We Have Good News! | 10/15/2023 | Sunday Service

Is the great commission only for the apostles, or is it for all of us? This week, Pastor Steve unpacks the Great Commission – both in Matthew 28, and also Isaiah 61. We are called to more than just preaching, but to bring the good news as well – the total package of Jesus – of healing, deliverance, and a …

Your Questions Answered: How to Build?

If you haven’t already listened to Pastor Steve’s sermon on building the house of the Lord, go back and listen here, and then come back and listen to this podcast where Todd continues the conversation with some questions for Pastor Steve.

Your Questions Answered: Ezra, Nehemiah and… Todd

In this podcast, Todd answers questions from Pastor Steve about his two-part series on Ezra and Nehemiah, which you can listen to here (Part 1), and here (Part 2). Pastor Steve also asks Todd a few questions about leadership, and growing in one’s call.

Are We Being Screened? | Patti Bowman | 9/24/2023 | Sunday Service

In this week’s message, Patti Bowman talks about Screens. Screens have several different definitions and Patti explores the way screens filter, protect, display, and investigate, and how how all of these things relate to in Are you intrigued? Then listen and be encourage as you listen!

Who Said? | Stephanie Thorn | 9/17/2023 | Sunday Service

What do we do with suffering? Is it from God? Isn’t God good? These are some of the questions that Stephanie answers in today’s sermon – mixing her own testimony with scripture and allowing us to be encouraged and understand the purpose – and blessing – of suffering.

Building Walls | Todd Gearhart | 9/3/2023 | Sunday Service

This week, Todd Gearhart shares about Building Walls – the story of Nehemiah. Nehemiah was chosen by God to lead the restoration of Jerusalem. To do that, Nehemiah had to face enemies that personified things that we still struggle with: Fear, Discouragement, and Criticism. Nehemiah overcame his enemies by partnering with God, and we can learn much from his story.