Jesus

How are we doing this morning? Full? Yes — that’s a good place to be, especially right after Thanksgiving. For those of you who […]

Years ago, when I was the young adult pastor at a church in another Iowa city, a young woman made an appointment to see […]

This past week I had lunch with a college student I have gotten to know through campus ministry. He had been out of state […]

About thirteen months after my wife and I got married — and about two months after our college graduation — we jumped in the […]

At the beginning of Mark 13, Jesus and his disciples have “The Olivet Discourse.” One of the disciples remarks at the beautiful stonework on the new temple.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Erin pulls apart our misconceptions of who is in charge of the church we attend.

Shortly after answering the 3 questions previously covered, Jesus immediately addresses how He can be the “Son of David” and also David’s Lord.

The most important commandment in all of scripture is also one of the most famous verses in all of scripture that many churchs have built their mission on.

“Cancel culture” is nothing new. Even Jesus faced being canceled. In spite of that, It’s important understand God and know that we bear his image.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Erin breaks rejection down for us and explains how we can always rely on God who pulls closer in spite of our constant rejection.

Mark 11 tells two stories that intertwine to form one larger picture. In the first story, Jesus curses a fig tree and in the second, Jesus cleanses the temple.

Let me start with something slightly risky. I want you to picture the final film in a movie franchise — the last installment of […]