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Pastor Jonathan Eckberg concludes our series, “Next Level,” on the rise of Abraham. It is a rare thing when the things in our lives go precisely according to plan. But the depth of our faith is often revealed when circumstances are less than ideal. In Genesis 21, we see through Abraham how to live next level faith even when we …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Genesis 21:1-21. The thought of what it takes to reach the next level, in any aspect of life, can be daunting. No matter how badly we want it, we can be overwhelmed by all we think we need to do or produce to get there. In Genesis 21, we see that elevating our faith is …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Genesis 20:1-18 in the next message of our series, “Next Level.” Every moment of our lives offers us a chance to grow in faith or to shrink into self-centered despair. In Genesis 20, we see Abraham fail. How do we avoid the same mistake? In this passage, we are confronted with three questions that help …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg continues our study through Genesis by finishing a short excursion into the life of Lot in Genesis 19:30-38. We are all probably tired of talking about viral spread and various methods of containing it. But have we spent time considering the viral spread of sin and how to contain it? This week we see the damage done …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg shares a special Mother’s Day message. Scripture is full of instructions on how we nurture the faith of the next generation. Whether it’s our children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews, or just family friends, we all want to see our kids grow and mature in their faith. This Mother’s Day we open Psalm 113 and see how we …
Pastor Jonathan Eckberg begins our new series, “Next Level.” Whenever we recognize a deeper depth to who our God is, it requires us to take our obedience to the next level. Genesis 18:16-33 shows a clearer picture of God’s justice. How does Abraham respond to this revelation? How should we? We find out in a message titled, “A Righteous Intervention.”
