Go and Share!

May 1, 2022 • Scott Hanson • Psalm 126:5

Jesus said, Mt.28:19 “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit…” In this message, we’ll consider our response to that command. You’ll enjoy some incredible stories of how the seed you have planted has resulted in an incredible harvest. It’s going to be a fun look at how God has used your generous giving in remarkable ways.

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In this message, we’ll look at a passage that covers the most difficult teaching of Jesus’ entire ministry, but one that is absolutely necessary to be His follower. It’s a clear command, that ends with a difficult question and forces a decision. This will be challenging and convicting. We praying that you will rise to the challenge as you discover just how high a price there is to obey and follow Jesus.

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No Place to Judge

May 8, 2022 • Pastor Rod Loy • John 13:34, John 5:16, Philippians 1:3–6, Matthew 7:1–5

The fear of being judged is something that keeps people away from church. There is no doubt that the Church in America has the reputation of being judgmental - but this is not how it should be. In this message, as we continue to study the commands of Jesus, we will see the biblical view on judgment. Nobody is perfect, therefore nobody has the place to judge. When you judge others from a place of imperfection, you fall into the vicious trap of hypocrisy. Together we will learn how to escape this cycle of judgment.