Pastor Scott Engebretson talks about how import gathering or worship is on Sunday mornings. 

Founding Pastor Jay Pathak kicks off a new series called Every Week. The series will focus on the reasons why we are called to gather and what we are trying to do when we gather. This week the question is why Sundays. 

This week Pastor Scott Engebretson continues our series on Drift focusing on the rhythms of our spirituality. 

Continuing in our series on Drift, Founding Pastor Jay Pathak shows how easy it is to fall into unhealthy habits with our families without defined family values. 

Pastor Scott Engebretson continues our series focusing on marriage. In this sermon, he explores three rituals of marriage in the context of scripture: Connection, Intimacy and Community.

Kicking off our new sermon series Drift, Pastor Becca Knudsen discusses how the pandemic has revealed some of the surface level friendships we might have had and what it truly means to be a friend in the Kingdom of God. 

Our new teaching pastor Scott Engebretson brings a message from Isaiah 61 giving us hope in the midst of a pandemic and the current political and racial tensions in our country.

Founding Pastor Jay Pathak continues our series on the Book of Daniel by connecting the story of Daniel to our experience living in America today and how we are connected to God not by who we are as Americans but who we are as a bit part in the epic story of the entirety of the Bible. 

Pastor Becca Knudsen continues in our series on Daniel with Daniel 8. A passage usually skipped over for its confusing imagery but in this sermon we focus our attention on how faithful Daniel is even when he doesn't have an answer to his questions. 

Pastor Ben Folman dives into the very complex visions of Daniel 7 and helps to show how they communicate hope in the midst of heartache.