Doug Applegate, Director of Family Ministries, gives us a reminder to take the first step then see what God can do.

This chapter in Acts describes Peter's vision of unclean animals and God's command that all people be included in his kingdom.

In Acts chapter 9, Peter heals 2 people. Stories of miracles can often be inspiring or irritating, but the point to remember is that God is sovereign and these stories are a preview of what is to come, God dwelling among us.

A message from Joey Weber, Junkyard Youth Director, about connecting with people in the new year.

2020…what a year. Is Christmas still wonderful? Because of Jesus it is still the most wonderful time of the year!

A message from Julie Wiemann: When we are met with unexpected life events, like the ones Joseph faced, we can look to the Holy Spirit to fill us with peace.

Pr Mike returns to the story of Hezekiah. Even though Hezekiah was following God, he still faced problems. As followers of Jesus, problems can help us grow and we know we don’t have to worry because in the end, Jesus wins.

Our culture tells us that more stuff brings more happiness. But God says that giving our stuff away is good for us.

Discipleship Director Will Herron shares a message with us explaining that the name Immanuel reminds us of God’s presence with us, God’s understanding of us, and God’s promise to us.

King Hezekiah was one of the good kings of Judah; he cleaned up the temple and re-launched public worship. Worship then, and worship now, is our response to what God’s done for us.