "Christians". We should live on the reality of who Christ truly is. We hope this message encourages you in your faith journey!

 

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*This message was recorded July 30th, 2019*

We interrupt our "This is Us" Series to bring guest speaker Tommy "Urban D" Kyllonen. He brings a sermon and a testimony on what it looks like to love our neighbor. His powerful spoken word and his story show us what it truly looks like to follow our neighbor.

 

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As we continue our "This is Us" Series, Pastor Larry Walkemeyer teaches powerfully on the last verses of Philippians Ch. 1. How should our story look like, and how are we loving each other? All this and more can be heard in this sermon!

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In this powerful message by Pastor Larry Walkemeyer, we learn a little more on the four principles that Jesus wants us to live by, and how he has called us. Reach, Teach, Mend and Send is more than just our church planting model, its our way of living as we reach the lost, teach them about the love of Jesus, bring mending to their lives through the love of Jesus and send them out to replicate and live out the calling Jesus has given them. We hope that this message encourages you!

 

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In our special Father's day Service, we continue in our Sunday series through the book of Philippians, "This is Us". Pastor Ely preaches a powerful word on the hard lessons learned through our Christian life, and how Paul, through this letter, teaches us how to live a "complete" life in Jesus. We hope that this message encourages you!