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As Christians, we are following a very different pattern from those around us who do not follow the way of Jesus. It could make us feel like exiles in our own lives. But its OK to embrace being different, in fact, it is essential! It is how others may come to know Jesus and how we will experience full joy!

Bosnian International Worker Mark Eikost concludes our mission conference week sharing the second sermon of our 1st Peter series, "How to Live & Love Righteously in an Unbelieving World".

Bosnian International worker Kathy Eikost kicks off our 2024 Mission Conference with an inspiring message about faithfully continuing to scatter the seeds of the Gospel and trusting the outcome to God!

As Christians, we must accept that we will never fully belong in this world for we were made to live in the fulfilled Kingdom of God, with Jesus as Lord. So, how to we live as a loving exile?

This sermon is an open forum and discussion between two of our Pastoral elders concerning Matthew 5:21-22 where Jesus reveals that He has a much higher standard for us who follow him than simply "do not murder".

Pastor Nathan wraps up Titus 3 by encouraging us to live and handle each other in a Christ-like way.

Pastor Nathan leads us into a brief introduction and preview of our new upcoming series on 1&2 Peter. He gives little tastes of the study book our small groups will be walking through together.

Pastor Nathan teaches on the type of foundation and overall tone that Elders and leadership set for a church. He expresses the importance of what culture leadership can create in a church and why it is a position to not be taken lightly.

In this short sermon series, Pastor Nathan Detweiler delves into the book of Titus, examining the qualifications for eldership and the path for those called to this significant responsibility. Eldership is a calling not to be taken lightly.

Pastor Nathan explains the call to increase the faith--breaking down it down into three ways:

Through the Holy Scriptures, listening to the Holy Spirit, and by Holy Community.