An increasing number of Christians are attending worship gatherings less and less frequently in our country today. Many believe they can adequately practice their faith on their own in the privacy of their home or car or wherever, but the clear teaching of the New Testament is that this is not possible - not only is there no such thing as “private Christians” because being a Christian automatically connects you to the larger Church, but the New Testament urges us to meet together regularly and Jesus reminds us that He is with us when we do.
Strength in Numbers
June 11, 2017 • Peter Mueller
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Moms on a Mission
May 14, 2017 • Peter Mueller
Moms spend their lives on a mission to love and raise, train and prepare, release and pray for their children. Today’s message looks at three moms in the Bible as inspiration and encouragement for moms everywhere. These three remarkable women have much to teach everyone, male or female, whether a person has kids or not. Thank-you moms!
Fathers Leading Families to Meet with God
June 18, 2017 • Peter Mueller
Here in the northwest, Dads often take their families to the mountains - for hiking, skiing, camping, canoeing, and fishing, among other activities. In the Bible, God often met with people on mountains - He spoke to them, encouraged them, and gave them a mission to go back home with. Dads have the privilege of taking their families to the mountains, literal and figurative, to also meet with God, hear His Word, and discover something about the mission God is sending them on together.
Shout for Joy!
June 4, 2017 • Peter Mueller
A big part of worship is praising God in songs and prayers. Both the Old and New Testaments are clear that worship needs to be motivated by the Spirit, from the heart, and rooted in the truth of God’s word about who God is, who we are in Him, what He’s done for us, and His view of our lives and world. Discover how God can help us SHOUT for JOY, even when we might not feel like it.