Pressure from work, school, parents, friends, social media, activities, and more can give us a literal headache. In the second message of our Under Pressure Series, Pastor Chris Emmitt turns to a story found in 2 Kings 6:14-19 to show us that the power of God is greater than the pressure of the world. This message will leave you encouraged and give you practical tools to help with the pressures you encounter.

Life comes with pressure. Raising a family, starting a new job, going to school, and budgeting our time and money adds pressure to our lives. In week one of the series, Under Pressure, Pastor Brian Haas examines chapter 17 of Exodus and describes Moses' ability to stay steady under pressure. Brian states the importance of resting, sharing the pressures of life with others and taking a moment each day to know that Jesus in control no matter our circumstances.

Wrapping up our series, All the Family Feels, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines Deuteronomy 6. The message stresses the importance of ingraining God into the daily life of our family and highlights simple ways of being resolute in faith, setting frequent reminders and establishing a routine for integrating God into family life.

Pastor Chris Emmitt continues our series, All the Family Feels, by looking at Matthew 9:9-13. In this message, he shares what makes the MLC Family, well, the MLC Family and why we are so grateful for the grace of God.

In our families, we can often feel pressured to create moments and memories that live up to expectations we see in movies, on television and in books. When our family outings, dinners and vacations don’t meet those expectations, we can get discouraged. In the fifth week of our series, All the Family Feels, Frank Bealer examines First Corinthians 15:10 to offer us guidance on how to respond from a place of grace during those times.

In Week 4 of our All the Family Feels series, Pastor Chris Emmitt refers to the story of David and Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 9:1-8) to show us how the older generation can connect with the younger generation and how the younger generation can connect with the older. After all, a generational gap doesn't have to mean a relational gap. It all starts with the right heart

The Apostle Paul states that we should always pursue peace, but stress and personalities often lead to family drama. In the third week of our series, All the Family Feels, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines First Samuel and describes how Abigail exudes peace and sensibility in a stressful situation threatening her family. If you need help in how to pursue peace in the middle of your family drama, then this message is for you!

We are bombarded daily by television and radio ads, billboards and social media competing for our attention and focus. In the second week of our series, All the Family Feels, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines Joshua 24 and describes the importance of a united family unit. Chris details that a family united and committed to the LORD is strengthened against the negatives and tragedies in life.

Technology has affected and filled every aspect of our lives often changing the interactions and time spent between family members. Launching our new series, All the Family Feels, Ted Lowe examines the impact of technology on our family, work, and the quality of life that most of us live. Ted references interactions between Jesus, Martha, and Mary and lists ways to disconnect from stress-inducing technology and increase happiness and family interaction.

We often focus on the things in life that we don't have and overlook the truly awesome things that God gives us. In the final week of our series, Meaningless, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines Chapter 11 of Ecclesiastes. Chris describes King Solomon's conclusion that God turns our lives from meaningless to meaningful. This message gives practical ways to rejoice in life and remember that the sacrifices of Jesus and the mercy of God are the reasons for all the goodness that we have.