We are starting a brand-new series titled, A Praying Life. Scripture calls us to “pray continually” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Essentially, for the follower of Jesus, prayer should be as natural and continual as breathing. However, for many of us, that is simply not the case. No one has to tell us how to breathe, but we would really love for someone to tell us how to pray.

Thankfully, Jesus has! Tune in as Erich Erdman leads us as we look at His words in response to His disciples saying, “Teach us how to pray.”

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We're tackling a tough question today - "Are we living in end times?" In this episode, part 2, we continue to dive into the subject, and ponder what influence the United States may - or may not - have in it all.

Erich Erdman leads us as we wrap up our series "Asking for a Friend".

What do you do when something in your life presses against your belief in the Bible as God’s Word? What do you do when you read an article that claims to have “proven the Bible wrong”? How do you respond to your friends’ doubts about the trustworthiness of the Bible? Where do you turn when YOU have questions about the Bible?

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Ever had anyone come up to you and say, “It doesn’t really matter what you believe as long as you are sincere”? Or, “What’s the big deal… Buddha, Allah, Jesus... it doesn’t really matter. All roads lead to God anyway.” But shouldn’t what a person believes matter? Do all roads really lead to God? This week we are going to be dealing with that question as we continue with part four of our series “Asking for a Friend.”

This episode, Pastor Jeff Moes asnwers questions like “Don’t all roads lead to God?” and “Isn’t one religion just as good as another?” We will look at the differences in beliefs among the major religions in the world. We will ask the question, “Is sincerity enough?” Then, we will deal with the hard-hitting questions, “Is Jesus really the only way to God?” and “What happens to people who have never heard of Jesus?” Join us this Sunday for what will surely be an informative message as we walk as Christians in this pluralistic world.

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In this episode, Pastor Jeff & Lydia continue to answer commonly asked questions from our listeners, we dive into something that a lot of Christians are wondering right now: Are we living in the end times? We do our best to answer that question in Part 1 of 2 involving this subject!

Have you ever found yourself doubting the goodness of God? Maybe it was personal—a loss of a job, a diagnosis that came out of nowhere, or a loved one that lost their life. Maybe it’s the bigger picture for you—the wars we’ve seen around the world, the devastating floods of this last week, or the children starving on the streets. It’s understandable to wonder how a good and powerful God could allow things like this to happen. And this is exactly what a prophet by the name of Asaph struggled with.

On this episode, Pastor Lydia Miller leads us as we dive into Asaph’s honest lament, joining him in wrestling with God as we face our own questions. We will be answering the often-asked question: Why does God allow suffering?

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Have you ever wondered about the Big Bang, evolution, or even the age of fossils? What does our faith have to say about these things? And what do we do when we have questions or doubts about them?

The topics of science and faith are often pitted against one another. It can feel like we have to choose one or the other. But what if there were a way for science and faith to coexist? Join us this week as Amanda Brophy leads us through this question in our series Asking for a Friend.

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Let’s be honest—sometimes we have questions that feel too awkward or embarrassing to ask out loud. So, we hide behind the phrase, “just asking for a friend.”

Most people know it’s really our question, but saying it that way gives us a little cover in case it sounds silly or uncomfortable. The same thing often happens in church. We hesitate to ask tough questions about faith because we don’t want to seem foolish or unspiritual.

In this next series, we want to put an end to that, and for the next five weeks we are going to be in a series called Asking for a Friend. We will be looking at some of the tough questions of the Christian faith and trying to answer them from Scripture.

This week Pastor Jeff Moes leads the discussion from a question we’ve all had at one time: “Why would a loving God send people to Hell?” We will dive into why God would create a place such as Hell and what the purpose behind it was. Even more importantly, we’ll talk about how you and I can have confidence that we’ll never end up there.

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