Lakewood Vineyard Sermon Podcast https://lakewoodvineyard.org/ Lakewood Vineyard Church podcast@lakewoodvineyard.org Lakewood Vineyard Church The Lakewood Vineyard Sermon Podcast features weekly messages from Lakewood Vineyard Church in Lakewood, Colorado. Each episode offers biblical teaching, spiritual encouragement, and practical insights designed to help listeners grow in faith and live out the love of Jesus in their daily lives. Whether catching up on Sunday’s message or exploring what our church is like, join us each week as we seek to follow Jesus together. The Lakewood Vineyard Sermon Podcast features weekly messages from Lakewood Vineyard Church in Lakewood, Colorado. Each episode offers biblical teaching, spiritual encouragement, and practical insights designed to help listeners grow in faith and live out the love of Jesus in their daily lives. Whether catching up on Sunday’s message or exploring what our church is like, join us each week as we seek to follow Jesus together. en © 2026 Lakewood Vineyard Church no Gods Calling On Your Life Week 3 Ollie Snedker <p>What if the thing you're waiting for God to call you to is already happening right in front of you? In this message, Ollie shares an unfiltered look at wrestling with purpose, from a chaotic teenage house party gone wrong to a surprising prophetic word about doing the dishes. Drawing from Matthew 28, he unpacks what Jesus actually meant when he told his followers to go and make disciples, and why that command was never reserved for the gifted, the trained, or the confident. Through honest stories about neighbors, barbers, and everyday conversations, Ollie message reframes what it looks like to live out your faith without needing a stage, a title, or special credentials. </p> <p>What if the thing you're waiting for God to call you to is already happening right in front of you? In this message, Ollie shares an unfiltered look at wrestling with purpose, from a chaotic teenage house party gone wrong to a surprising prophetic word about doing the dishes. Drawing from Matthew 28, he unpacks what Jesus actually meant when he told his followers to go and make disciples, and why that command was never reserved for the gifted, the trained, or the confident. Through honest stories about neighbors, barbers, and everyday conversations, Ollie message reframes what it looks like to live out your faith without needing a stage, a title, or special credentials. </p> What if the thing you're waiting for God to call you to is already happening right in front of you? In this message, Ollie shares an unfiltered look at wrestling with purpose, from a chaotic teenage house party gone wrong to a surprising prophetic word about doing the dishes. Drawing from Matthew 28, he unpacks what Jesus actually meant when he told his followers to go and make disciples, and why that command was never reserved for the gifted, the trained, or the confident. Through honest stories about neighbors, barbers, and everyday conversations, Ollie message reframes what it looks like to live out your faith without needing a stage, a title, or special credentials.

]]> Sun, 09 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1918 1 4bd9f3655238cb3e1b9e28f95bf39a17 no In The Lighting Business Week 2 Aaron Ball <p>Ever wonder why almost everyone is told to start reading the Bible at the same spot? There's a reason, and it says more about how the Bible was written than most people realize. Aaron walks through four questions worth asking about any part of the Bible: who wrote it, who it was written for, where the reader is coming from, and why they're reading it at all, and uses them to unpack what kind of book the Bible actually is. Along the way, there's a fresh look at a familiar phrase, "you are the light of the world," tracing it back to an Old Testament image of a lamp and a light that changes what that calling actually asks of a person. Aaron closes with a story about an antique Bible, found by chance, that ties the whole idea together in a way that's hard to shake.</p> <p>Ever wonder why almost everyone is told to start reading the Bible at the same spot? There's a reason, and it says more about how the Bible was written than most people realize. Aaron walks through four questions worth asking about any part of the Bible: who wrote it, who it was written for, where the reader is coming from, and why they're reading it at all, and uses them to unpack what kind of book the Bible actually is. Along the way, there's a fresh look at a familiar phrase, "you are the light of the world," tracing it back to an Old Testament image of a lamp and a light that changes what that calling actually asks of a person. Aaron closes with a story about an antique Bible, found by chance, that ties the whole idea together in a way that's hard to shake.</p> Ever wonder why almost everyone is told to start reading the Bible at the same spot? There's a reason, and it says more about how the Bible was written than most people realize. Aaron walks through four questions worth asking about any part of the Bible: who wrote it, who it was written for, where the reader is coming from, and why they're reading it at all, and uses them to unpack what kind of book the Bible actually is. Along the way, there's a fresh look at a familiar phrase, "you are the light of the world," tracing it back to an Old Testament image of a lamp and a light that changes what that calling actually asks of a person. Aaron closes with a story about an antique Bible, found by chance, that ties the whole idea together in a way that's hard to shake.

