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In this episode we hear Molly Myers’ story and how she and Larry have learned to trust in God and His goodness through a life of Chronic Illness.

This Sunday Paul Funchess will kick off our advent sermon series. Dan and Paul discuss themes from the upcoming sermon and John Gardner shares about the Christmas Concert on Sunday evening!

This week we finish our series in Malachi with a look at Malachi 3:13-46. The passage warns of the coming judgment and the contrast between what it means for those who fear His name and those who do not.

Dan and Nathan discuss God's gracious promise to send a messenger in response to Israel's complaints of injustice in Malachi 2:17–3:5.

This Sunday Nathan Thiry will continue our Malachi series. Seth and Nathan discuss the importance of the priests role and why God warns them in Malachi 2:1-9

This Sunday Brian Sayers will continue our Malachi sermon series in 1:6-14. Nathan and Brian discuss Israel's half-hearted worship and feeling of entitlement to God's blessing and how those same struggles are often reflected in our own hearts.

"We've seen a lot of relationship building, which is just ironic. You wouldn't think you'd have that kind of relationship building when you're forced to be apart, but people have been really open," Dan says.

One of our faithful Growth Group leaders, Dan Kopp, shares the story of how he and his group overcame the barriers of health risk-factors and responsibilities during the pandemic, by creatively using tech to meet and share life together!

Dan and Nathan Discuss the themes of the book of Malachi as we begin our study of it this week!

God made us in his image as creative beings and has given us the task of using our creativity to serve His purposes. In this episode, Dan Jarms, John Gardner, Seth Weber, and David McGuire discuss using art and creativity for God's glory.

As we begin our series in Malachi this Sunday, Dan will help us place Malachi in its context within the whole story of the Bible through an overview of the Covenants. In this episode, Nathan and Dan discuss the significance of understanding books in their context and how the covenants can help us do that.