Megan Hackman shares with us the peace brought to the disciples on Easter Sunday, referencing John 20:19-23. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on April 9th, 2023 in Port Orchard WA.

Megan Hackman shares with us how we are lacking celebration, referencing Jonah 4:5-11. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on April 2, 2023 in Port Orchard WA.

Illya Tsvyetkov shares with us how we are lacking love, referencing Jonah 4: 1-4. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on March 26th 2023 in Port Orchard WA.

Larry Hackman shares how we are lacking mercy referencing Jonah 3: 1-10. Featuring an interview with Vienna from World Relief Western Washington. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on March 19th, 2023 in Port Orchard WA.

Megan Hackman explores how we can be lacking prayer through the prayers of Jonah from Jonah 1:17-2:10. Recorded on Sunday, March 12 at our Sunday morning gathering. 

Larry Hackman shares with us how we are lacking in compassion referencing Jonah 1: 4-16. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on March 5th, 2023 in Port Orchard WA. 

Megan Hackman begins our series in Jonah discussing how we are lacking perspective. Referencing Jonah 1: 1-3, recorded at our Sunday gathering on February 27th, 2023 in Port Orchard WA. 

Larry Hackman shares with us how to stay hopeful in a world of uncertainly, referencing Luke 10: 17-24. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on February 19th 2023 in Port Orchard WA. 

Megan Hackman shares with us how Jesus sent the 72 to proclaim the kingdom of heaven is near and urges us to stay where we are and see the healing God is doing, referencing Luke 10: 1-16. Recorded at out Sunday gathering on February 12, 2023 in Port Orchard WA. 

Megan Hackman shares how to "get in on this,: referencing Luke 10: 1-2. Recorded at our Sunday gathering on February 5th, 2023 in Port Orchard WA. 

*Super nerdy note here — Pastor Megan extemporaneously threw out the Greek word for “send out workers.” She said the word was “blepō” but that’s the word for “to see.” The actual Greek word was a form of “ekbalō” which does mean “to cast out” or “to send out.” Thank you for enduring this nerdy moment.