]]> Sun, 02 Aug 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2272 2 0986ef62a521f5db4fafb03c9e57fd2c no The Night Religion Wasn't Enough Week 1 Christian Summers <p>He came to Jesus after dark, and he wasn't broken, desperate, or falling apart. Nicodemus was educated, respected, and religiously successful, the kind of man everyone assumed had it figured out. Yet Jesus looked at him and said he needed to start over completely. This message walks through one of the most famous conversations in the Bible, the late night meeting behind John 3:16, and asks why Jesus would tell a man with a perfect resume that he must be born again. Along the way it uncovers the wordplay hiding in the original languages, where wind, breath, and spirit are all one word, and traces a thread back to an ancient vision of dry bones coming to life. If you've ever tried to hold everything together through effort, knowledge, or sheer control, this conversation is aimed at you. It turns out the invitation to new life was never just for people at rock bottom. </p> <p>He came to Jesus after dark, and he wasn't broken, desperate, or falling apart. Nicodemus was educated, respected, and religiously successful, the kind of man everyone assumed had it figured out. Yet Jesus looked at him and said he needed to start over completely. This message walks through one of the most famous conversations in the Bible, the late night meeting behind John 3:16, and asks why Jesus would tell a man with a perfect resume that he must be born again. Along the way it uncovers the wordplay hiding in the original languages, where wind, breath, and spirit are all one word, and traces a thread back to an ancient vision of dry bones coming to life. If you've ever tried to hold everything together through effort, knowledge, or sheer control, this conversation is aimed at you. It turns out the invitation to new life was never just for people at rock bottom. </p> He came to Jesus after dark, and he wasn't broken, desperate, or falling apart. Nicodemus was educated, respected, and religiously successful, the kind of man everyone assumed had it figured out. Yet Jesus looked at him and said he needed to start over completely. This message walks through one of the most famous conversations in the Bible, the late night meeting behind John 3:16, and asks why Jesus would tell a man with a perfect resume that he must be born again. Along the way it uncovers the wordplay hiding in the original languages, where wind, breath, and spirit are all one word, and traces a thread back to an ancient vision of dry bones coming to life. If you've ever tried to hold everything together through effort, knowledge, or sheer control, this conversation is aimed at you. It turns out the invitation to new life was never just for people at rock bottom.

]]> Sun, 26 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1740 3 455d7f453a4edec8ef8629d8d345cec5 no Reel Faith | Mercy Bows, Evil Breaks Week 8 Kyle Benecke <p>In 1914, millions of young men marched into the trenches expecting glory and found a slaughterhouse instead. Out of that same darkness, two men drew opposite conclusions. The painter Otto Dix saw proof that beauty was a lie, and J.R.R. Tolkien saw hints of something truer breaking through the ruin. Kyle walks us through Lord of the Rings to sit with a question worth asking: is the hunger for power, to be right, to bend the world to our will, the thing that makes us great, or the thing that unmakes us? Nietzsche called mercy weakness. Tolkien built an entire world to say the opposite. Through Frodo, Aragorn, and even Gollum, we see why the people most certain they could use power for good are the ones it corrupts first, and why laying it down is the only way evil ever truly falls. If you have ever wondered whether kindness is strength or surrender, this one might change how you see both.</p> <p>In 1914, millions of young men marched into the trenches expecting glory and found a slaughterhouse instead. Out of that same darkness, two men drew opposite conclusions. The painter Otto Dix saw proof that beauty was a lie, and J.R.R. Tolkien saw hints of something truer breaking through the ruin. Kyle walks us through Lord of the Rings to sit with a question worth asking: is the hunger for power, to be right, to bend the world to our will, the thing that makes us great, or the thing that unmakes us? Nietzsche called mercy weakness. Tolkien built an entire world to say the opposite. Through Frodo, Aragorn, and even Gollum, we see why the people most certain they could use power for good are the ones it corrupts first, and why laying it down is the only way evil ever truly falls. If you have ever wondered whether kindness is strength or surrender, this one might change how you see both.</p> In 1914, millions of young men marched into the trenches expecting glory and found a slaughterhouse instead. Out of that same darkness, two men drew opposite conclusions. The painter Otto Dix saw proof that beauty was a lie, and J.R.R. Tolkien saw hints of something truer breaking through the ruin. Kyle walks us through Lord of the Rings to sit with a question worth asking: is the hunger for power, to be right, to bend the world to our will, the thing that makes us great, or the thing that unmakes us? Nietzsche called mercy weakness. Tolkien built an entire world to say the opposite. Through Frodo, Aragorn, and even Gollum, we see why the people most certain they could use power for good are the ones it corrupts first, and why laying it down is the only way evil ever truly falls. If you have ever wondered whether kindness is strength or surrender, this one might change how you see both.

