Wilderness Church

We all love a good experience. Whether it be a concert, outdoor adventure, or sporting event we all love to experience something that makes us laugh, cheer, or feel good. When we come to church we expect to experience God but the difference between experiencing God and other events is that we should walk away from experiencing God ready to express what we experienced.

In this talk we will look at a story in Acts 4 where 2 ordinary men do the extraordinary.

We've all been in a house where we could see cracks, trim issues, or maybe buckled flooring. Even though those look like simple, quick fixes they are often just a symptom of a bigger issue, an issue in the foundation. Just like a house, we often feel like our life is full of cracks or buckled flooring. Often these issues in our life are a symptom of a bigger issue, an issue with our foundation. In this talk, Jarrod Hill goes through the 6 basics of Building on a Firm Foundation.

Its no secret that evil exists. Most movies, books, and tv shows have at least one character perceived as evil and one character perceived as good. In this talk our guest speaker Sal Sberna will lay out the tactics of the enemy in our life and how we can fight those tactics through the true Good News of Jesus.

When you hear the word Host you may think of a friendly face at your favorite restaurant, but when you hear the name "Lord of Hosts" you may be a little confused about God's occupation. Our guest speaker, Chad Glover, is going to help open your eyes to the practical ways to fight your battles in life and energize you through the power of the name of God to continue to fight the battles of life.

Have you ever seen a child ask why over, and over again?

Most of us have, and most of us have been that small child. In this talk guest speaker Nick Swinford poses the questions drawn from Matthew 12 when Jesus uses an image of a house to show us how we often let things back in.

If you have been waiting all year, you don't have to wait any longer. The Christmas season has ARRIVED!! We all know that Christmas season, and life in general is full of promises kept, and some promises dropped. If you have kids, than you know that they are quick to remind you and look forward to the arrival of an item or adventure promised. As we look back on the Christmas story we can take a few moments to look back on the entirety of the Christmas story and how the Arrival of The Savior was promised from long ago.

Most of us have all met someone who was adopted, or who has adopted someone. Surprisingly enough the idea of adoption is not a new idea. Adoption has been around for years, reaching all the way back to bible times. However, adoption looks a little different now than it did back then. In this episode Travis talks about the idea of adoption, and how we have an opportunity to be adopted into a perfect, loving family.

"...Like a Kid on Christmas Morning"

More than likely you have heard someone describe their excitement by using the phrase "Like a Kid on Christmas Morning." As we enter the Christmas season we all know that there is an extreme excitement that happens when the Christmas countdown starts. For some of us, or maybe your kids, the excitement is encased in great anticipation. Like many things in life, we anticipate or look forward to a good thing happening. Even though we feel a great anticipation now around this calendar event, there was a far greater anticipation happening in the lives of the jewish believers more than 2,000 years ago. Join us today as Travis leads us through the Great Anticipation of the first Christmas and how this story draws a big question for us now.

You are in for a treat!! In this episode you will get to hear from three men who are incredible husbands, fathers, and leaders. However, it wasn't always like that for all of them. Parker Black, Tyler Hartwig, and Paul Shafer all three share how their lives have led them to following and operating in the person and body of Christ. Buckle up, because more than likely these stories will make an impact in your life too.

If you've ever heard the story of Jonah and the Whale then you are more than likely familiar with the rebellion and decision that Jonah made, but what if there was more to the story than what we were taught as kids. In week 4, and the last week, of this series we are again digging deeper and dissecting the story and relevance of Jonah and how Jonah being swallowed by a big fish can relate to our everyday lives and point us to the sovereignty and love of God.