In this second message of the series, Pastor Dave looks at our second commitment for 2017. Here, the author of Hebrews, implores us to hold fast to the confession of hope. Dave looks at why we as Christians can hold-fast, and how we do this through a...

As this new year begins, we at WCC are challenging each other to make 4 commitments to God. These four commitments come from Hebrews 10:19-25, and are noted by the phrase “let us.” In this first message, Pastor Dave discusses the first commitment...

As this new year begins, we at WCC are challenging each other to make 4 commitments to God. These four commitments come from Hebrews 10:19-25, and are noted by the phrase “let us.” In this first message, Pastor Dave discusses the first commitment, “let us draw near to God.” Will you, with the rest of us, make a 2017 commitment to draw near to our great God?

We begin the new year in the Old Testament Book of Habakkuk. Pastor Jordan Korell, of Valley Church in West Des Moines, challenges us to look honestly at the evil in this world, and to trust a God who is bigger than we could ever imagine.

We begin the new year in the Old Testament Book of Habakkuk. Pastor Jordan Korell, of Valley Church in West Des Moines, challenges us to look honestly at the evil in this world, and to trust a God who is bigger than we could ever imagine.

On Christmas Eve, Pastor Dave wraps up our series by looking with the fifth reason that Jesus came. Jesus came to serve. From Mark 10:45, each of us are challenged to ask, “will I let Jesus serve me?”

On Christmas Eve, Pastor Dave wraps up our series by looking with the fifth reason that Jesus came. Jesus came to serve. From Mark 10:45, each of us are challenged to ask, “will I let Jesus serve me?”

Pastor Dave continues our Christmas series by looking at Ephesians 2. The purpose for Jesus’ incarnation was to tear down the walls of hostility that exist between people.

Pastor Dave continues our Christmas series by looking at Ephesians 2. The purpose for Jesus’ incarnation was to tear down the walls of hostility that exist between people.

In this, the third week of our series, Pastor Dave unpacks the truth of John 17:15-18. Why did Jesus come? He came because he was sent on a mission from the Father. Jesus came to extend that same mission to you and me.