Before the fall of man, God created the world and put it into our care. Today Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at Genesis 2 and it's command to steward creation. What do you think that menas for your life? 

Kicking off our new Summer Series called Family Mess, Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at Genesis 1 and how after God creates the world and everything in it he rests. Maybe rest is something to reconsider in our own lives. 

This week we are in between our Spring and Summer series. Today Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at 1 Samuel to show how precious it is to hear God's voice. God's voice can be found all throughout scripture and if it has been awhile since you have heard God's voice you can always hear his voice by turning back to the bible. 

This week we are closing out our Mealtime with Jesus series with a final word on the impact meals have on people who are grieving. When you provide a meal during a time of grief it can mean so much more than just nourishment for an evening. It can make an impact on the person or family for years to come. 

One of the most powerful meals in the bible is the Passover meal Jesus celebrated with his diciples before he was crucified. Pastor Scott Engebretson unpacks this meal and helps us to understand how it relates to our lives. 

Continuing in our Meals Series, Pastor Scott Engebretson looks at Luke 14 and the words of Jesus talking about interacting with people who would never be able to pay you back. People who don't have the means or ability to give you anything back for your generosity.

This week Pastor Scott Engebretson shows how the feeding of the 5,000 is a pivotal turning point in Lukes Gospen where Jesus reveals to the disciples that he is indeed the disciple. This is a story of the amazing abundance of Gods provision even when we live with a scarcity mindset. 

In this week of our Mealtime with Jesus series, Pastor Becca Knudsen talks about the importance of being hospitable even to those who are difficult to be around but even more so what it means when we are not hospitable to them. 

Pastor Ben Folman continues in our Mealtime with Jesus Series talking about Jesus and his meal with Levi and his Tax Collector friends. In doing so Jesus broke all traditional conventions for a Rabbi of his time. Maybe we should consider the importance of reachng out to the margins or our society. 

Pastor Scott Engebretson kicks off our new series Mealtime with Jesus by revealing the most common activity we see Jesus engaging in...eating with people. Maybe we might consider inviting people to meals could be the best way to have them experience Jesus.