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Growing Together in the Kingdom
In his message, “Growing Together in the Kingdom,” Pastor Doug Scalise explores Jesus’ Parable of the Weeds among the Wheat in Matthew 13:24–30, 36–43. Jesus warns us about the danger of prematurely judging others and reminds us that final judgment belongs to God, not us. Rather than devoting our energy to deciding who is good…
A Jesus-Centered Life
In her message, “A Jesus-Centered Life” from Luke 18:9–17, Gwyneth Preu explores what Jesus really means when He calls us to humility through the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector and His welcome of little children. Biblical humility doesn’t mean ignoring our needs, becoming passive, or allowing others to take advantage of us;…
How Are You Hearing?
In his message, “How Are You Hearing?”, Pastor Doug Scalise begins the series “Jesus’ Upside-Down Kingdom: Rethinking How Life Is Supposed to Work” with Jesus’ Parable of the Sower in Luke 8:4–18. The four soils reveal different ways we can hear and respond to God’s Word: with hardened hearts, shallow faith, distracted lives, or hearts…
You Deserve a Break
In his message, “You Deserve a Break”, Rev. Greg Scalise explores Exodus 23:10–19 and God’s command to make rest and celebration a regular part of life. Sabbath isn’t simply a reward we earn after working hard; it is a gift and spiritual practice God gives us for our own good and for the good of…
A Vision of Glory
In his message, “A Vision of Glory”, Pastor Doug Scalise concludes the series Anchored in the Unchanging Christ with the beautiful blessing of Hebrews 13:18–25. The closing words of Hebrews remind us that the God of peace raised Jesus from the dead, that Christ is our Great Shepherd, and that through the eternal covenant God…
The Same Yesterday, Today and Forever
In his message, “The Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever,” Pastor Nate Ryan explores Hebrews 13 and the security we can find in the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ. In a world filled with uncertainty, fear, changing values, and competing promises of security, Hebrews reminds us that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever….