Pastor Chris Steenmeyer & Sarah Steenmeyer | This week we continue through our Family Matters series by hearing from one of our pastors and his wife. They share their story of divorce, brokenness, and redemption as well as helpful insights for anyone walking through a blended family.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we invited several couples from our church to share their stories of marriage, parenting, and walking through difficult situations.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe + Laurie Rolfe | The key to a good marriage is not to pursue a good marriage but to pursue the honor of God. This week we take a close look at God's design for intimacy and the ways our world can distort that view.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe & Laurie Rolfe | We all communicate, but how many of us can say we actually do it well? We know good communication can make or break a relationship so this week we're taking a close look at poor communication habits and practical ways we all can grow in this area.

Guest Speaker Mark Gungor | This we kick off our new message series Family Matters and look at 9 different attitudes that will make a significant impact on your relationships.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | If there is one thing we have seen through our study in the Book of Acts it is that God has a huge dream for this world and we are invited to be part of it.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This weekend, Daniel builds off of what we've been learning through the Book of Acts to share some of the mission & vision for Mountain Springs Church as well as our new Ministry Pathway.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we dive into the ways that the apostles celebrated what God had done through Paul's ministries as a way of celebrating all that God did through Mountain Springs in 2017.

Pastor Chris Steenmeyer | This week we take a close look at Paul’s journey to the city of Ephesus, a city plagued with idol worship, great sins, and spiritual oppression. And yet, despite all of that, God’s power and miracles are stronger than any of that.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | The advent season allows us to simultaneously acknowledge that though the world is not as it should be, the King is on the way. And, for that reason alone, the weary world can and will rejoice.