Just as the Israelites needed to keep still and have faith in God to find their way to escape Pharaoh's armies, we need to keep still, trust in the Lord, and move forward. 

In this week's sermon, Pr. John tells that God is present in our everyday lives and everyday activities, because those are our callings to God's world. 

Pastor John talks about how God's promises to Abraham fostered Abraham's faith, and how Abraham's faith in God can be a guide to us. 

We celebrated Rally Day outside today, and Pr. John talks about the story of Noah and the flood, and shows that while God devastated his creation, he still committed himself to our broken, corrupt, and sinful world. 

In the third sermon of the three part series on stewardship and generosity, Pr. Dave Olson tells us it's our calling to be a blessing to others and share the gifts we have been blessed with.

Zaccheus. Scrooge. An unnamed rich man who questions Jesus. All have a degree of curiosity about Jesus, life, and their fellow humans. And that curiosity leads to big changes. Pr. John continues our three-part series on Stewardship & Generosity.

In the first of a three-part series, we learn that Luther said that what you put your trust in is your master and god. Pastor John asks what do you love and trust the most: God, money, success or something else?

In the last sermon in the four-part series on the Book of Ruth, Pr. John gets to the heart of the story and unpacks it's whole purpose: to illustrate God's redemption of us. 

In the third of our four-part series on the book of Ruth, Pr. John talks about what the biblical version of carpe diem looks like. 

Rev. Brice Eichlersmith is the guest preacher this week for the second part in our four-part series on the Book of Ruth.