White Pine Church

If every word that comes from the mouth of God is like a seed that has the potential to sprout and bear much fruit, why doesn't that happen every time He speaks?

It's easy to demonize those who stand against what we stand for and who stand for what we stand against, but what is the danger of having religious or political enemies?

Guest Speaker: Eric Samuelson Life often feels like an uphill journey—filled with challenges, uncertainties, and weariness. Psalm 121 is the right song to accompany us when the path is steep.

(Guest speaker: Will Truesdell) When the Spirit came on the Day of Pentecost, more was happening than appeared on the surface. Yes, the church was born, but that day captured so much of the bigger story of God at work.

Christ's first missionaries lived in a world far more dangerous than we can imagine, but what Jesus said to prepare them for their ministry can give us the nerve to represent Him in this comfortable little corner of America.

If John the Baptist was a commencement speaker, what kind of advice would he give?

What do you think Jesus was like? In this message you will see Him like you've never seen Him before as we study some of the most surprising implications of wearing His easy yoke and bearing His light burden.

What is the rationale for faith in Jesus in a world filled with reasons to doubt?

Jesus said that few find the narrow road that leads to life, while the broad road that leads to destruction is crowded with travelers. So how can we be sure that we're on a heaven-bound path?

In religion, there is a rule for everything. But what if everything could be reduced to a single rule?

You can’t help but have strong convictions and passionate feelings about about right and wrong. But how can you maintain your moral compass without usurping God’s role as judge?

God doesn’t just raise the dead; He also raises the living from graves they cannot escape on their own.

Of course money matters to us. But when we are consumed with materialism, there's no windfall that can set us free. What we need is a whole new financial paradigm—and that's exactly what Jesus gives us in Matthew 6:19-34.

So much of what you have learned about prayer was caught rather than taught—which may mean that you have as much to unlearn as to learn. In this message you will re-learn to dos and don’ts of prayer from the best teacher available—Jesus.

The Scriptures are full of God’s promises, and we hold tightly to specific promises in different seasons of life. In this message we will explore God’s promise of wisdom for those who ask. Guest speaker: Larry Strondak

"All the world's a stage," Shakespeare wrote. But what happens when our spiritual life morphs into a public performance? Jesus warns of us that danger and teaches us how to avoid it in Matthew 6:1-18.

When we see Jesus face-to-face, we'll be as perfect as He is. But until then, no way. So why pursue perfection? And where should we begin?

To admit that you struggle with anger or lust is not enough. What are you going to do about it?

Do we have to obey God's law to get into heaven? That's a question Jews and Gentiles tend to answer differently, but what did Jesus teach?

If you love Jesus, no doubt it breaks your heart to see others’ apathy toward Him. But how long did it take you to warm up to Him? And how did it happen? In this message on Matthew 5:13-16, you will learn how to change people's attitude about God, if not instantly then eventually.

Some people add joy to our lives, but others have the opposite effect. How can keep the joy from leaking out? (February 9, 2025)

How can we be as happy as is humanly possible? Jesus began His Sermon on the Mount by answering that question. (February 2, 2025)

No one wants to wander through life in the dark. We want to know who God is, why He created us, and what happens after we die. But how do we know Jesus was “the light of the world”? (January 19, 2025)

One thing you have in common with everyone you know is your vulnerability to temptation. The devil is stronger than we think he is, and we are not as strong as we think we are. But the fight is winnable, and in Matthew 4:1-11 Jesus shows us the weapons He used to emerge from His battle victoriously. (January 12, 2025)

What would it look like if another Great Awakening swept through Southern Maine in the 21st century as it did in the 18th century? What would change in your own life if you experienced personal revival? Find out as we learn from Matthew 3 about a first-century Great Awakening. (January 5, 2025)