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In this sermon, Pastor Nathan delineates between Jesus and other spiritual beings as the original author of Hebrews had to do for their audience. Angels, as majestic as they are, pale in comparison to the majesty and beauty of Jesus! Angels are ministering spirits under the authority of Jesus Christ sent to serve God's people! This is good news!

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan opens up Hebrews by showing that God has always been a self-revealer. Jesus, being the exact imprint of God, revealed and communicated Himself to His people.

Guest Preacher Bill Church returns with a powerful message. He encourages us to be careful that we not push pearls on people. In other words, careful to not try to force people to take our pearls because what they may really need is food.

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan preaches on consistent traits of Jesus' personality and workings that we can see through His interactions with His disciples, families, and many others He met during His ministry on earth.

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan teaches on how God nurtures and sustains His family, the body of Christ, especially when members of the body are growing weary in serving those in and outside of the family of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan walks through the Hebrew word, "Mishpacha ", reflecting on how the family of God, the church, is to be a family who nurtures.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Nathan speaks about what the Kingdom of Heaven is, how it is for all, and what the Bible means when it says, “The Kingdom of God is in your midst.”

Pastor Nathan is back from sabbatical. In this sermon he encourages listeners to do a health check on the soil of their soul.

Guest speaker Pastor Melissa Guay, speaks to us on what it means to be devoting ourselves in prayer.

In this sermon, guest couple Joseph and Miah Bartlett, give an overview of who the Holy Spirit is, what He does, and how someone can engage Him.

Guest speaker, Board Chairman Greg Chandler, gives a teaching on action steps to follow as a united body of Christ based on Romans 12.

Guest speaker Church Office Administrator Miah Bartlett , speaks about how Jesus knows that every piece of His quilt is necessary, but without His Spirit keeping us aligned and firmly stitched to reflect the pattern of heaven, the quilt will begin to unravel, the batting fall out, and thus fail to stand the test of the stretching of everyday use.

Guest Preacher Greg Veitch walks through timeless principles in the Book of Numbers that point us to the saving grace of Jesus.

Guest speaker Joe Bartlett gives a message that encourages "Living the Christian life overtly not covertly".

Guest speaker Mike Yuhasz delivers a message about how God doesn't takes away the mental pressures of the day or the challenges we face, BUT He gives us the strength we need to walk through them. There is nothing too difficult for our God. He is our strength.

Professor Becca Johnson PHD leads us through "6:7" themes of the Bible. These themes are: That God reigns throughout history. God hates sin. God saves, forgives, and restores His people. God works through people. And that our response matters.

Guest speaker Bill Church encourages us to remember to go to the Lord especially in the bleak times and to trust God's method.

Guest Speaker Rev. Bill Church gives a teaching from the life of Moses and challenges us to lean into God's plan and timing for our lives.

Guest speaker Chaz Albertson leadings us through how Jesus teaches that prayer is not a performance, but a private, honest relationship with the Father that shapes our trust, our priorities, and our forgiveness of others .

Guest speaker Elder Bert Rawert leads a thoughtful sermon on what it looks like to be the Body of Christ.

The fruit necessary to be a Christian. None of these things are possible on our own. The Holy Spirit must work through us and this fruit is evidence of His work in us.

In Hebrews 10:19-25, the author encourages us to never stop meeting together as a Church Body. In this passage, "LET US" statements are used to show us how it is essential that we fellowship in order for us to flourish in our relationship with Jesus Christ, the head of HIs Body, The Church.

In this final sermon from our series in Colossians, Pastor Nathan reflects on the closing salutations from Paul's letter and what a diverse group of people were working for Jesus' Kingdom by the time the Churches were founded! One day, every nation, tribe and tongue - every living creature in all of their diversity - will gather around God's throne singing His praises (Rev. 7:9)! This is the fulfi...

We have been made alive in Jesus Christ, and we are citizens of a different kingdom. Our words will reflect that! This sermon talks about prayer and sharing our faith stories with those around us as being primary ways we use our words as redeemed people.

We are to love our God, the Father, with everything we have. Our whole heart, our whole mind and our whole soul and strength. Let’s look at why we should love God and see how much God loves us.