Part of the fun of this journey together has been the walk through the stories of the Old Testament. We’ve gone back to the beginning, to Abel, the son of Adam and Eve, and as we have made it through ...  Read More

Dear Church Family,As we continue our Pathways journey, we’re keeping the vision in front of us: honoring the past, extending the gospel, and creating new spaces for transformation.This week, we’d lov...  Read More

In 1 Chronicles 28 and 29, we find King David at the end of his leadership journey. His reign is closing, and he begins to think deeply about what he will leave behind. Throughout his life, David had ...  Read More

One of the most haunting stories in the history of exploration is that of Robert Falcon Scott, the British naval officer who led the Terra Nova Expedition to the South Pole in 1910–1912. Scott was dri...  Read More

You may have heard the phrase, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” Glenn Cunningham’s story certainly relates to this. During the 1930s, as a young boy, Glenn was caught in a horrific schoolho...  Read More

Let’s take a moment and talk about planning. We are in 1 Chronicles 28. And we just rolled out a big video with big plans....  Read More

During World War II, one of the most unlikely heroes wore no weapon on his side. His name was Desmond Doss, a devout Christian who, because of his faith, refused to carry a gun. A conscientious object...  Read More

Do you feel the story picking up steam? As you read Hebrews 11, you begin to jump through Israel’s history, as if the writer is skipping a rock over the book of Judges, the kings and the prophets. Hun...  Read More

Chrissy Outlaw grew up in a broken home and endured abuse from an early age. As a teenager she longed for love and affirmation but instead found herself trapped in toxic relationships. By her twenties...  Read More

The children of Israel were commanded to do something unusual in their conquest of Jericho. God told them to march around the city once each day for six days, and then seven times on the seventh day. ...  Read More

Barbara Snyder was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in her teens and by the 1980s was in the final stages of the disease. She had been confined to her home and then hospice care for years, blind...  Read More

Dear Church Family,I’m grateful for the way you responded last weekend when we made the call to move everything online. Thank you for being flexible, gracious, and understanding. I’m also thankful for...  Read More