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Did you know that pride can look like thinking better of ourself and thinking worse of ourself? So how do we actually work against pride? Judges 6-8 shows us how pride pulls us away from God. Sermon by Jake Peterson 04.08.2025

Our culture believes that those are victorious are those who are the most strong, the most smart, the most capable. But scripture tells us that the people God works in ways that seem impossible and uses people who seem like the least capable. Sermon by Daniel Bidne 04.01.2025

What does it look like to wait on God when it seems like He's saying "Not yet" in answer to your prayers? In this first session of the 2025 PC3 Spring Retreat, Tom Rempel discusses the discipline of intercession through the book of Nehemiah. Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.28.2025

Do you avoid serving in ways that you believe are beneath you? Or do you serve in a way that will ensure you get the credit? This second session of the 2025 PC3 Spring Retreat discusses the discipline of participation through the book of Nehemiah. Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.29.2025

How often do you devote yourself to studying God's Word? Do you believe the Scripture is ore precious and valuable than everything you own? This third session of the 2025 PC3 Spring Retreat discusses the discipline of devotion through the book of Nehemiah. Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.29.2025

Is your life telling a meaningful story? Are you investing in something that is worthwhile, or are you wasting your life? This fourth session of the 2025 PC3 Spring Retreat discusses the discipline of exaltation through the book of Nehemiah. Sermon by Tom Rempel 03.30.2025

This sermon dives into Judges 3, and introduces us to Ehud. Through this passage, we learn that God loves to save and use broken people to show His power and glory! Sermon by Nate Christensen 03.25.2025

In the book of Judges, the Israelites found themselves in a cycle of disobeying God, leading to their captivity and suffering. Despite their unfaithfulness, God showed them mercy. How often do we find ourselves in a similar cycle, and how does God respond to us in those moments? Sermon by Nate Whisler 03.18.2025

Looking at Judges 1 to see how Christians should eliminate every area of compromise. Sermon by Jake Peterson 03.11.2025

In this passage, Paul calls the church of Corinth not to allow their theological growth or newfound liberty to combat the cost of their love for one another. Sermon by Daniel Bidne 02.25.2025

In the first half of this episode, Jake Peterson walks through commitment and intimacy. In the second half of this episode, Jake Peterson, Hannah Bidne, and Rachel Mattley answer questions on singleness, dating, and marriage. Q & A by Jake Peterson, Hannah Bidne, and Rachel Mattley 02.18.2025

Because true contentment is found in Christ, Christians can experience lasting joy and peace in all seasons - single or married.  Sermon by Jake Peterson 02.11.2025

God created sex to be a good and glorious thing that is to be enjoyed only in the covenant of marriage. Because God has bought us by the blood of His son, Jesus, we should gladly submit to His holy design for sex and flee sexual immorality. Sermon by Nate Christensen 02.04.2025

Learning how God's wisdom is very opposite of the world's wisdom and how the Bible calls us to love those whom we are in a relationship whether romantically or a friendship. Sermon by Jake Peterson 01.28.2025

What is love? How do we know what it is? Love is not just an emotion, it is a commitment that leads to action. The love that Christ calls us to show towards others is exactly the way that Christ loves us first! Sermon by Dr. Eric Wu 01.21.2025

Where is God calling you to go? What is He calling you to? In Ezekiel, we are given a call to a difficult ministry with a difficult message. Yet, we can look to God's divinity through it all. Sermon by Daniel Bidne 11.19.2024

What does it mean to be a watchman for the world? And, who are called to be watchmen? In Ezekiel, we see that God provides the means, the message, and the motivation for US to deliver His good news to the world. Sermon by Jake Peterson 11.26.2024

Do you believe that God has the power to save even those who seem too dead in sin? Each of us at one time were dry bones, dead in sin, yet God has powerfully saved those who have faith in Christ and made them alive. We can have hope that He will continue to make dry bones alive because He continues to be a powerful God. Sermon by Jake Peterson 12.03.2024

Why is water mentioned so many times in the Bible? What about this analogy is so significant? In Ezekiel, the water that flows from the throne of God gives life and life abundant to everything it touches. So it is with the presence of our King. Sermon by Nate Christensen 12.10.2024

Do you have trouble believing we are in a spiritual war or that we have any power to overcome our enemies? The reality that we live in is that there is a spiritual battle around us that we cannot see with our eyes but that has influence in our lives. Yet, we are not alone and powerless. We have been equipped to fight and to stand firm in our mission. Sermon by Nate Whisler 11.12.2024

We have received grace from God, so what does it look like for us to live in response to that? Through Ephesians, we learn that we should act towards others in love, honor, and grace because of the work God has done in our hearts. Sermon by Jake Peterson 11.05.2024

The Christian life is marked by submission and sacrifice, both in community and within the roles of marriage. This passage in Ephesians shows us how God designed men and women to have equal value but to function with different responsibilities that both reflect the love and character of Jesus. Sermon by Nate Whisler 10.29.2024

We have a new identity in Christ and, as such, are called to walk in love, light, and wisdom. Ephesians 5 tells us that we are children of God and should be imitators of who He is. Do you live as though these things are true of you? Sermon by Jake Peterson 10.22.2024

If we forget that God has adopted us into His family through the work of Jesus, we will miss out on intimacy with Jesus and will live as though He is no longer sufficient for us. In this sermon by Davis Hill, one of our PC3 Student Leaders, we are reminded of who we are and what our identity is in Christ. Sermon by Davis Hill 10.15.2024

Do you think that you have nothing left to learn about the gospel? Do you believe that you've got your life under control? The moment we say "I've got this" or "I don't have something to learn here", we have forgotten the gospel of Jesus. Sermon by Jake Peterson 10.06.2024