]]> Sun, 19 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2183 4 b3b5aebcc0c15313c25d4acf4ff66573 no Reel Faith | Your Walls Became Your Prison Week 7 Christian Summers <p>The walls we build to protect ourselves have a way of becoming the walls that hold us captive. This message uses the story of The Shawshank Redemption to look at what happens when hope starts to feel dangerous, when waiting on a breakthrough wears you down, and when self-protection quietly turns into a prison of its own. Through the contrast between a man who clings to hope and a man who has given up on it, we ask why honesty about our own brokenness is so often the thing that finally sets us free. Drawing from Romans 5, Hebrews 6, and the promise that hope can hold us steady through any storm, this is a message for anyone carrying disappointment in a marriage, a career, a family, or a season that has not gone the way they planned. </p> <p>The walls we build to protect ourselves have a way of becoming the walls that hold us captive. This message uses the story of The Shawshank Redemption to look at what happens when hope starts to feel dangerous, when waiting on a breakthrough wears you down, and when self-protection quietly turns into a prison of its own. Through the contrast between a man who clings to hope and a man who has given up on it, we ask why honesty about our own brokenness is so often the thing that finally sets us free. Drawing from Romans 5, Hebrews 6, and the promise that hope can hold us steady through any storm, this is a message for anyone carrying disappointment in a marriage, a career, a family, or a season that has not gone the way they planned. </p> The walls we build to protect ourselves have a way of becoming the walls that hold us captive. This message uses the story of The Shawshank Redemption to look at what happens when hope starts to feel dangerous, when waiting on a breakthrough wears you down, and when self-protection quietly turns into a prison of its own. Through the contrast between a man who clings to hope and a man who has given up on it, we ask why honesty about our own brokenness is so often the thing that finally sets us free. Drawing from Romans 5, Hebrews 6, and the promise that hope can hold us steady through any storm, this is a message for anyone carrying disappointment in a marriage, a career, a family, or a season that has not gone the way they planned.

]]> Sun, 12 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1256 5 87177dac9f51ae6d190ea61c1cddd001 no Reel Faith | You Have to Be Found First Week 6 Gerrit Padgham <p>Everyone pictures the rescuer as the one who has it all together, but the truth is harder and better than that. This message draws on years spent on a backcountry search and rescue team to reframe what Jesus meant when he said he came to seek and save the lost. It follows a real midnight search for a four-year-old boy who wandered off at a lake, then turns that night into a plain question about how people actually get lost. Not all at once, but one small decision at a time, usually without ever realizing it. From there, it looks at the church as a rescue team with two jobs: going out to find the missing, and staying to carry the ones already hurting quietly in the same room. Then comes the turn that changes everything. Before you can carry anyone, you have to admit you were carried first. </p> <p>Everyone pictures the rescuer as the one who has it all together, but the truth is harder and better than that. This message draws on years spent on a backcountry search and rescue team to reframe what Jesus meant when he said he came to seek and save the lost. It follows a real midnight search for a four-year-old boy who wandered off at a lake, then turns that night into a plain question about how people actually get lost. Not all at once, but one small decision at a time, usually without ever realizing it. From there, it looks at the church as a rescue team with two jobs: going out to find the missing, and staying to carry the ones already hurting quietly in the same room. Then comes the turn that changes everything. Before you can carry anyone, you have to admit you were carried first. </p> Everyone pictures the rescuer as the one who has it all together, but the truth is harder and better than that. This message draws on years spent on a backcountry search and rescue team to reframe what Jesus meant when he said he came to seek and save the lost. It follows a real midnight search for a four-year-old boy who wandered off at a lake, then turns that night into a plain question about how people actually get lost. Not all at once, but one small decision at a time, usually without ever realizing it. From there, it looks at the church as a rescue team with two jobs: going out to find the missing, and staying to carry the ones already hurting quietly in the same room. Then comes the turn that changes everything. Before you can carry anyone, you have to admit you were carried first.

