Mountain Springs Church

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This weekend, Daniel builds off of what we've been learning through the Book of Acts to share some of the mission & vision for Mountain Springs Church as well as our new Ministry Pathway.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | This week we dive into the ways that the apostles celebrated what God had done through Paul's ministries as a way of celebrating all that God did through Mountain Springs in 2017.

Pastor Chris Steenmeyer | This week we take a close look at Paul’s journey to the city of Ephesus, a city plagued with idol worship, great sins, and spiritual oppression. And yet, despite all of that, God’s power and miracles are stronger than any of that.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | The advent season allows us to simultaneously acknowledge that though the world is not as it should be, the King is on the way. And, for that reason alone, the weary world can and will rejoice.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe Idolatry can often seem like some far-off, long ago issue, an issue that surely can't impact us today. However, just because we don't build physical altars or craft gold calfs to worship doesn't mean that there aren't things in our life that we give more control to than God. What might you submit to in your life more than you submit to God?

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | If we aren’t careful, we can easily make it too difficult for someone to learn about Jesus or grow in their faith for fear of missing the “rules” or making the less important issues the more important ones. This week we take a look at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 to see how the early apostles wrestled with the rapid growth of the Church.

Pastor Chris Steenmeyer | This week we take a look at Paul's first missionary journey and the powerful and crucial work of the Holy Spirit guiding, sending, and empowering the apostles.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe | The ancient world can often feel distant and it isn’t easy to relate. However, this week we look at the ways the ancient city of Antioch is similar to our own town and how the Spirit if God brought incredible transformation.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe This weekend we took a close look at a passage of scripture that directly impacts all of us today, a passage that tells of the ultimate inclusion of Gentiles (not just Jews) into the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Evan Stone This weekend we take a close look at Acts 9 & Saul's repentance narrative, how it was only through the power and might of the Lord that Saul was turned from his own ways and became the greatest spreader of the Good News to the Gentiles.

Guest Speaker Lance WItt As we look closely at the story of Philip and the eunuch in Acts 8, we are encouraged and challenged to be on the lookout for divine interruptions and ways that God has already been at work.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe This week we take a close look at conflict in the early church. At one level, this conflict is an issue of unity and acceptance but, at another level, it's an issue of volume and leadership.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe The Book of Acts charts the radical moments of the early church as the disciples pursue the life of the Kingdom. This week we look at Peter's second dramatic speech as he calls people to place their faith in Jesus.

Guest Speaker Jeff Lucas This week we look at the infamous story of Ananais and Sapphira which tells the truth of the early church, this church that was far from perfect.

Pastor Rick Clapp Like the lame beggar being healed and made to walk, God can use our moments of greatest pain or brokenness to bring incredible healing and redemption.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe Continuing through the Book of Acts, we continue to see the profound and personal power of the Holy Spirit and the transformation He brings to the lives of the apostles, especially Peter.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe For this second week of Go Boldly, we look at Pentecost, the moment that the Holy Spirit came and changed everything. It was this moment that turned this small group of empty men and women into a kingdom force to be reckoned with.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe The Book of Acts charts the radical formational moments of the early church and the disciples pursuing the life of the Kingdom. In the same way that it captures the stunning early growth of the church, Acts invites us to go and boldly write the newest chapter of the church.

Pastor Evan Stone The Church isn't only here for us or people who look like us, but for those on the outside, the misplaced, the forgotten, the outsiders. This week we looked at the parable of the lost coin in Luke 15 and how God seeks out those that society often forgets or ignores.

Pastor Evan Stone It can be tempting to think that the Church is there for all people in really general terms. And while the Church exists for all people everywhere, God is a personal God who cares deeply about the individual, about you and I. This week we look at the beginning of Luke 15 and how Jesus chases out the individuals for deep relationship.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe Living in God's Kingdom can be difficult at times but if we aren't careful we can minimize all of salvation into a simple one-time decision. However, Jesus didn't only save us from something but for something - to passionately live out this active Spirit-filled Kingdom Life.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe Are false prophets still a real thing? How do you discern or determine if someone is true and authentic to God's teaching or is coming in false clothing? This week, Pastor Daniel offers insight and four questions we must ask before submitting to a spiritual leader.

Pastor Daniel Rolfe The Golden Rule may be easy to understand in theory, but it can be incredibly challenging to read and obey. Yet, following this rule will always lead us toward an unhurried humility into the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Chris Steenmeyer This week we are joined again by our Family Life Pastor, Chris Steenmeyer, as we jump back into our series through the Sermon on the Mount. Chris challenges us that living a life of generosity does not depend on how much or frequently we are able to give of our time or resources, but it is about the spirit of generosity that flows from us.