A message from the series “Family Matters.”
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A message from the series “Family Matters.”
A message from the series “Family Matters.”
A message from the series “Family Matters.” Pastor Bob Beckler discusses the two keys to a successful marriage. To build a healthy marriage, the husband and wife each have the responsibility to fulfill the other’s unique needs. In this partnership, a wife’s need for love equates to a husband’s need for respect, and when one party feels unloved or disrespected, it often leads to a cycle of misunderstanding, frustration, anger, and ultimately a broken relationship. Breaking this cycle—and building a marriage on the sacrificial love demonstrated by Christ for the Church—requires intentional communication, support, and placing Jesus at the center of the relationship.
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.” Pastor Justin Mohr discusses the incredible value of the Kingdom of God.
Life can change in a moment. In this transparent interview, Pastor Bob and Lori Beckler share about the serious accident that Pastor Bob was in earlier this summer. They talk about the experience itself, what recovery has been like, survivor’s guilt, and how we can make sense of the bad things that happen, even when God doesn’t answer prayers the way we hope. Ultimately, Pastor Bob said, there are times in this world when things just won’t make sense. However, we can trust that God is working and present in our lives, and for a person who has set their faith in Him, we have nothing to fear.
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.”
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.” In this video, Pastor Justin Mohr teaches on The Parable of the Bags of Gold, also known as The Parable of the Talents.
OVERVIEW: Pastor Justin introduces the Parable of the Bags of Gold from Matthew 25, emphasizing that it’s really about our responsibility to use the gifts and giftings that God gave each of us to further His Kingdom. The parable teaches about being faithful stewards of God’s resources and expecting a return on investment. Believers are encouraged to use their time, talents, and treasures for God’s kingdom, with the ultimate goal of hearing Jesus say, “Well done, my good and faithful servant,” upon His return.
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.” Pastor Aaron Varner talks about the lessons we can learn from the younger and older brothers in the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.” Pastor Steve speaks on the importance of kindness and compassion in today’s culture, focusing on the Good Samaritan parable.
A message from the series “Timeless Teachings.” In this video, Pastor Justin Mohr teaches about The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, and how we are called, as forgiven children of God, to also forgive.
OVERVIEW: Forgiveness is difficult. In this message, Pastor Justin emphasizes that as humans, we are flawed and incapable of adequately making up for our transgressions, hence the need for God’s boundless forgiveness. In the parable, we see a benevolent king release his servant from debt. In the same way, God releases us from our debt through salvation in Jesus. Having received that forgiveness, we are called to forgive others. Undeniably, forgiveness is a challenge; a struggle between the flesh and the spirit. But the choice to forgive leads to a better life.
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day both fall on a Sunday this year. On these days, we are combining our worship experiences into one combined service at 10:00am. We hope this allows members of our congregation to spend more time with their families on these special holidays while still offering the opportunity to gather and worship. These services will both be live-streamed.
There will be no Kids Ministry or other class gatherings on December 25 and January 1. Kids are welcome to attend “big church” with their parents, and these services will be shorter and more casual than our usual Sunday services. Additionally, Cafe Central will not be open these mornings.
We pray this holiday season will be a blessing to you and your family! We look forward to celebrating these special days with you in these combined family worship services.