]]> Sun, 05 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1925 6 a2017424e1d489afaf47e84d0a2eb352 no Reel Faith | You're Not Disqualified In God's Eyes Week 5 Christian Summers <p>Most of us carry a quiet list of reasons we think we're too far gone. A failure we can't undo. A season we're ashamed of. Something done to us that we never asked for. Moses had all of that. He grew up in a palace, killed a man, and spent forty years hiding in the desert, convinced his story was finished. Then a bush caught fire, and God called him anyway. Pastor Christian walks through Moses' life in Acts 7 and Exodus and lands on the one line that changes everything: "I will be with you." That promise isn't a measure of how much potential you have. It's a declaration about who God is. Whatever your version of Egypt or the desert looks like, the very thing you've used to count yourself out might be the thing God redeems. If you've ever felt disqualified, unusable, or written off, this one is worth sitting with. Listen to the end and ask whether the story you stopped telling about yourself is the one God is still writing.</p> <p>Most of us carry a quiet list of reasons we think we're too far gone. A failure we can't undo. A season we're ashamed of. Something done to us that we never asked for. Moses had all of that. He grew up in a palace, killed a man, and spent forty years hiding in the desert, convinced his story was finished. Then a bush caught fire, and God called him anyway. Pastor Christian walks through Moses' life in Acts 7 and Exodus and lands on the one line that changes everything: "I will be with you." That promise isn't a measure of how much potential you have. It's a declaration about who God is. Whatever your version of Egypt or the desert looks like, the very thing you've used to count yourself out might be the thing God redeems. If you've ever felt disqualified, unusable, or written off, this one is worth sitting with. Listen to the end and ask whether the story you stopped telling about yourself is the one God is still writing.</p> Most of us carry a quiet list of reasons we think we're too far gone. A failure we can't undo. A season we're ashamed of. Something done to us that we never asked for. Moses had all of that. He grew up in a palace, killed a man, and spent forty years hiding in the desert, convinced his story was finished. Then a bush caught fire, and God called him anyway. Pastor Christian walks through Moses' life in Acts 7 and Exodus and lands on the one line that changes everything: "I will be with you." That promise isn't a measure of how much potential you have. It's a declaration about who God is. Whatever your version of Egypt or the desert looks like, the very thing you've used to count yourself out might be the thing God redeems. If you've ever felt disqualified, unusable, or written off, this one is worth sitting with. Listen to the end and ask whether the story you stopped telling about yourself is the one God is still writing.

]]> Sun, 28 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1699 7 a52cd80667c36a6d742d9b3f4dcd94a2 no Reel Faith | The Opposite of Control Is Trust Week 4 Janna Twedell <p>Control feels like safety. More often, it's a cage. What happens when life stops following your script: a job change you didn't choose, a diagnosis you didn't expect, a kid who grew up faster than you were ready for. Using the panic of a father watching his daughter get married in Father of the Bride, Janna asks a simple question. What are you really holding onto when you grip your plans so tightly? The answer lands somewhere surprising. The opposite of control isn't chaos. It's trust. Drawing from Proverbs and the hard-won honesty of Ecclesiastes, Janna makes the case that trying to force life into place on your own is exhausting, and that it was never the assignment in the first place. There's freedom in taking the next faithful step instead of carrying the whole map. And there's something steadying in realizing you were never meant to do any of it alone.</p> <p>Control feels like safety. More often, it's a cage. What happens when life stops following your script: a job change you didn't choose, a diagnosis you didn't expect, a kid who grew up faster than you were ready for. Using the panic of a father watching his daughter get married in Father of the Bride, Janna asks a simple question. What are you really holding onto when you grip your plans so tightly? The answer lands somewhere surprising. The opposite of control isn't chaos. It's trust. Drawing from Proverbs and the hard-won honesty of Ecclesiastes, Janna makes the case that trying to force life into place on your own is exhausting, and that it was never the assignment in the first place. There's freedom in taking the next faithful step instead of carrying the whole map. And there's something steadying in realizing you were never meant to do any of it alone.</p> Control feels like safety. More often, it's a cage. What happens when life stops following your script: a job change you didn't choose, a diagnosis you didn't expect, a kid who grew up faster than you were ready for. Using the panic of a father watching his daughter get married in Father of the Bride, Janna asks a simple question. What are you really holding onto when you grip your plans so tightly? The answer lands somewhere surprising. The opposite of control isn't chaos. It's trust. Drawing from Proverbs and the hard-won honesty of Ecclesiastes, Janna makes the case that trying to force life into place on your own is exhausting, and that it was never the assignment in the first place. There's freedom in taking the next faithful step instead of carrying the whole map. And there's something steadying in realizing you were never meant to do any of it alone.

