As we begin our Give Thanks series, we welcome Madison Ngafeeson who starts us off on looking at the Power of Giving Thanks!

Today we'll conclude our Through the Fire series by looking at the book of Acts and the recounting of the Day of Pentecost. God's desire for us all is that we are Baptized by Fire!

Daniel 3 contains perhaps the most well know fire stories that we find in Scripture. While we know what the outcome was, this week we are going to look at some of the facts about the fires we experience throughout our lives. There are times where are our miracle takes place in the midst of that very fire!

It goes without saying that God knows when our attention must be grabbed by any means necessary and fire comes into play at crucial moments. Twice in Scripture, an answer from God quite literally came through fire - today we continue to look at how He Answered by Fire.

Fire is the ultimate test of something - how does it respond to the process of going through such a potentially destructive process? More specifically, how do we respond when we go through the fires of life? We hope you're encouraged this morning and remember that the fire brings out the purest form of precious metals - the same can be applied to our lives!

Join us this morning as we kick off our series called Through the Fire as we dig into the significance the element of fire plays throughout Scripture.

Join us this morning as we highlight how we can be that church who loves our university! Today we welcome NMU Chi Alpha Director, Mike Murray as he shares with us!

Throughout the Bible we can see God's willingness to use people who experience the same weaknesses, shortcomings and failures as we do. In that same vein, however, we see the restorative actions of God at work in their lives as well. We want to be known as a church that is full of grace and eager to see God restore the lives of those we encounter!

The church cannot afford to be on the side of neutrality when it comes to what eternity can and should look like. This week we look at what we must do to become "That Church" that does all it can do to emulate the words of Jesus when He said He came to seek and save the lost.

As a church, we want to be known for loving God, loving people and making an impact in our world. While that is our hope, what do those who observe us from a distance think? Are we 'That Church' that does in fact love God and others?