This summer, join us on a journey through the Psalms! Have you ever felt lost, scared, or full of joy? The Psalms are prayers written by real people facing real problems, just like us. In this series, we'll explore how the Psalms can help you: -Turn

Were wrapping up Ruth and Boazs story this week. Maybe youve been following along, and you believe in the goodness of God. But you dont see it in your life. God has good plans for youeven better than you can imagine. Were talking about it more at ch

All of us are busy, right? With so much going on, it can seem impossible to think about the future, but the choices we make today impact the rest of our lives. How do you balance the busyness with God’s plan for your life? This week we will learn 3 simple

In this week's message in our series What's in A Name?, we continue exploring the profound meaning behind Jesus' names and titles. Picking up where we left off, Pastor Tom dives into John 14:6, unpack

Let's explore this powerful metaphor as Jesus said: I Am the Good Shepherd . We will uncover how Jesus compared himself to a shepherd caring for his flock, connecting with centuries of Jewish traditio

When Jesus said, I am the gate for the sheep, he was calling out those who claimed to be gatekeepers for access to God. But he was also opening another insight into the unique role he was to play

Pastor Tom Roepke joined Heartfelt Radio host Mark Zimmerman and Chaplain Dan Page to talk about the eclipse in a way that 99% of the media did not and could not.http://www.heartfeltradio.org

This week, we explore Jesus' powerful statement, "I am the Light of the World." But there's more! In Matthew's gospel, Jesus calls us the light of the world too! Join us as we unpack this metaphor in

Easter is not just a remembrance and celebration of Jesus resurrection. Its also about our resurrection, which faith in Christ has already accomplished!Worship Notes on YouVersionPlease let us kn

Feeling lost and searching for something more? Jesus feeds a multitude with just a boy's lunch, but when the crowd asks for more, He offers a different kind of nourishment. In this week's message, we