]]> Sun, 21 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1418 8 f5242884f69139067b60a13940dfe800 no Reel Faith | Why Won't Anxiety Go Away? Week 3 Josh Maggart <p>You've tried to pray it away, think it away, distract it away, and somehow it only gets louder. If that's been your experience with anxiety, this message is for you. Drawing on the movie Inside Out 2, the moment Jesus sweat blood in the garden, and real research on how the anxious brain actually works, this message challenges a belief many of us quietly carry: that feeling anxious means we're failing, spiritually or otherwise. The truth is closer to the opposite. Anxiety showing up isn't the problem. The problem is when it grabs the steering wheel. There's a difference between feeling fear and being ruled by it, and that difference can be learned, practiced, and rewired over time. Whether you've had panic attacks at 2 a.m. or you just feel the weight of growing up, you'll find language here for what you've been carrying and a way forward that doesn't ask you to stop being human.</p> <p>You've tried to pray it away, think it away, distract it away, and somehow it only gets louder. If that's been your experience with anxiety, this message is for you. Drawing on the movie Inside Out 2, the moment Jesus sweat blood in the garden, and real research on how the anxious brain actually works, this message challenges a belief many of us quietly carry: that feeling anxious means we're failing, spiritually or otherwise. The truth is closer to the opposite. Anxiety showing up isn't the problem. The problem is when it grabs the steering wheel. There's a difference between feeling fear and being ruled by it, and that difference can be learned, practiced, and rewired over time. Whether you've had panic attacks at 2 a.m. or you just feel the weight of growing up, you'll find language here for what you've been carrying and a way forward that doesn't ask you to stop being human.</p> You've tried to pray it away, think it away, distract it away, and somehow it only gets louder. If that's been your experience with anxiety, this message is for you. Drawing on the movie Inside Out 2, the moment Jesus sweat blood in the garden, and real research on how the anxious brain actually works, this message challenges a belief many of us quietly carry: that feeling anxious means we're failing, spiritually or otherwise. The truth is closer to the opposite. Anxiety showing up isn't the problem. The problem is when it grabs the steering wheel. There's a difference between feeling fear and being ruled by it, and that difference can be learned, practiced, and rewired over time. Whether you've had panic attacks at 2 a.m. or you just feel the weight of growing up, you'll find language here for what you've been carrying and a way forward that doesn't ask you to stop being human.

]]> Sun, 14 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1381 9 542f2314c3c92332b196f2632af9f829 no Reel Faith | Eight Names. How Many Do You Know? Week 2 Christian Summers <p>Most of us could name a celebrity, a politician, or a favorite athlete without hesitating. But the eight people who live closest to us? That's a different story. This message gets at why we've become so good at abstract, generalized love while completely overlooking the real people next door. From a 3,000-year-old command in Leviticus to the story of the Good Samaritan to a surprisingly honest conversation with a city mayor, the case for literal neighboring has been consistent throughout history. The question Jesus kept pushing back to was never "do you love humanity?" It was "who is your neighbor?" and more pointedly, "what are you doing about it?" This is a practical, honest look at why the garage door became the enemy of community, what it actually means to love the person next door, and why learning one name this week might be the most significant thing you do.</p> <p>Most of us could name a celebrity, a politician, or a favorite athlete without hesitating. But the eight people who live closest to us? That's a different story. This message gets at why we've become so good at abstract, generalized love while completely overlooking the real people next door. From a 3,000-year-old command in Leviticus to the story of the Good Samaritan to a surprisingly honest conversation with a city mayor, the case for literal neighboring has been consistent throughout history. The question Jesus kept pushing back to was never "do you love humanity?" It was "who is your neighbor?" and more pointedly, "what are you doing about it?" This is a practical, honest look at why the garage door became the enemy of community, what it actually means to love the person next door, and why learning one name this week might be the most significant thing you do.</p> Most of us could name a celebrity, a politician, or a favorite athlete without hesitating. But the eight people who live closest to us? That's a different story. This message gets at why we've become so good at abstract, generalized love while completely overlooking the real people next door. From a 3,000-year-old command in Leviticus to the story of the Good Samaritan to a surprisingly honest conversation with a city mayor, the case for literal neighboring has been consistent throughout history. The question Jesus kept pushing back to was never "do you love humanity?" It was "who is your neighbor?" and more pointedly, "what are you doing about it?" This is a practical, honest look at why the garage door became the enemy of community, what it actually means to love the person next door, and why learning one name this week might be the most significant thing you do.

