Alliance Church

Guest speaker Bob Lenz continues our series on prayer.

When we approach God in prayer, Pastor Justin encourages us to move from praying from our worry to praying from a place of wonder about what God will do.

As we learn how to pray, Jesus shows us how to trace the lines in the Lord's prayer.

Pastor Brian starts our prayer series in the Lord's prayer.

Pastor Brian explains why we spend time sharing meals around a table with other believers.

Have you ever wondered why studying God's Word together plays such a huge role in the life of our church? We devote half of our weekly service to teaching the Bible, and throughout the week, we organize opportunities for people to study the Word in small groups. Why is this such a big deal? To be the Jesus-like church God wants us to be, we need his Word to keep us on track.

Pastor Brian illustrates why it matters that we serve together.

Rightly understood, the unforgivable sin is a source of comfort and confidence in God's love rather than a catalyst for anxiety. God's forgiveness is lavish, extravagant, generous, and free! Every sin imaginable can be forgiven by him! Resistance to the Holy Spirit's conviction and work in our life is the only thing that will keep that forgiveness from us.

Pastor Dennis explains the difference between doing what's right and doing the right things.

When your allegiance to Christ is tested, how will you respond? Will you turn your back on Him or stand beside Him?

When Jesus said "eat my flesh and drink my blood," what was he referring to?

The majesty of God is displayed in every square inch of creation and seen most supremely in Christ. If we fail to see this, we will walk a path of rejecting God and rebelling against his loving lordship. But in Psalm 8, and throughout the Bible, God constantly calls us to wake up and see the beauty of who He is and what He has done.

How do we get our heart to believe what our head knows? Pastor Brian explains that the audience of Psalm 103 is our own soul.

Pastor Dennis unpacks how we can learn to cry out to God and trust Him when life really, really hurts.

How can we get ready for new challenging times? We can find a way through three questions that lead us to trust God and everything that He allows in our lives. Rev. Antonio Rojas joins us from our sister church in Lima, Peru.

Psalm 19 tells us that all creation testifies to the glory of God. But how can such a big God be known so personally? Pastor Brian teaches why a relationship with Jesus is vital to our lives on earth. 

"Be still and know that I'm God." If you grew up in church, perhaps you heard these words. Rev. Brandon Hilstad unpacks the Psalm from which it comes, reminding us that we can trust in the Lord as our refuge and our strength. 

Dads influence their kids in a powerful way. How will your children walk in the way of their father?

Dr. Mark Harris begins our summer series with a sermon on Psalm 119.

Life can be complex, messy, and sometimes brutal, but there is a straightforward way to make the most of this messy life. This message draws out four nuggets of wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes to help us live with God-honoring competency in the face of this reality.

Pastor Brian answers a relevant question in our world today. 

Denominations, traditions, and belief statements. Oh, my! Pastor Brain unpacks why there are so many Christian churches. 

Pastor Brian responds to the difficult question. 

Dr. Mark Harris digs into an important question. Why should we trust the Bible?

Pastor Brian answers the question, "Is calling someone out when they're wrong judgmental?"