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Out of today passage in 1 Timothy, Pastor Lew begins to walk us through the qualifications for the position of Elder in a local church.

Pastor Lew addresses the role of women in the church from Pail's teaching in 1 Timothy.  In the context of the book, Paul is laying out proper approaches to worship and holiness.

Pastor Lew ends the year by continuing the theme of prayer.  This s the is the topic at hand in our current series in 1 Timothy, and Pastor Lew buttresses this teaching through Paul's letter to the Ephesians. 

Pastor Lew continues our current series in 1 Timothy by reminding men of their role of leading in prayer in worship  with pure hearts and women exhibiting good works in worship  with pure hearts.

Pastor challenges us with the priorities of the Apostle Paul.  Prayer was the foundation of his ministry and should be ours as well.

Pastor Lew continues his series in 1 Timothy, reminding us through this familiar passage of the battles we need to fight to finish the race well.

Pastor Tom takes us to 2 Corinthians 3 to look at the two covenants, comparing them and explaining the blessings of the great covenant as it is revealed.

In part two of this brief series, Pastor Lew walks us through the definitions of stronger and weaker as they pertain to believers and how we should respond to each other in grey areas of life.

Beginning a short two week series on christian liberty, Pastor Lew take us to Romans 14 and shares how in the grey areas of life, as believers, we need to be gracious and kind with each other, allowing our consciences to guide us.

From his current series in 1 Timothy, Pastor Lew lays out for us the vision and mission of the church.

Pastor Lew tackles the the important question of the place of the law in the new covenant. 

Dan Syvertsen, Executive Director of Camp Spofford, reminds that our present circumstances are in the hands of God to grow His Kingdom.  God wants to use our location and relationships to see others come to Him.

Pastor Paul takes us to a beautiful picture of grace out of the Old Testament. David's loving kindness toward Mephibosheth is a picture of the grace extended to each of us in Jesus Christ.

This is a special message from Pastor Lew on the occasion of entering into our new sanctuary. He remind sor the invitation to come to him and find water that never runs dry.

Pastor Lew reminds us of the importance of guarding against false doctrines and in doing so, produces love stability in the church.  This is the second message in the series on 1 Timothy.

Pastor Lew begins a new series in the book of 1 Timothy.  He reminds us from the first few verses the importance of identifying someone younger in the faith to being pouring yourself into for the sake of the gospel. 

Pastor Lew takes us to the minor prophet Haggai to remind us of the importance of holiness and faith through the work of Haggai and Zerubbabel.  

Pastor Lew reminds us of the blessedness of hungering and thirsting for righteousness, pursuing Christ and being satisfied.

Pastor Lew's final message in his series in Hebrews exhorts us to follow after the Great shepherd in praise, good works, obedience, prayer and thanksgiving. 

Pastor Lew's latest message from his series in Hebrews.  Today he reminds us to hold fast to the end, looking toward the city for which we were made.

Pastor Lew walks us through the sanctity of Biblical marriage and the dangers of coveting money from his latest message out of Hebrews 13.

Pastor Tom walks us through this passage to remind us of Christ's power working through us as we die to ourselves and trust him in our messy relationships.

Our passage talks about the Kingdom of God being an unshakable kingdom and our God being a consuming fire.  Listen to Pastor Lew Miller encourage us to have an unshakable faith.

Shawn Skahan walks us through the necessity for confession. Coming to the Savior to find forgiveness through His sacrifice.

Pastor Paul looks at the account of David's anointing as king and explains this passage is not about David being special, but God being sovereign.