]]> Sun, 07 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1914 10 f0c683a76f749cd37c09d72d3739bb4e no Reel Faith | Going Back to Move Forward Week 1 Christian Summers <p>Most of us are carrying a younger version of ourselves who is still running the show. A kid who learned somewhere along the way that big feelings weren't safe, that certain needs were weakness, that the real you had to be managed and hidden. So we built armor. We called it maturity, responsibility, moving on. But the wound never went anywhere, and we kept building our whole lives on top of it. This message opens a new series that looks for deeper truth in the stories we already love, starting with the film The Kid. It asks a question that's harder than it sounds: when did you stop being a kid, and what would it take to go back? Drawing on the idea that emotional health and spiritual growth can't be separated, it points toward a kind of healing that doesn't erase your past but redeems it. There's an honest, hopeful invitation here for anyone tired of holding it all together.</p> <p>Most of us are carrying a younger version of ourselves who is still running the show. A kid who learned somewhere along the way that big feelings weren't safe, that certain needs were weakness, that the real you had to be managed and hidden. So we built armor. We called it maturity, responsibility, moving on. But the wound never went anywhere, and we kept building our whole lives on top of it. This message opens a new series that looks for deeper truth in the stories we already love, starting with the film The Kid. It asks a question that's harder than it sounds: when did you stop being a kid, and what would it take to go back? Drawing on the idea that emotional health and spiritual growth can't be separated, it points toward a kind of healing that doesn't erase your past but redeems it. There's an honest, hopeful invitation here for anyone tired of holding it all together.</p> Most of us are carrying a younger version of ourselves who is still running the show. A kid who learned somewhere along the way that big feelings weren't safe, that certain needs were weakness, that the real you had to be managed and hidden. So we built armor. We called it maturity, responsibility, moving on. But the wound never went anywhere, and we kept building our whole lives on top of it. This message opens a new series that looks for deeper truth in the stories we already love, starting with the film The Kid. It asks a question that's harder than it sounds: when did you stop being a kid, and what would it take to go back? Drawing on the idea that emotional health and spiritual growth can't be separated, it points toward a kind of healing that doesn't erase your past but redeems it. There's an honest, hopeful invitation here for anyone tired of holding it all together.

]]> Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2167 11 f26d3c70c15d965dc2b4bdfc0169719b no Our Values: Dunamis and Anxiety cannot coexist. Week 3 Christian Summers <p>Most people know what it feels like to carry anxiety into a room and never put it down. But what if the real problem isn't your circumstances? What if you've been trying to manage them on your own? This sermon digs into the Greek word dunamis, the resurrection power that raised Christ from the dead and now lives in every believer. It's not self-confidence. It's not a mindset shift. It's a power that works best when your own strength runs out. If you've quietly stopped expecting God to move, if fear has been running the show more than faith, this one is for you.</p> <p>Most people know what it feels like to carry anxiety into a room and never put it down. But what if the real problem isn't your circumstances? What if you've been trying to manage them on your own? This sermon digs into the Greek word dunamis, the resurrection power that raised Christ from the dead and now lives in every believer. It's not self-confidence. It's not a mindset shift. It's a power that works best when your own strength runs out. If you've quietly stopped expecting God to move, if fear has been running the show more than faith, this one is for you.</p> Most people know what it feels like to carry anxiety into a room and never put it down. But what if the real problem isn't your circumstances? What if you've been trying to manage them on your own? This sermon digs into the Greek word dunamis, the resurrection power that raised Christ from the dead and now lives in every believer. It's not self-confidence. It's not a mindset shift. It's a power that works best when your own strength runs out. If you've quietly stopped expecting God to move, if fear has been running the show more than faith, this one is for you.

