Far more than a Vacation Bible School story, the "Parable of the Sower" reveals the heart of the Kingdom of God and steers us to the King who heals barren soils.

Your heart belongs to a spiritual kingdom. Since we are born into the kingdom of darkness, the only way we can be delivered is to be rescued by King Jesus.

The most astounding, unexpected truth in all the world is that God is merciful towards sinners. This mercy gives us eternal hope and transforms how we treat other people, all of whom are created in the image of God.

Our church was founded 50 years ago because of a commitment to the word of God and the gospel of Jesus. We desire to build upon this legacy in the decades ahead by being a Healthy Church, a Missoula Church, and a Sending Church for the glory of God.

We are commanded to take the gospel of Jesus out to the whole world because it is only through this gospel that people can be turned from worthless pursuits to the glory of God. Pastor Matt Schvaneveldt shares about the gospel movement in Trieste, Italy as one part of God’s redeeming work in the world.

Jesus calls us to turn to him in repentance and come to him, and we are able to do this because he has first come to us.

Since we follow Jesus after he died and rose again, we have a clearer picture of the gospel than all who lived before those events. Having this message gives us our greatest calling, our greatest responsibility, and our greatest joy.

Easter isn't a nostalgic picture of our salvation, it's the very lens through which we see our future.

The resurrection of Jesus is an earth-shattering event, one which transforms everything that happens after it. In Jesus' resurrection we can find a rock-solid and joy-producing hope, which will last for all of eternity.

The events of Palm Sunday give us a window into what Jesus did for us during that week. This greatest act of love is the greatest message we can ever share.