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Pastor Ron Eckberg preaches a special message for our church. Far too many Christians feel as though they have no ministry calling because they are so “ordinary”. Nothing could be further from the truth. Ordinary people, those of us the Apostle Paul refers to as “jars of clay”, are the ones God most often chooses to accomplish his purposes. Join …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg begins our 2021 Advent series, “Awe and Wonder,” by teaching from Colossians 1:15-20. Sometimes even the most amazing things in our lives can feel routine when we start to take them for granted. For many of us, the story of the birth of Jesus can feel “routine” in the midst of the flurry of the activities of …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg begins our new series, “Spotlight,” as we begin to study through the book of 1 John. In this opening message, God shows us the authority of His purposes for our lives. In 1 John 1:1-4, we see that, through the message of the Gospel, we are united in the hope and mission of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Galatians 1:11-24 as we discuss the nature and significance of God’s calling in our lives. “Calling” is a word that often gets overused and under-appreciated. We all have a calling, but true calling is found only in the purposes that are embedded in our souls by our creator. We find our calling when we let …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg kicks-off our new study through the book of Galatians by helping us distinguish the real thing from cheap imitations. We all juggle many responsibilities. From family, to work, to friends, to church and our community – it’s easy to be overwhelmed and stressed out. Most of us would love to simplify our life, but how do we …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Mark 11:27-33. We have all had moments or seasons where we had questions about our faith. Does Jesus really love me? Is God’s plan really best for me? Through Jesus’ response to the religious leaders in this week’s passage, we see how even in the darkest moments we have a clear path to trust in …
