Pastor Alan talks about Samuel raising an Ebenezer. Ebenezer means “the stone of help”. After raising it Samuel says, “up to this point the LORD has helped us.” Join us we look back at 2024 and collectively say, “thus far the LORD has helped us, and we thank Him.”

In this Message, Pastor Alan Beauchamp explores the fascinating history of Colossae, a small town once home to the early Christian church Paul writes to in his letter to the Colossians. Pastor Alan takes a deeper look into the themes of humility, forgiveness, and the peace of Christ, unpacking Paul's powerful message to the church—one that still resonates with us today. Join us as we reflect on how the Word of Christ can transform our hearts and actions, both in church and beyond, through gratitude and living out His love.

In this message, "Kids of the Kingdom," Pastor Alan explores how Jesus uses the example of children to reveal the true nature of the Kingdom of Heaven. By emphasizing humility, trust, and childlike faith, Jesus challenges us to reflect on our own spiritual journey and how we can bring heaven to earth in our communities. As we focus on the importance of nurturing and protecting children, we are reminded of the profound role they play in the Kingdom and in our church's future.

Laura Goodrich shares the joys, struggles, heartaches, and happiness that comes with raising a family on the missions field. When a family is called to missions, the whole family is called to missions. Listen to Laura’s incredible story of God’s faithfulness.

Join us as Pastor Alan explores Matthew 17:1-20, where Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up a mountain for a transformative encounter known as the Transfiguration. He discusses the significance of mountaintop experiences in our spiritual lives, the importance of recognizing God's presence in everyday moments, and the call to bring the lessons of these encounters back into the valleys of our daily struggles. Discover how to live with the power and promise of heaven here on earth, and what it means to be a new creation in Christ.

The Bible is meant to be read, meditated on, and experienced in community. Pastor Dylan unpacks what Open Heaven Here means. Open Heaven Here allows to discover Jesus and know him more. Then we can live as Christ as our Messiah and example Him to our circles.

Why did Jesus teach using parables? What even are parables? Pastor Alan explains that the key difference between those who understand the teachings of Jesus and those who don’t lies in their willingness to ask questions and seek deeper insights, leading to a crucial moment of decision in their faith journey.

Join us as Pastor Alan dives into Jesus teachings in the book of Matthew and explore the profound concept of the "Kingdom of Heaven." In this series, we'll uncover why Matthew's unique terminology matters and how it connects to our daily lives, especially in a world filled with anxiety. Discover how seeking God's kingdom can transform our hearts, guide us through life’s challenges, and ultimately bring us peace!

Pastor Alan Beauchamp speaks about what Bring Heaven Down means. In Matthew chapter 6 we see the Lord’s prayer. When we add faith to the prayer it becomes a way to live. Prayer + Faith = Live. Live in a way that others can see a glimpse of Jesus, as a way to Bring Heaven Down.

Rev Nick Koch of Missouri State University Chi Alpha bringing a cayenne pepper, fire message. 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 calls us to be authentic representatives of Jesus at work, at school, at the store, and everywhere we go. God has placed people in our circles and we are called to be like Jesus to them.