This week Pastor Austin continues his series in James with chapter 1:9-18.
God honors the fight, so keep fighting. Daily. Doubt is the first fight that we have to be ready for in trials, and there’s one more...the fight of comparison. 

This week Pastor Austin starts a new series on the book of James. James says trials will come. And other Biblical authors like Paul and Peter echo James’ claim, and Jesus says it all before they do. Trials will come.

Sorry for the delay, there were technical problems this week. 

Pastor Tom Grabill brings us a message about living fully into the new year. 

From the beginning of Jesus’ life, he had a destination and he was unwavering in that direction. Pastor Austin brings us his message from Genesis 37 – 45.

God is, God was, God will be with you. Emmanuel! This is the final Sunday of Advent and the end of the series on Christmas carols. Pastor Greg Brower steps in for Pastor Austin this week. 

Don’t fall into one of the many lesser versions of life with God, many of which we named today. Live a fully surrendered life. And what is a fully surrendered life? Not a Sunday Christian. Not a convenience driven Christian. But fully given over to the redemptive plan of God in you and in the world.

It’s almost like you could rewrite this song and have it say “O come, all ye sinners, weary and burdened.” God will call you as you are, but you won’t stay that way. Pastor Austin continues his Sounds of the Season series with O Come All Ye Faithful. 

Christmas brings a thrill of hope that the help you’re seeking has been born. Your hope has been born. But that hope remains outside of you until you surrender to the will and presence of Christ. The help you’re seeking has been born, and this is the celebration of Advent and Christmas. Pastor Austin starts his Advent series with O Holy Night. 

It’s a season spent with the people we love, but what if this year it was about the people who were hardest to love? What if this was the year when your salvation through grace was not just a gift to receive but a gift to give to the last person you’d expect? Pastor Austin finishes his series on Jonah this week with his final message. 

Nineveh is important to God, even if it is not important to Jonah. If you understand this you understand the book of Jonah. Pastor Austin brings us his message from Jonah 3 this morning.