Prairie View

We take a look at what spiritual gifts are, how they are to operate, and why they are essential for the church today. We cannot be good stewards if we do not properly stewards the spiritual gifts God has given us!

In the second part of our stewardship series, we take a look at what it means to steward our bodies. We specificially look at Romans, Chapter 12:1-2, as our baseline Scriptures and go to other Scriptures to help us define and understand what it means for our lives. How we live is one of the greatest testaments to how we honor Christ.

Delegated is a series on stewardship. Part 1 is on the Word of God, which we need to be good stewards of! We look at what Scriptures says about itself, but then we see how Jesus used Scripture and things we can do to be good stewards of God's Word!

Paul says that he bows his knees to the Father because of the mystery of the gospel - of salvation - and that the church has been chosen by God to reveal His manifold wisdom to the principlaties and powers - and that God is to receive glory in the church by Jesus Christ! Church is more significant than we often think!

There comes a time when you have to stop, sit, and let Jesus walk by. This message is for anyone who feels overwhelmed, left out, worn down, or just empty and discouraged. May Jesus walk by as you watch this.

God is constantly pulling us deeper and deeper - and there is great reason to follow Him into the deep. No matter where you are, you can always go deeper with the Lord.

Noise is all around us these days. And there are so many making such a racket - but there is a difference between the sound of racket and the sound of God's church standing up as they are empowered by the Spirit of God.

We find ourselves in the midst of different stages in life - the shoreline of apparent defeat, the dry ground in between, or the shoreline of absolute victory. But thanks be to God, Jesus Christ is with us through all of it!

We are going to look at some principles from the life of Daniel that he lived out before the Lord: faithfulness, faultlessness, and fearlessness.

Most Christians are fine with Jesus as their Prophet, and Jesus as their Priest, but shudder to think of Jesus as their King. Today, we look at all three and see how they are all true of Jesus, and why it matters!

Pastor Brian Filibeck shares the Word with us today. Testimonies are so important, even when they are not our own, and Pastor Brian shows us just that! Take a listen and be blessed!

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope from the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!

Pentecost is about more than just tongues - it is about being empowered by the Holy Spirit - God Himself - to be forever changed into bold witnesses for Christ. God in us - the power of Pentecost!

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope from the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!

We take some time to honor our graduates today. Take a listen and be blessed! 

We celebrate Pastor Justin and Jessica today. Guest speaker Logan Conine walks us through the 23rd Psalm as the model given for shepherds. Be blessed!

Motherhood is under attack in the world today - and I am reminded of the quote attributed to Edmund Burke that says "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." So we will look at some mothers in Scripture and see how important they are to the Lord - and may we be inspired to cherish the mothers in our lives and to fight for them the way the Lord does.

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope from the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!

Three words: He is Risen. Eternal significance beyond all we can think or imagine! He - Jesus! Is - has already happened and is a past, present, and future fact! Risen - alive and seated at the right hand of the Father! The whole of the Christian life is dependent upon these three little words!

The words that Jesus uttered still ring throughout eternity: "It is finished!"

The people expected something different. They thought Jesus came to be their earthly king. But He came to be much more than that!

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope from the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!

We take a break from our "Elect Exiles" series and have Guest Speaker Logan Conine preach! Take a listen and be blessed!

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope from the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!

We are called to keep our eyes focused on the salvation that only comes through Christ, even in the midst of persecution and opposition. In this series, we will look at the Book of 1st Peter, drawing hope form the realization that we are elect exiles, chosen by God to live in a world that is not our home, but focusing on the redemption found in Christ alone and in His soon coming return as King!