Does Jesus know your story? I mean have you come trembling to Jesus, fallen on your knees, and told Jesus your story?

Pastor Paul Bennett is preaching from 2 Corinthians 5:16-19.

What story in your life do you have of a miracle Jesus transforming you? What story is so wonderful and so incredible that it just has to come out. Why has it not?

So what happens when you give those skeleton stories to Christ? He uses them to become your new story for Christ and his redeeming love in you and in the world.

There is a path to true fulfillment in this world, and Solomon urges us not to waste our best years seeking it. Rather, embrace early on the life God, not the world, set out for you. God is enough. Put Him first and you will find the fulfillment you seek.

We will walk through times and circumstances that we create, sneak up on us, or get thrust upon us when we too want to turn back and walk away. How can we make sure that never happens?

Job has had enough. After losing everything in his life, including the death of all of his children, Job is screaming to God, “Enough is enough!” He is demanding to be able to stand before the Almighty and plead his case.

There are times when we just cry out to the Lord, “Enough is enough.” Jesus knows exactly what we need, and he is the only one who can give it to us.

Most likely us standing our ground will never be a matter of life and death, but we should still know what we stand for as followers of Christ. When your time to STAND arises in your life, as a follower of Jesus Christ, do you know what you STAND for and will you STAND?

How can we, in our lives, finally choose to do the right thing even under the great pressures of this world?

Under the pressure of conforming again to the old mindset, suddenly Peter was a completely different person, and his new Gentile brethren were tossed aside.

6th Sunday after Pentecost. Rev. Lisa Morrison will be preaching the sermon “She did what?!” based on Mark 5:21-34.

Where are we being pulled off course by peer pressure? How do we start to address this tremendous problem festering beneath the surface of many of our faith walks?

On this Sunday we celebrate VBS, and we launch our youth group out on their mission trip to Milwaukee. How will they remind us to be a ray of light stretching far out into the world around us?

It doesn’t matter whether you believe it or not, Jesus is in your story.

What does it mean to need Jesus as lion and a lamb at the same time. What does it mean to us to have Jesus be our lion this week?

In the Bible there are so many different names for Jesus. One of the most powerful ones is when he is called the “Lamb.”

Trinity Sunday and Communion Sunday, Rev. Dan Bogre will begin the sermon series, What’s in a Name, with the sermon, “Hello, My Name Is ...,” based on Exodus 12:1- 13 and John 1:29-34.

Happy Memorial Day weekend! Join us as Pastor Paul Bennett preaches from 1: Corinthians 9:19-23

Are we all in in our faith? Are there times when it seems less convenient, cumbersome, lonely, restrictive, boring, or even a plain nuisance to be all in?