Mountainside Anywhere

Pastor Dave Peterson teaches Romans 3:1-20, as God's perfect righteousness is contrasted with our inability to produce righteousness in any way apart from Jesus. In His kindness, God demonstrates our need to be rescued from sin and points us toward the Cross of Christ in which we find that need fully met. Part 8 in the Book of Romans.

Pastor Dave Peterson teaches Romans 2:17-29, highlighting that our righteousness comes from God alone, it is not based on knowledge of, or adherence to, religious/moral law. While obedience is the demonstration of a transformed heart that has met the grace of God, our inability to keep the law without hypocrisy proves we can not earn our standing before God. Part 7 in the Book of Romans.

Pastor Lyle Hartwell teaches Romans 2:11-16 as we see that our need for salvation is deeper than just our behavior, it is necessary for our very heart to be transformed. Thankfully, God in His mercy offers this to us in Jesus. Part 6 in The Book of Romans

Pastor Lyle Hartwell teaches Romans 2:1-11, demonstrating that in the same way God reveals the need for salvation to those who do evil, God reveals the need for salvation to those who are self-righteous, those who believe they are able to save themselves apart from God. In God's kindness and patience He shows each of us the truth and invites us to believe and follow Him. What will you choose, and what will that choice result in? Part 5 in the Book of Romans

As we mark Father's Day, Pastor Lyle Hartwell explores the sentiment "You don't know how it feels to be me", highlighting the ways the feeling of being undervalued, unappreciated, unseen, unwanted, and unheard is common to the experience of being a dad (and a human). Through demonstrating Jesus' earthly experience of these same pressures, pains, and frustrations, Pastor Lyle points us to Hebrews 4:15 to remind us that Jesus not only knows exactly what it feels like, He also offers us the grace and mercy needed in those moments that we may choose to walk faithfully as His followers even then.

Pastor Dave Peterson teaches Romans 1:24-32 demonstrating the ways humans have rejected God's role as Creator and author of truth, and the ways God has given them over to the consequences of their choices. Though the desires of our sinful nature distort and degrade who we were created to be, in the mercy of God through Jesus, He offers us a new nature and transforms us from the inside out. Part 4 in the Book of Romans.

Pastor Lyle Hartwell teaches Romans 1:18-25, outlining the ways humans have rejected the revelation of God and urging us to consider our response to what He has revealed of Himself in our lives, in light of both the wrath of God and His compassionate love for us. Part 3 in the Book of Romans.

Pastor Dave Peterson teaches Romans 1:8-17, helping us to see how despite the "foolishness of the Cross" (1 Corinthians 1:18) and its gruesome imagery, in the Gospel alone we find the power of salvation. Part 2 in the Book of Romans

Pastor Dave Peterson introduces the Book of Romans as we begin our study through the first three chapters. Teaching chapter 1, verses 1-7, we are introduced to how faithfully God reveals the truth of the Gospel - desiring that all would come to know Him and be transformed by His love, reconciled in Christ. Part 1 in The Book of Romans.

On Mother’s Day we quickly think of scripture’s instruction to children to “honor your father and mother”. Pastor Lyle surveyed how the Bible demonstrates God’s desire that His people be characterized as those who honor one another and highlighting the spiritual implications if honor is not given its place in relationships.