We live in a culture that is constantly telling us what is "right" and "wrong": the strongest should be the most powerful, we should take revenge against those who harm us, and on and on. But Jesus takes these ideas and flips them on their head. His sermon in Matthew tells us what it really means to live in His upside-down Kingdom and to walk with Him.

Sermon by Nate Christensen 06.02.2026

We all face situations that are difficult to understand from our limited perspective. When things don’t go as expected, our instinct is often to try harder, but is that what God is calling us to? In Job 28, we are reminded that God’s wisdom is trustworthy. He is sovereign over all things and truly good to us, even when we do not understand.

Sermon by Eric Wu 04.21.2026

We had the privilege of hearing from the Traveling Team. They shared the need for going to the nations and living on mission!

04.14.2026

Most of us know what it feels like to be misunderstood. We share our pain, and instead of being met with presence, people search for answers, leaving us feeling heavy and alone. Job experienced this same reality, and yet, he did not remain without hope. 

Sermon by Jake Peterson 4.7.2026 

When suffering and trial come, where does your heart turn? This last week, we began our new sermon series through Job and looked at how God allowed Job to suffer even though he had done nothing wrong. Yet the Lord uses suffering to reveal what we truly worship. When everything was stripped away, Job still ran to the Lord.

Sermon by Jake Peterson 3.31.2026

As we finished Malachi, we saw the Israelites wrestle with that question. They claimed to be God’s people, but their lives told a different story. We’re not that different. It’s easy to chase things that promise life but actually pull us away from the Lord. But, “It’s not found in what we have, but in who has us.”

Sermon by Daniel Bidne 3.24.2026

If we say we trust God and want to obey Him, but continually rely on ourselves for strength, do we really believe in His character? In Malachi 2 and 3, God rebukes Israel through the prophet Malachi. They claimed to know Him, but their words and their actions didn’t align. Israel was meant to reflect who God is, yet their lives told a different story. 

Sermon by Drew Swanberg 03.17.2026

We all have mountaintop experiences, but eventually we have to come down the mountain. That is often where our faith is tested. In our fourth session of the 2026 PC3 Spring Retreat, we looked at the story of Elijah as he experienced God’s glory on the mountain and then faced a test of faith when he came down.

Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.08.2026

Our society often defines leadership by success, wealth, and accomplishment. But in Scripture, leadership begins with servanthood. In our third session of the 2026 PC3 Spring Retreat, we looked at the story of Joshua and were reminded that our service to God gives us purpose and dignity, not self-promotion.

Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.07.2026

God often uses those who have been brought low to accomplish His purposes. In order to walk in that, we must look to Him for our security. In our second session of the 2026 PC3 Spring Retreat, we walked through the story of Moses and were reminded that God can use us no matter our past when we trust Him and His will for our purpose.

Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.07.2026