Rev. Dr. Ken Fisher leads us in a study of Isaiah 5:1-7 under the theme “Lost That Loving Feeling.” In this section of Scripture, the Lord describes Israel’s unfaithfulness and unfruitfulness. Consider what care and instruction the Lord has permitted for your life. Does the fruit of your service match the generosity of His nurture? Purge the wild […]

This is our Confirmation Sunday worship service. Today, the 12 young confirmands are reminded to be strong and courageous in the Lord — as all of us should be.

This is Reformation weekend. In 1517, Martin Luther pounded 95 Theses onto the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg — and this act reminds Christians that we have been set free by Jesus. We live in the freedom of Christ by holding on to His teachings and by treasuring the freedom that has been […]

This morning we will focus the importance of struggle and strain in our lives and what benefit it has for us, and we’ll do that by taking a look at a wrestling match between the Lord and a man named Jacob. Our sermon theme is “Wrestle With the Lord” — based on Genesis 32:22-30.

We studied Philippians 3:20 in today’s worship service, focusing on the theme: “Our Citizenship is in Heaven.”

Today’s sermon is based on Judges 6:33-7:25. It is the third installment in our summer sermon series on Gideon.

A big aspect of being a Christian is a thing called “faith.” What exactly is faith? How does it play out in our daily lives? How do we make our faith stronger? Today, in our hymns, Bible readings, and sermon, we focus on that idea of what a strong faith looks like.

On this twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost, we are led in worship by Pastor Weber. Our sermon is based on Hebrews 3:1-6, where we are reminded to fix our thoughts on Jesus.

Pastor Joel Gaertner speaks on “True Christianity is Not a Buffet-Style Religion.”