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Today, we have our former lead pastor Glenn Gunderson showing us what it means to explore how faith in God is not a blind leap, but a reasonable and thoughtful response to the evidence. We’re reminded that God created everything out of nothing, pointing to a Creator who exists beyond time, space, and matter. Through […]

In week two of Great Question: How the Bible Addresses Our Biggest Issues with God, Pastor Eric Holmstrom tackles a challenging question: how can Christians believe there’s only one true faith? Walking through common cultural ideas like the “elephant analogy,” this message. Scripture consistently points to Jesus as the one way to salvation. Not as […]

Pastor Eric explores the question: How can you trust the Bible is reliable? When people rightly interpret and rightly apply the Bible, individuals are drawn closer to God, and historically those impoverished, suffering, women, children, men, and slaves have been freed from oppression and their lives improved. Study Guide | Download Audio File  

No matter how far you’ve drifted, your story isn’t over. Because the tomb is empty and Jesus is alive, a second chance is available to all of us! Download Audio File

With His final breath, Jesus didn’t say “I am finished.” He declared, “It is finished.” Sin defeated. Satan crushed. Death disarmed. And for anyone who would believe and follow Him–forgiveness and freedom, now and forever–began that very moment. Download Audio File

In the final week of The Upper Room, we look at John 17 and Jesus’ actual prayer. He first prays for Himself, then for His disciples, and ultimately for us. At the heart of His prayer is unity. Jesus makes it clear that eternal life is found in knowing Him, that His mission brings glory […]

With only two weeks of The Upper Room left, Pastor Eric Holmstrom teaches from John 15 and unpacks what it truly means to “remain” in Jesus. Jesus shows us that following Him isn’t about striving harder, but staying deeply connected to Him. When we remain in Christ, we begin to understand our identity, experience His […]

In week four of The Upper Room, Pastors Nick Beran and Michael Broadhurst explore Jesus’ promise of peace in John 16. Jesus tells His disciples that trouble will come, yet true peace is found in Him because He has overcome the world. We see how God meets us in the middle of anxiety, suffering, and […]

Today, we explore the word Believe and Jesus’ powerful teaching in John 14. As He prepares His disciples for His departure, Jesus calls them to trust Him with complete confidence and ongoing faith. We see the Triune God in action: the Father sending the Son to alleviate our greatest fear, the Son declaring that He […]

Pastor Eric Holmstrom gives us our second word to remember in our series The Upper Room, LOVE. We unpack Jesus’ command in John 13:30–35 to “love one another.” and learn that our assignment is (“Love one another”), how we accomplish it (“As I have loved you”), and why it matters (“By this everyone will know”). […]

Today we are led by guest Pastor Steve Dang, a Fuller Seminary graduate, who serves as Campus Pastor and Chief Ministry Officer at Valley Christian Schools in San Jose, CA. Kicking off the start our new series, the Upper Room and look into the way Jesus was an example to us. In John 13, Jesus, […]

In our final message of Seven Decisions Great Leaders Make, Pastor Claire walks us into Nehemiah 12 and 13 and shows how great leaders choose gratitude in a world marked by ingratitude. As the walls of Jerusalem are dedicated, the people rejoice in God’s faithfulness, but it doesn’t take long for spiritual drift to return. […]

Continuing in our Seven Decisions Great Leaders Make series, we see how real spiritual renewal happens when God’s people refuse to compromise on what matters most. From Nehemiah 9–11, this message shows how spiritual apathy is transformed through worship, God’s Word, confession, prayer, and a renewed commitment to trust and obey the Lord. As the […]

This week, Pastor Eric teaches from Nehemiah chapters 6 and 7 to show why great leaders must know when to say no. As opposition, distraction, and pressure increases, Nehemiah stays focused on God’s assignment. For week 4 of Seven Decisions Great Leaders Make we look at refusing to be pulled into meaningless meetings, fear-driven reactions, […]

In this message from the series Seven Decisions Great Leaders Make, Pastor Glenn Gunderson walks through Nehemiah chapters 4 and 5 to show how great leaders respond righteously instead of reacting recklessly. As opposition, criticism, and internal conflict rise, Nehemiah models a steady leadership that keeps people encouraged, takes wise and practical steps forward, and […]

Pastor Eric continues our series Seven Decisions Great Leaders Make by exploring Nehemiah chapters 2 and 3 and the truth that great leaders do not travel alone. Through Nehemiah’s story, we see how Godly leadership involves asking others for help, honestly sharing problems, empowering many people to accomplish more together, and choosing to do life […]