Episodios

  • The Last Gospel: A Survey of John - John 3

    The Last Gospel: A Survey of John - John 3
    Oct 13 2025
    This week, in John 3, we are met with story of Jesus and Nicodemus. This is another story that is exclusive to the gospel of John – Nicodemus is never mentioned outside of this book. Nicodemus, a member of the Jewish ruling council, comes to Jesus in the night, in order to gain understanding. He believes that Jesus is a teacher who has come from God – because no one could perform the signs Jesus does if God were not with him (John 3:2). What we find in their interaction is stunning. Jesus confounds him, puzzles him, explains the kingdom of God in terms Nicodemus has never considered. Much of what happens here is a common experience for anyone who encounters Jesus. We find, through Him, that God has more for us than we ever would have asked or imagined. Our worldview is challenged – and then transformed. Join us as we explore this fascinating conversation! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    37 m
  • The Last Gospel: A Survey of John John 2

    The Last Gospel: A Survey of John John 2
    Oct 5 2025
    In this second chapter of John – Jesus and His disciples (just four of them at this point) are invited to a wedding. Jesus is not separate from the people. He is no celebrity. In attending this wedding, He isn’t leading or officiating the service. He simply attends. And what happens there will be understood as His first miracle. A miracle that would communicate what He had come to the earth to do. In chapter 2 we see some of the extremes of Jesus’ behavior while on this earth. At Cana – He is approachable, a man of the people, kind, generous. And later in the chapter, when He goes to the temple – and finds people selling in the temple courts – Jesus makes a whip, overturns tables, and creates a scene. Both of these scenes are recorded for our benefit. Both tell us a lot about Jesus and His mission. Come – let’s reflect on the life of the Savior. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    26 m
  • Rachel Ney with Unto a Cru Ministry

    Rachel Ney with Unto a Cru Ministry
    Sep 28 2025
    This Sunday, Rachel Ney will be coming to share during service. Rachel grew up in our church and now serves with Unto, the humanitarian ministry of Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ). For the past two years, she has been serving as a missionary intern and is now building her ministry partner team in preparation for long-term ministry. Rachel will be sharing with us this Sunday about her next steps as a missionary and inviting you to join with her in her work.
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    1 h y 7 m
  • John – The Last Gospel Intro & John 1

    John – The Last Gospel Intro & John 1
    Sep 21 2025
    The fourth Gospel is the legacy of John’s ministry – and it is no less beloved today than it was in the earliest years of the faith. This week we introduce this book, as well as its author. Immediately, we’re ushered into a very different setting from Matthew, Mark and Luke. John’s Gospel is passionate, definitive, and bursting with literary energy. In the pages of this book, we will be introduced to a portrait of Jesus that is deeply satisfying. Join us this week as we step into the first chapter of this book to learn about the centrality of Christ, and the attitudes and hearts of those who prepared the way for Jesus and who walked with Him in His ministry. We’ll also take some time to understand the methodology in John’s writing of this book. Come and see the story of Jesus’ life and ministry! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    31 m
  • Marriage & Relationships Growing Together: Part II Ephesians 5

    Marriage & Relationships Growing Together: Part II Ephesians 5
    Sep 14 2025
    Last week we began a discussion around marriage and relationships. We saw Scripture define how and why we are relational creatures. Our relational identity finds its origin in our creation in the image of a relational God. This week we turn to praxis – what do we do with this? How can our relationships reflect our faith? How can our marriages tell of God? And how do we, as a community of faith – use our relational nature to expand the Kingdom of God? Join us as we explore more of marriage and relationships – and then, seek to live them out missionally, together. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    31 m
  • Marriage & Relationships Growing Together: Part I Philippians 2

    Marriage & Relationships Growing Together: Part I Philippians 2
    Sep 7 2025
    The first thing I want to convey in describing this two-week series on marriage & relationships is that nearly everything that I have to say about marriage will be applicable to relationships and friendships. In this two-week series we will be taking a look at God’s desire for Christian relationships and friendships. Our God is a relational God and He has made us to be relational creatures. All people are made in the imago dei – the image of God. This not only gives value to every human life – it also tells us a lot about who we are, how we function, and what we need. Join us for these couple of weeks at the beginning of September as we reflect on what Scripture tells us about what we need from each other – how we can be intentional in building and edifying one another – and how we can learn from Jesus in all of this! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    28 m
  • Kingdom Life: Who are we worshipping? Psalm 96 – an Enthronement Psalm

    Kingdom Life: Who are we worshipping? Psalm 96 – an Enthronement Psalm
    Aug 31 2025
    Worship is often used to describe certain parts of our lives, whether it is our daily devotions, our time at church on Sunday, or our time in the car listening to worship music. Psalm 96 explains the life of a believer in light of the God we worship. With the numerous distractions of our day-to-day life and the multiple directions we are so often pulled, this psalm reminds us to remain fixed on our Savior. With joy the psalmist instructs us to live our lives worshiping, and to let that worship flow into every part of our lives. Who we worship, why we worship, how we worship, and the result of worship are necessary questions for us to ask, and Psalm 96 gives clarity to those questions. Jesus speaks to worship that is not locative but rather worship of the Father that is in spirit and truth. Join us this Sunday as we worship and as we grow in our understanding of what it means to be worshipers of our King. Micah Ward
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    37 m
  • Prayer: Communing With God The High Priestly Prayer – Part III

    Prayer: Communing With God The High Priestly Prayer – Part III
    Aug 24 2025
    In this final message in our series on prayer – we come to the conclusion of Jesus’ high priestly prayer in John 17. Here Jesus prays for you. And what He prays for us – is that which we long for. I don’t know that it has ever been fully realized – at least in our eyes and from our perspective – but it’s necessary and vital to our testimony. He prays for our unity. Unity and peace have very different meanings from a worldly perspective. They are both relatively passive ideas. They are the absence of something, rather than active participation in something. Jesus prays for the latter. Join us this Sunday as we see what Jesus prays for you! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    29 m