Reach Church

There’s nothing better than a Sunday with our Reach Church family! Such a powerful word from our friend Vern Streeter, we’re still fired up and grateful for all God is doing.

Nate Gate brings a message of God's love for us and how we can embrace the cross rather than trying to escape it.

Derry Long gives this week's message about opposition and the price of doing good.

The power came on just in time, but God’s power was there all along! We celebrated 20 children being dedicated and witnessed our church family surround them with love and prayer. So grateful for a great message from Russell Siemer.

Listen to Dylan Doe’s message about how chaos can be the catalyst that reminds you who you are, whose you are, and why you’re here. We’re entering the final 4 weeks of our 2-year series in Mark—catch up and join us for the journey!

Dr. Richard Palmer brings an impactful word over communion and the Last Supper.

What’s extravagant to you? ✨ Too often, we come to Jesus for what He can give, but He is worthy of our worship simply for who He is. 🙌

Cory Engel brought such a powerful reminder this Sunday: don’t lose your grip. ✝️ In the midst of a broken world, keep holding on by loving others and giving everything to God. 🙌

In a world full of uncertainty, one thing will always remain true: Jesus is Lord, Savior, and He is coming back for us. Let’s stand firm and dig deep in our faith, trusting Him in all things.

This Sunday, our friend Dave Engbrecht brought a strong word of encouragement and warning: 🚨 Be alert. 👀 Watch out. ✝️ Look up. May we step into this week with eyes wide open and hearts fixed on Him.

Nothing better than a Sunday spent together on Labor Day weekend! 🙌 We’re praying your weekend has been safe, fun, and full of rest. Grateful for all God is doing and excited for the week ahead! Enjoy this great message from Derry Long.

🏈 Week 0 of College Football kicked off with an even bigger challenge from Derry Long: Whose playbook are you running? The world’s or the Kingdom’s? 📖 

We loved having our friend Russell with us this Sunday! This week, let’s take his challenge to love our neighbor and show the heart of Jesus in all we do.

This week, Dylan Does reminds us to view Scripture as a mirror. Building God’s Kingdom can be powerful, but it can also bring conflict.

Pastor Mark Zanotto encourages us to be obedient to God’s calling and challenges us to live with a heart ready to say yes to Him.

This week, Kevin Barnhill challenged us with a mission that is not so impossible: go make disciples, baptize them, and teach them! He challenges us to live boldly and carry out the Great Commission.

In this week's message, Cory Engel reminds us that we are each uniquely crafted to contribute. We are God's masterpiece, created to serve in both big and small ways.

See Jesus, humble yourself, and give it all. Cory Engel reminded us this weekend that this is the key to true, powerful worship.

This week, guest speaker Ikki Soma continues our June sermon series, "Now What?" In this sermon, Ikki encourages us to establish healthy patterns and "train in God's gym" to become more like Jesus.

This week, guest speaker Andy Hazelet introduces our June summer series, "Now What?" In his message, Andy encourages us to be part of the body and to spur one another on in faith.

Anne Burman preached this Sunday on Mark 10:46–52, exploring the story of Bartimaeus and the power of persistent faith.

We often debate who the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time) is—but do we ever stop to consider Jesus? In this message, Cory Engel explores the true meaning of greatness and the power of putting others before yourself.

This week, Cory Engel emphasized that following Jesus requires a complete reorientation of your life, placing Him at the center of everything. He reminded us that we cannot serve two masters; true discipleship demands undivided devotion to Christ.

Jennifer Brown preached from Mark 10:13–16, urging us to approach life and faith with the simplicity and joy of a child. She challenged us to take things at face value and earnestly seek the Kingdom of God with trust and openness.

Mark Zanotto explains that marriage, created by God, reflects His deep desire for a relationship with us. He also points out that humanity first "divorced" God, turning away from His love.