Kevin isn't feeling well this week, so Roger is stepping in for the message today, continuing under our current overarching series of Thriving Discipleship.

Worship happens when we sacrificially live our lives for God. While that is a good definition of worship, what does that mean for today? How do I worship God in my family, my work, and in my church? And why is it a discipleship value? This week we explore the first discipleship value, worship.

Join pastor Kevin as we begin a journey in to the mission of Peace community Church. 

The world can be a ruthless and violent place. Turning on the news or reading world history is a quick reminder of this harsh reality. Still, what are God’s views on violence? In Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount, he told his listeners, “turn the other cheek.” Jesus did not want evil to be repaid with more evil. How are Christians to think about this in today’s world and why does it matter? Passage: Matthew 5:38-40

Join us this week as we ask the Question Is Jesus the only way to Salvation. 

or what may be a better question. Why is Jesus the only way to Salvation. 

The Bible is one of the most influential books ever written. But with there being so many different faiths, denominations, and beliefs can we really trust the Bible? Can we trust the Bible as the inspired work of God? Join us to learn more.

Building on the previous week on “Is God really in control,” Pastor Kevin dives into one of the most common and difficult questions of all time: Why does God allow there to be pain and suffering. You won’t want to miss this sermon. Be sure to invite someone who may need to hear thoughts on this important question.

Many of us have grown up hearing that God is in control. While most of the time this is an encouraging thought, our feelings start to change when we go through a struggling situation in life. Was God truly in control of the tragedy I just experienced or the wrongdoing within my life? This week Dr Roger Olson will tackle this hard question.

Does God truly forgive us for our wrong doing? What if I keep falling into the same sin? It can be easier to accept God as a harsh judge than a loving father. This week we explore the topic of forgiveness.