Exodus 35:4-21 teaches us about the importance of heartfelt and voluntary giving. The Israelites' willingness to offer their resources and skills for the construction of the Tabernacle reflects true generosity, motivated by devotion to God. This lesson reminds us that giving should stem from gratitude, using our unique

Paul identifies courage, integrity, gentleness, hard work, and leading by example as essential qualities in his ministry. Through embodying these traits, fathers can profoundly influence and nurture their children, fostering their growth in faith, character, and resilience, ultimately creating a lasting impact rooted in love and righteousness. Join us this

Moses, burdened with the responsibility of leading the Israelites, pleads for reassurance from God. He yearns for God's presence, knowing that without it, their journey would be in vain. Moses understands that it is God's favor and guidance that sets His people apart. God's

Many people today seek instant gratification in spirituality by turning to self-proclaimed gurus and trendy, off-the-shelf, pick-and-choose beliefs, preferring the ease of ready-made answers over the challenge of deep, genuine faith. This modern "Ready-Mix Gods" phenomenon reflects our culture's short-sightedness and desire for immediate satisfaction, often

In today's fast-paced world, impatience often leads us to seek quick fixes and instant gratification. Much like the Israelites in Exodus 32, who created a golden calf while waiting for Moses, we turn to materialism and superficial successes for immediate satisfaction. These modern idols promise quick relief but

Just as Moses' prayers altered the course of history, our prayers can bring about divine grace and change, demonstrating that God's compassion and patience are always within reach.

Exploring women's evolving roles in society and church leadership, we celebrate their diverse contributions and impact on families and communities.

This week, we’re excited to host the Lorenz family and hear their mission update.

The story of Chicken Little highlights the importance of our responses in tough times. Her panicked reaction to an acorn sparks fear and misinformation among her friends, leading to vulnerability to Foxy Loxy's deception. This tale teaches us to avoid impulsive decisions and emotional reactions during crises, instead

God equips us for great tasks and graciously provides the rest that refreshes and restores.

Why was Christ resurrected? What does His resurrection mean for us today? How does His victory over death inspire our daily lives and faith? Join us as Jo Ann Krulatz explores this crucial event. Recorded April 14th, 2024 Message by Jo Ann Krulatz Scripture: Matthew 28:1-8

"On the road to Emmaus, just days after the tomb was found empty, my heart was heavy with sorrow. The sun set on the hopes we had placed in the man we thought would redeem Israel. My companion and I shared our despair, recounting the events that had led

Liz Niemeyer - They Could Not0:00/2441× In the quiet of dawn, a discovery at an empty tomb sets in motion a realization, where grief and confusion give way to hope as Mary Magdalene’s sorrow at the tomb of Jesus is met with the astonishing truth of His

Just as Jesus set His course towards Jerusalem, let us chart our own journey of faith. With Christ as our compass, we’ll explore the depths of devotion and the heights of forgiveness. Join us this Palm Sunday and discover your spiritual azimuth — your "True Heading" Recorded March

In a world brimming with turmoil and uncertainty, where do we find our footing? How do we hold onto hope when the ground beneath us seems to shake? Join Jo Ann Krulatz as she explores God's promises through His prophet Micah, shining a light of hope in the

Analyzing fear, authority, and intimacy with God through personal experiences and biblical insights, Pastor Tim emphasizes trust in God's invitation to draw near without hesitation. Recorded March 10th, 2024 Message by Pastor Tim Ward Scripture: Exodus 24:1-18

Pastor Tim explores the complexities of ethics and moral relativism in today's society, drawing parallels to George Orwell's "1984" and William Bennett's observations on cultural decline. Illuminating the significance of the Ten Commandments, he discusses their timeless principles as essential guidelines for

Real freedom is not about living without rules, rather, it’s about living in harmony with the rules that guide us towards a life of peace, love, and respect for others and God. Reflect on your understanding of freedom; embrace the liberating power of living for God.

As we journey through Lent, let’s strip away the layers of tradition that have potentially obscured the core of our faith. Are our practices merely habitual, or do they reflect a true, living connection with Jesus Christ?

In a world where political savvy and charm often sway votes, we invite you to consider a higher standard for leadership—one rooted in trustworthiness, reverence, and integrity. The narrative of Moses and Jethro from Exodus reveals the blueprint for delegating authority to those who lead not by self-interest, but

In Sinai’s shadow, we now stand, With hearts wide open, hand in hand. The mountain’s call, so clear and bright, Invites us to bask in holy light. God’s presence thunders, strong and clear, A sacred bond, it draws us near. His covenant, our steadfast guide, In His

In the shadow of Mount Sinai, amidst the harsh wilderness, the people of Israel find themselves besieged by the Amalekites. As the Israelites clash with their foes in the valley of Rephidim, Moses ascends the hill, staff of God in hand, a silent sentinel overseeing the fray. With each raise