In Jesus’ Kingdom Culture, unity does not mean uniformity. Pastor Nate wraps up our teaching series by reflecting on John 13, when Jesus serves his disciples by washing their feet. In this moment, Jesus tells them that as he has loved them, they are to love one another. “A new Read more…
In a world rife with political turmoil and division, it’s essential to remember our primary allegiance to God’s kingdom. This message explores what it means to live as citizens of God’s kingdom while also being citizens of earthly nations. By understanding the kingdom of God as His reign in our Read more…
In this insightful message, Pastor Amber explores the concept of ‘Kingdom Culture’ through the powerful parable of the Good Samaritan. We learn the importance of loving our neighbors, even those we consider enemies. This message challenges us to transcend cultural, religious, and ethnic boundaries, and to show compassion, even at Read more…
How can we embody humility and unity in a divided world? Discover the transformative values of the Kingdom of God and practical steps to live them out. Pastor Nate continues our teaching series, Kingdom Culture, by reflecting on Jesus’ words in Luke 22. Jesus invites his followers to a different Read more…
In today’s politically charged world, how can Christians navigate these turbulent times while staying true to the teachings of Jesus? Pastor Nate’s opening message in the ‘Kingdom Culture: Called to Be Different’ series offers a transformative approach. Learn how Jesus’ diverse followers found unity despite their many differences. Discover the Read more…
Discover the profound message of grace in Pastor Nate’s reflection on the parable of the workers in the vineyard from Matthew 20. This parable challenges our understanding of God and reveals the nature of God’s kingdom—a kingdom marked by grace. The landowner’s act of paying all workers the same wage, Read more…
The parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector in Luke 18 challenges our perceptions of righteousness and invites us to experience God’s nearness. The Pharisee’s prayer contrasts with the tax collector’s humble plea for mercy. Jesus declares the tax collector justified, a shocking surprise to his audience. This story Read more…
[August 11, 2024] Every culture is a story culture. Stories have the ability to influence our belief systems, attitudes, actions and behaviors. Join with us as we dive into the story of Luke 5:1-11 and try to re-imagine it together. Have you ever thought about how many fish it would Read more…
[August 4, 2024] Guest speakers Heather Erickson and Sarah West join us from The CHARA Project Bible Study. Have you ever struggled with studying the Bible on our own or with your neighbor? Heather and Sarah share five great tips using the acronym “CHARA”, which means joy in Greek, the Read more…
[July 28, 2024] In John 6, Jesus says some wild things: “My flesh is true food and my body is true drink.” He had a following, but some of his followers weren’t so sure they were in anymore. What’s going on? What does it mean for us? When we dig Read more…