Mountain Springs Church

Pastor Daniel Rolfe

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | Even in David's darkest moments, it is clear that he never let go of God. This week we are looking at the strongholds and grief that can weigh us down but, like David, have the choice to continue to pursue God as we work through them.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we look at the parallel lives of Saul, Israel's first king, and David, Israel's promised second king, and how, through their lives and decisions, they either choose to follow after God or reject God's will in their life.

Pastor Tom Anthony | God has a plan and God has a pace because he wants to see us transformed.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | Merry Christmas! This year we are looking at Jesus as the light of the world and how that transforms whatever darkness we find ourselves in.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we take a close look at the story of David's battle with Goliath, a story that many know quite well. But what does it mean to actively fight your giants and stand firm amidst the trials of life?

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we look closely at the life, leadership and fall of Israel's first king. Saul was called and anointed by God to rule over Israel yet his kingship was far from perfect. However, even in the midst of Saul's failures, we can clearly see God's favor, kindness and grace protecting Israel.

Continuing in week 5 of our King & Kingdoms series, Pastor Daniel Rolfe speaks about the 'Invisible Hand of God'

Continuing in our Kings & Kingdoms series, Evan Stone speaks about restoration, deliverance, and peace.

Continuing in our Kings & Kingdoms series, Pastor Daniel speaks about a crisis and a calling within the corruption at the spiritual epicenter in Isreal.

Continuing in our second week of the Kings & Kingdoms series, we take a look at the inspiring life of Hannah.

Beginning in our new series: Kings & Kingdoms; Pastor Daniel gives an edifying introduction to First and Second Samuel.

We are called to live out the mission of spreading God's love locally & globally.

We are called to enjoy God to the fullest.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | For the past several weeks we have been talking about how as people of faith, it is essential that we dream dreams of a multiplying faith and be stretched in what we do. Let's be people who don't simply come to church or go through the motions of our faith but are used by God to bring his kingdom here.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | In any situation, it can be easy to think simply of what we don't have. Maybe it's feeling like we don't have enough time or money or gifts to offer - but God promises to take what little we actually do have and multiply it for his kingdom purposes.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | Last weekend we kicked off a 4-part series focused on growing, strengthening and deepening our reach as followers of Jesus and as a church. We must not settle with what God has done so far but continue to reach beyond our norms.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | Depending on life's current circumstances, settling can be easy. We grow comfortable with what we know even if it is mediocre living at best and the risk to step out of our comfort zone can seem too big. But, just as he did with Abram, God calls us to not settle but to take bold steps of faith and trust in how he is leading us.

Kim Parsons | As we look to wrap up our series through Ephesians, this week we are challenged and encouraged to equip ourselves to grow in truth, take up God's armor and stand firmly in our faith.

Pastor Chris Steenmeyer | This week we turn to a passage in Ephesians that doesn’t give us all the instruction we need to cultivate obedience in our children or explain how we are to parent, but it does point to obedience as being a key component for healthy relationship between parent and child.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | The book of Ephesians does not give us an exhaustive theology of marriage but it does outline the key responsibilities and gives us an amazing analogy of Christ and the Church.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | Is it enough to simply proclaim ourselves Jesus followers? Or how should our lifestyle be impacted because of the love of Christ? Paul commands us to "be imitators of God as beloved children" which can seem daunting. This week we'll dive into what it looks like to have our lives be transformed by the gospel message and walk in the love that God freely gives us.

Pastor Evan Stone | We all have blind spots in our life. Areas that have grown over time that we have either been unaware of, or have become accustomed to. Paul is clear that the more our blind spots persist, the harder or hearts become to what God has called us to be. It takes conscious and specific actions to step into the purpose we have been designed to uphold.

Guest Speaker Lance Witt | What does it mean to be mature or growing as Christians? Is it just about doing the right things or is there a certain level of intentionality and relationship required? This weekend we look at Ephesians 4 and what it means to live in unity and maturity in Jesus.

Pastor Tom Anthony | If you love cheesecake, you may always want that second piece of sweet dessert. But at some point, you'll fill up or stuff yourself to the point of misery or (hopefully not) get burned out on your favorite dessert. With most things in our lives, too much of something will often diminish the initial love, interest or sense of joy we have with it. And too often, we take that rat...