Pastor Jon Schreiner continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Jon discusses what it means to love our enemies and what it looks like to be merciful as our Father is merciful.

Deacon Dave Andorf continues our summer series on spiritual renewal. Dave discusses the conversation Jesus had with His disciples on the purpose and practice of prayer before He instructed them in the Lord's Prayer.

Pastor Steve Rude continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Steve discusses how the joy of knowing Jesus Christ far surpasses any earthly comfort this world may have to offer.

Pastor Dan Rude continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Dan discusses how following Jesus requires new priorities to take root in the lives of disciples and explains how there is no life and happiness in the world apart from Christ.

Deacon Duane Laugerman continues our summer series on spiritual renewal. Duane examines three areas that can often trip believers up in their walk with the Lord and discusses the antidote that allows believers to have an intimate and faithful relationship with God.

Pastor Jon Crane continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Jon explains how Jesus’ kingdom has an equation for happiness that is in direct conflict with the kingdom of this world and how believers will find joy as they submit their lives to Jesus.

Pastor Dan Rude continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Dan breaks down Jesus' conversation with the disciples, dispels the world's definition of happiness, and discusses how Christ and God's Kingdom are the true source of happiness.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Darrin discusses Jesus' strategy in choosing the 12 apostles and how God uses ordinary, humble people to advance His kingdom.

Pastor Bob Joy continues our summer series on spiritual renewal. Bob examines why believers don't read the Bible, the honesty and hypocrisy behind believers' actions, and the blessings of reading God's Word.

Pastor Jon Schreiner continues our series on the Gospel of Luke. Jon discusses why God chose the 12 disciples and how God loves to use humble and weak people who trust in Him to change the world.