Living Waters Church - Elk River, MN

As we open the year, we will revisit our vision as a church to be a place and a people of encounter with God.  We will remember what it was like to "See the Light" and set ourselves on the course to walk in the Light of His presence throughout this year!

As we finish up a month of considering the names and attributes of Jesus, we'll be talking about what it looks like to call on His name.  How do we put our hope and expectation in the Name above every other name?

Join us as Pastor Renae continues our Advent Series and speaks on JOY!    

As we celebrate the arrival of the Prince of Peace, we'll consider what it takes to be a people of peace and let peace rule in our hearts. 

The culture around us can easily shape our views on sexuality and identity even in our attempts to push back against a perverse society.  We need to get a vision for Kingdom principles, posture, and practices that honor God's design for us as image bearers.

As we continue to explore the "Culture Shock" of the Kingdom, we look at the issue of money, giving, and generosity.  As Kingdom people, what are the principles and posture we should take regarding finances?

Join us as Pastor Bob starts us off on a new Sermon Series entitled "Culture Shock!" We will discover that Jesus modeled and taught a whole new culture for leadership in the Kingdom of God. 

As we continue to learn from the parables of Jesus, we will see what the Kingdom celebrates: when the lost are found!  Let's connect to the heart of Jesus as we look at the story of the lost coin and the lost sheep.

Pastor Bob leads us into the teachings of Jesus to discover the mystery of the Kingdom of God!  

Forgiveness is foundational to Jesus' teachings on Kingdom life. First, the forgiveness we have received, and then the forgiveness we extend to others. 

Pastor Renae is opening our series titled "The Kingdom of God is like..." with an introduction to the ways Jesus used parables to help us understand His Kingdom.    We'll look at the parables of the treasure and the pearl and find out what we value most!

We continue to explore "Ruling & Reigning" with a word on the theology of work. We've been given a job to do on planet Earth - how does the work you do fit into that mandate?  Let's cross the sacred vs. secular divide and realize that all your work is holy when it's done to the glory of God and leads to human flourishing. 

For more information on Brian Fenimore and his ministry, please go to www.plumblinemn.com

For more information on Brian Fenimore and his ministry, please go to www.plumblinemn.com

For more information on Brian Fenimore and his ministry, please go to www.plumblinemn.com

For more information on Brian Fenimore and his ministry, please go to www.plumblinemn.com

For more info on Brian, please go to www.plumblinem.com

The story of the Bible begins and ends with humankind "ruling & reigning" in the world that God has created. Seated in the middle is the message of the Gospel - the good news that Jesus has come to restore our lost authority.  What does this look like in our daily lives and what are you actually in charge of?

Join us as Pastor Bob launches us into a new sermon series: "Ruling & Reigning". We will discover the responsibility we have to properly represent the King of Kings! 

The Bible has instructions about what it looks like to love one another the way Jesus loved us: honor, serve, be hospitable. This week, we're going to talk about the command to forgive one another. What does it really mean? How do we do it? And what can we expect when we do?

Offering hospitality is a "one another" instruction that shows up frequently in the teachings of Jesus and the life of the early church. It's more than hosting a dinner party, it's having an open heart to those being "added to our numbers" by the Lord. 

Pastor Renae is back to continue our look at Paul's instructions in Romans 12 about how to treat one another. We see that redemption & reconciliation in Christ will affect how we relate to everyone else.  Come let the Holy Spirit stir us to devotion, honor, and zeal!

We are talking about "One Another" again this week. Pastor Bob leads us in a discovery of what the Bible says about having healthy life giving connections with other believers.

Pastor Renae launches us into our "One Another" series with an intro to this frequent phrase of the New Testament.  We're reminded that the Christian life cannot be lived or expressed apart from one another. We've been given the instructions and the empowerment to be a reflection of Jesus in the way that we relate to each other - let's step into together!

As we conclude our "Living by the Spirit" series, we focus on preparing our hearts for the fire of the Holy Spirit and tending that fire day by day.