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Pastor Jeff Ellis will be continuing on in our message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be talking about prayer in God's Kingdom. "When we pray bold prayers, we acknowledge a God who is willing and able!"

Pastor Jeff Ellis will be continuing on in our message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be talking about the heart of Jesus for lost people. "Every time a sinner makes the repentance choice, all of heaven’s hosts stand to rejoice."

Pastor Brant Cole will be continuing on in our new message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be talking the powerful distinction Jesus makes between kingdom people and people of this world. The problem arises, however, when we think it's our job to weed out all the people we think are worse than us. "The Kingdom grows when we&...

Pastor Jeff Ellis will be continuing on in our new message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be talking about the power of forgiveness and how the love of Jesus can change any heart! "The more we know the forgiveness of Jesus, the more our love for Jesus will grow!"

Pastor Jeff Ellis will be continuing on in our new message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". Today, he'll be talking about how the soil of our hearts responds to the Word of God being planted in it. "How people respond to Jesus depends on the condition of their hearts!."

Pastor Jeff Ellis will be continuing on in our new message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be working through one of the most obscures stories Jesus told. "The King expects his messengers to be embraced and believed... even if we don’t like the tune the messenger is playing."

Pastor Brant Cole will be kicking off our brand new message series about the parables of Jesus called "Kingdom Stories". This morning, he'll be working through one of the most theologically intricate stories Jesus ever told. "When you bow to the King, you get every good thing."

Pastor Chad Overbeek talks about some very basic truths of our faith that we need to remain focused on. "We all have varying storms in our lives - confusing and disorienting - and if we’re not careful, what we’re using to navigate the storms will determine the outcome. We have to keep our eyes focused on the basics."

Pastor Jeff Ellis will be talking about some very important choices we are given by God: blessings or curses, life or death. "God loves us so much that he allows us to choose him."

Today pastor Jeff Ellis will be talking about why God allows storms in our lives, and how we can find safety in his loving care. "Jesus is always in the boat with us!"

Jeff Totten, the chaplain for the Detroit Tigers will be talking about how to follow Jesus as your king. We must submit to his authority, sense his presence, search his Word, and serve others.

How can our faith overcome our fear? “The antidote for fear is not self-reliance. The antidote for fear is Jesus!”

Stress can seriously affect us. What can we do to keep from breaking under its pressure? “If your internal strength is greater than the external pressure, you can overcome.”

Perfect Christmas!!! Really? That's exactly right because we know that God uses challenging times to accomplish His perfect plan!

Perfect Christmas!!! Really? That's exactly right because we know that God uses challenging times to accomplish His perfect plan!

Perfect Christmas!!! Really? That's exactly right because we know that God uses challenging times to accomplish His perfect plan! -Perfect Timing -Perfect Birth -Perfect Peace The Perfect Christmas

In the spirit of this weeks Thanksgiving celebrations, this is a message all about the dangers of ingratitude. God's Word teaches us that ingratitude is leprosy of the soul!

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

As we prepare for our prayer service, we take a break from our current sermon series and discuss the command from God's Word to pray for our leaders.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.

There are 59 'one another' statements in the New Testament. Out of the overflow of our daily relationship with Jesus, we're called to focus our thoughts, words, and actions toward one another. Let's take a look at how we can answer the call to be there for one another in a world that is consistently calling us to isolate ourselves.