Mill City Church Sermons

Pastor JD Larson digs deeper into Romans 12. He shares some practical examples on how to show hospitality to those around us, as well as five possible barriers we often experience when striving to show hospitality.

God invites us to pray for others by sharing his influence in the kingdom. We are settling for mediocre relationships with God and others when we are cynical about prayer. Listen in as we ask for a renewed vision of prayer in 2016.

Guest Preacher Pastor Nicole Bullock from Blue Oaks Covenant Church, leads us through the story of the “good” samaritan from a fresh lens. Love is never neat and tidy and as she put it, “Its risky business when we decide we will love…

Church is not a voluntary association. We are designed to do life together, each playing a role, each offering their strengths. At the beginning of this recording, listen as we interview Keisha Polonio who shares with us during the service. She…

This sermon is a start to a new series called Renewing Relationships: Our relationships with one another often times reflect our relationship with God. God is a relational God. How can we take steps so we can learn to listen to God together? Through…

The Good News in 2016.

In our world and in our lives, we crave peace. Learn about how the presence of God, through Jesus Creates peace in our world.

The way to receive joy, is to draw near to Jesus.

God defines his love, by entering this world and living among us.

Our hope is based on God’s promise, not on our circumstances.

We finish of the Gospel and Work series with a conversation about how we can talk about our faith in 21st century workplace.

This week our worship gathering offered 3 opportunities for training in lieu of a sermon, all with a focus on participating with God in your work. This training featured three panelists (James Abraham, Karissa Binder, and Trevor Kaihoi) discussing how…

What does the Gospel have to say to bankers and food service workers (and artists, students, parents…) Join our conversation on Gospel and Work!

We are exploring the hypothesis that we need to cross racial and ethnic boundaries in order to understand and live out the gospel. We believe this is not an option, but a necessary part of what it means to be a gospel person.

We are exploring the hypothesis that we need to cross racial and ethnic boundaries in order to understand and live out the gospel. We believe this is not an option, but a necessary part of what it means to be a gospel person.

How does the gospel call us to cross racial and social barriers today?

How does the gospel call us to cross racial and social barriers today?