The is the Christmas Eve message from Pastor Lonnie. The message was delivered on December 24, 2021

In this message by Pastor Lonnie, we see how God acts through ordinary human beings, everyday people who trust God to undertake extraordinary missions beyond their capabilities or imaginings. The Virgin Mary is a model of amazing trust that the surprise happenings in our lives have the potential to be a marvelous act of God.

In this message by Pastor Lonnie, we see how Joseph shows that we can encounter God amid the painful and challenging circumstances of life, and through obedience to the Word of God, we can live lives of trust. God does not give us dreams to torment us; God gives us dreams to follow.

In this Thanksgiving message by Pastor Lonnie, we are reminded of the power of giving thanks to God and to others;

What Are You In Line For? is a Christian stewardship message from Pastor Lonnie. Included in this podcast is a solo by Carmen Nickerson titled, Closer

In this message, Pastor Lonnie explores the unique role of the church to provide spiritual care and the significance of giving as a means of growing in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Lonnie explores two illusions that can drive our lives to regret by losing sight of the importance of what really matters. By coming to terms with what matters most, our lives can be richer.

In this message, Pastor Lonnie talks about the challenge of making a positive difference in the world. Knowing the right thing to do can have nothing to do with doing the right thing. We will learn two vital questions to ask to help us make the stretch from knowing to doing.

In this message by guest speaker Rev. Jacquie Quirk, we learn how to overcome worry in our lives by embracing the five ways God provides what we need most in our lives. Pastor Jacquie is the minister of congregational care at Fox River Congregational Church in Pewaukee Wisconsin

In this message, Pastor Lonnie takes up the vital question of why God allows us the freedom to make unwise decisions that can cause pain and suffering and how this freedom teaches us something about the uniquely human condition and the love of God.