More joy than guilt!
Being a Christian doesn’t mean there is a long list of do’s and don’t’s you have to follow. It means living for someone greater than yourself who has put you on a path to peace. Let us show you the way. – Pastor Fred Guldberg
Being a Christian doesn’t mean there is a long list of do’s and don’t’s you have to follow. It means living for someone greater than yourself who has put you on a path to peace. Let us show you the way. – Pastor Fred Guldberg
Lee Strobel approached Christianity from the stand point of a journalist. He was looking for evidence. And not only did he find some. He concluded that it would take more faith from an atheist to maintain atheism than it would to trust in Jesus.
Is it time to clean house and help make a little money for your church? It is. That’s right, it’s rummage sale time.
Soccer is a great game for small children because there is room for every child to improve. Whether your child has never touched a soccer ball before or plays every day with family and friends, with a little coaching and alot of fun encouragement, small children can quickly learn the fundamentals and start working on foot control they will need.
We’ll offer a food pantry every Sunday from 9 AM to noon. The food will be placed on a table in our car port to minimize contact. Thank you to the members of our church and community who donate food.
Paul’s letter to the Galatians is fiery. The very Gospel of Jesus was at stake! In this letter to the early Christian church the Apostle defends his ministry and the word of God against those who had made the love of God into just another rule to be followed. Join us as we jump back in the Bible and study Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
The New Testament Church has to start somewhere. Jesus sent the twelve Apostles out with his gospel to share it with the world. Those are tall marching orders, but by the power of the Spirit these ordinary men spread the good news of the greatest story ever told. In our Bible study will look at some of the highlights from the book of Acts.
VICTORIOUS Love might sound a little over-the-top, right? I mean, it fits the Easter sermon series theme of VICTORIOUS, doesn’t it? I think that this phrase is a good start, but doesn’t quite touch the meaning.
Our Good Shepherd is the VICTORIOUS Shepherd. And on this Good Shepherd Sunday as we consider all that our God provides for us.
Navigating life blind poses a plethora of challenges that the sighted do not face. This is why Scripture often uses the concept of blindness as a metaphor for how hard it is to navigate life without a correct understanding of Christ. Spiritual sight gives us the ability to see who holds our future in his hands and who is worth our eternal worship.