Tapestry Community Church

Jesus played no favorites. He had compassion on all those He encountered. The woman at the well was no exception. This message reminds us that every person has value and dignity in God's eyes as those created in His image.

Jesus’ encounter with Nicodemus moves the Gospel beyond rules and religion to an authentic relationship with God the Father. What does it mean to be born again? We’ll talk about that.  

Pastor Abram walks us through the details and significance of Jesus' first miracle. 

Can you imagine being one of the first? One of those who first responded to Jesus invitation to "follow me". Pastor Phil takes us back to what it meant to be a follower in the first century and what it means for us today.

Pastor Phil sets the stage for this journey through the Gospel of John.

As Tapestry continues to explore MORE IN '24, Pastor Phil unpacks the parable of the sower and the seed, focusing on what helps and what hurts as we seek to grow and spread our faith in Jesus.

God wants us to be rivers not reservoirs' allowing all that He brings to us to flow through us. How can you give more of your time, talent and treasure in the coming year?

God is able to do so much more than we could possibly imagine. What do you imagine God doing in your life, in the life of His church? What kingdom dream has he placed on your heart that He wants to fulfill beyond your wildest imagination? This message explores the power and purpose of imagining the good things God has for you.

Pastor Phil opens the new year with a challenge to the church to ask for and expect more from God in 2024.

Associate Pastor Abram Ehl brings this message on being grateful in all circumstances.

As we prepare our tables for a Thanksgiving feast, we reflect today on the true table of thanksgiving. We acknowledge, as followers of Jesus, His broken body broken for us and His shed blood for the forgiveness of our sin. We do this in remembrance of Him. 

Gratitude is the glorious alternative. When challenges arise, when temptations come, when life gets hard; we can cry foul or we can thank our way through it. This message reminds us of that no matter what is going on in our lives, God has given us much to be thankful for.

We are responsible for the decisions we make. God has given us the capacity to overcome and control that which does not honor Him. This message walks you through the keys to Spirit led self-control.

Gentleness rises from a soul secure in the love of God. This message walks us through how to be gentle in a hostile world. 

We are continuing in our series on the Fruit of the Spirit. This week Pastor Phil is teaching on faithfulness which is fostered through obedience.

Goodness flows from the heart of God and manifest in the believer's life through compassion and service to others. On the heels of Tapestry's annual SERVE DAY, Pastor Phil interviews those who served and where they saw God's goodness in action. 

Associate Pastor Abram Ehl brings this message on kindness; focusing on the fact that Christians can show eternal kindness even when it is inconvenient.

Patience is not only a virtue; it is a fruit of the Spirit. Waiting is one of the most difficult things we do. Waiting for circumstances to change, waiting for God to show up in a situation, waiting for whatever, requires patience. This message walks us through what to do while you wait.

The fruit of the Spirit is the manifestation of Jesus' character in the lives of those who follow Him. Prior to His departure to the right hand of the Father, Jesus left His disciples with something very important...PEACE. How does His peace differ from that of the world? Where do you need His peace today? 

It's easy to be cynical, point fingers and say the world is going to hell in a hand basket. It's a far greater challenge to walk by the Spirit and be the change we'd like to see. This series takes a practical look at the fruit of the Spirit and how it manifests in our lives to impact those around us. This first message focuses on the foundation of that fruit...LOVE.

Joy in life and in faith increases as we stay in step with the Spirit. In other words, joy rises with our degree of dependence on God. Pastor Phil continues our focus on the fruit of the Spirit by walking us through what fills us with joy and what kills our joy. 

In these dog days of summer we’re reminded how harsh the heat can be. Time and time again in the scripture, God uses fire and heat to symbolize our trials and the work He desires to do in us through them. This message challenges us to view our difficulties differently and allow God to shape us by them.

Gideon acts in the midst of his own personal suffering and the suffering of the whole nation after a life changing encounter with God. This message reminds us that believers can now be confident in their identity, experience forgiveness, and act in the midst of suffering and proclaim the victory of Jesus in every situation. 

Paying attention pays dividends in the spiritual life. Are you a noticer when it comes to where God is at work around you? This message challenges us to be attentive to where God is working and join Him there.

Discerning the voice of Jesus among all the other voices in our lives can be a challenge. Having ears to hear, requires us to consistently pause and listen for the voice of truth. This message walks us through what that looks like in our everyday lives.