This series is about Genesis 1-11. Understanding the earliest parts of the Bible helps us know God deeper, engage with his Word better, and discover our rightful place in God's creation. This week we open by focusing on the first two verses of Genesis 1. 

This week we wrap up our vision series talking about how we will grow the Kingdom of God: through having a mentality that says we will GO out with the Gospel to the world around us. 

This week we continue our Vision series and talk about how to stay the course during 2025. The main idea is that true discipleship (becoming like Jesus) happens outside the doors of the church. Sunday church is vitally important to our walk of faith, but we cannot have a Sunday-centric faith. The true expression of our faith to Jesus happens during the week. 

This week we begin a vision series for 2025 that will be centered on what type of church that God wants RLC St Joe to be in the upcoming year. 

We close out our Christmas series focusing in on Joseph. Joseph is just a regular guy that God uses in a big way--which is inspiring to all of us who feel like we aren't special enough for God to use us. This sermon highlights the truth that God can use anyone who is willing and available. 

This originally took place on Dec 22nd and was our family Christmas service where we had the kids with us in service. The sermon was geared to be interesting both for kids and adults as we discussed 3 truths that Christmas teaches us. 

This week we discuss the villain of the Christmas Story, King Herod, and discover what not to do with Christ when we encounter him in our lives. 

This week we hear from one of our amazing church members, Jackie Leedahl, as she shares about the shepherds in the Christmas story. 

We begin our Christmas series where we will highlight different characters and see what we can learn from each one. This week we cover Mary, the mother of Jesus. 

This week we talk about how God has put the Church on mission and that by giving to Kingdom Builders (missions work), we are able to help fulfill that mission wherever God has placed us.