Discovery Church

Pastor Brian and Katie Bosler conclude our Bros series with a message on Cain and Abel. In this message they discuss what happens when we miss the mark, which we all do. But, when we miss the mark, God gives us a second chance and when he gives us a second chance, we should take it!

Paul Chaney and Pastor Philip team up to share a message from the life of Jacob and Esau. In this message we deal with impulsiveness, deception, and God's plan.

Pastor Trent and Jordan Reeves share a message on the lives of Reuben and Judah from the book of Genesis. While this story is typically viewed from the lens of Joseph, Reuben and Judah are very much players in the outcome of the story of Joseph.

Pastor Philip Concludes our "Gospel According to Seinfeld" series with a message on having a thirst for God. By looking at classic stories of the Old Testament we realize that when one has a thirst for God they will be Bold in the faith and will put first things first!

Pastor Philip shares a message on knowing and loving your neighbor after defining the question, "Who is my neighbor?"

Pastor Philip continues the Gospel According to Seinfeld series with a message on generosity. When you are generous others are blessed and you are blessed in ways that are beyond our comprehension.

Pastor Philip begins the "Gospel according to Seinfeld" series with a message on our words, actions, and attitudes based on the classic line from our good friend George Costanza, "It's Not a Lie If You Believe It!"

Pastor Trent finished up the White Board Sessions series today with a message from James 1. In this message he shared the ideas that "God is more interested in your character than your comfort" and that "God is more interested in your holiness than your happiness!"

Pastor Philip concludes his 2 part series in Whiteboard Sessions with his second message on the End Times from Revelation 8b-22.

Pastor Philip digs into the first 8 chapters of the book of Revelation in the annual White Board Sessions series.

Pastor Brian shares a message from Revelation 2:8-11.

Pastor Philip digs into the inner parts of the Tabernacle and connects these elements with God's Provision, Authority, and Standard of Living.

In this message Pastor Philip talks about the Tabernacle and it's inner court from Exodus 25-40.

Pastor Philip concludes his series "Trinity" with a message on Jesus. In this message he answers the question, "What is the purpose of Jesus?

Pastor Trent Spangler shares a message on Youth Sunday at Discovery Church.

On this Father's Day Pastor Philip shares a communion message about the Father. In this message, he share about God's great love for us and the need for mom's and dad's to share this love with their families by being Godly, Present, and Real.

Pastor Bardiya shared a message to catch us up on all he and Sanaz are doing in Northern Virginia!

Pastor Philip begins a series on the Trinity answering the questions about Who the Trinity is, Why we need Him and What he does for us.

Jim Shumaker shares the final message of our series, "Junk at the bottom of the stairs," with a talk on jealousy and how to overcome this powerful emotion.

Pastor Philip continues the series, "Junk at the bottom of the stairs," and talks about the idolatry that we all have in our lives. It may not be golden statues or a shrine in your house, but we all have things that we put before our relationship with God.

The book of Esther is full of broken pieces. Just like our own lives, but God has a BIG PLAN for our major brokenness.

Pastor Philip digs into the emotion of Anger that we will deal with eventually. In this message he looks at the unintended consequences of unresolved anger.

Discovery Church hosts its first Family Fifth and Pastor Philip continues the "Junk at the Bottom of the Stairs" series with a message on selfishness.

Pastor Philip kicks off the Junk at the Bottom of the Stairs series with a message on Greed and Ambition from Luke 12.

Pastor Brian shares a message on calculated risks that a follower of Jesus takes in living the life of Faith. This includes being a disrupter like Elijah from the Old Testament.