]]> Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1172 12 973daf5929bb4286fcb4f0ffb5b6d6e2 no Our Values: What Makes Love Real? Week 2 Christian Summers <p>Most of us were taught to chase love instead of receive it. Pastor Christian works through why the modern definition of love (subjective, consumeristic, defined by feelings) leaves people anxious, lonely, and afraid. Pulling from 2 Timothy 1:7 and 1 John 4, he makes the case that real love has to come from a source outside ourselves. God is love, and His love does not respond to loveliness; it creates it. Pastor Christian breaks down the difference between agape and the other Greek words for love, why perfect love casts out fear, why so many people struggle to feel loved even when they are, and what it actually looks like to practice love instead of waiting to feel it. There is honest talk about church hurt, the lies we believe about being unlovable, and the small daily practices that change how we show up for the people around us. Listen to the end. The last few minutes might reframe how you think about love entirely.</p> <p>Most of us were taught to chase love instead of receive it. Pastor Christian works through why the modern definition of love (subjective, consumeristic, defined by feelings) leaves people anxious, lonely, and afraid. Pulling from 2 Timothy 1:7 and 1 John 4, he makes the case that real love has to come from a source outside ourselves. God is love, and His love does not respond to loveliness; it creates it. Pastor Christian breaks down the difference between agape and the other Greek words for love, why perfect love casts out fear, why so many people struggle to feel loved even when they are, and what it actually looks like to practice love instead of waiting to feel it. There is honest talk about church hurt, the lies we believe about being unlovable, and the small daily practices that change how we show up for the people around us. Listen to the end. The last few minutes might reframe how you think about love entirely.</p> Most of us were taught to chase love instead of receive it. Pastor Christian works through why the modern definition of love (subjective, consumeristic, defined by feelings) leaves people anxious, lonely, and afraid. Pulling from 2 Timothy 1:7 and 1 John 4, he makes the case that real love has to come from a source outside ourselves. God is love, and His love does not respond to loveliness; it creates it. Pastor Christian breaks down the difference between agape and the other Greek words for love, why perfect love casts out fear, why so many people struggle to feel loved even when they are, and what it actually looks like to practice love instead of waiting to feel it. There is honest talk about church hurt, the lies we believe about being unlovable, and the small daily practices that change how we show up for the people around us. Listen to the end. The last few minutes might reframe how you think about love entirely.

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2166 13 117a5b64b17e8c5d01af445c2e1dcef8 no Our Values: What Truth Are You Passing Down? Week 1 Christian Summers <p>Every family passes something down, whether they mean to or not. The question is what. In this Mother's Day message, the conversation turns to the kind of inheritance that doesn't show up in an estate sale: the truth, wisdom, and steady inner life we hand to the next generation through the way we live, speak, and respond. Anchored in 2 Timothy 1:7 and a walk through the Proverbs, this sermon explores what it means to have a sound mind in a world that runs on fear, anxiety, and noise. It asks honest questions: Where has fear become your interpreter? What lie have you repeated so often it feels true? What correction have you been resisting that might actually be a mercy?</p> <p>Every family passes something down, whether they mean to or not. The question is what. In this Mother's Day message, the conversation turns to the kind of inheritance that doesn't show up in an estate sale: the truth, wisdom, and steady inner life we hand to the next generation through the way we live, speak, and respond. Anchored in 2 Timothy 1:7 and a walk through the Proverbs, this sermon explores what it means to have a sound mind in a world that runs on fear, anxiety, and noise. It asks honest questions: Where has fear become your interpreter? What lie have you repeated so often it feels true? What correction have you been resisting that might actually be a mercy?</p> Every family passes something down, whether they mean to or not. The question is what. In this Mother's Day message, the conversation turns to the kind of inheritance that doesn't show up in an estate sale: the truth, wisdom, and steady inner life we hand to the next generation through the way we live, speak, and respond. Anchored in 2 Timothy 1:7 and a walk through the Proverbs, this sermon explores what it means to have a sound mind in a world that runs on fear, anxiety, and noise. It asks honest questions: Where has fear become your interpreter? What lie have you repeated so often it feels true? What correction have you been resisting that might actually be a mercy?

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1597 14 2fc85fa13e20903f93b65c22fe3fa824 no God's House, Your Responsibility Aaron Ball <p>Most of us walk through life treating it like it's ours to do with as we please. But what if everything you have, your time, your money, your relationships, your abilities, was never really yours to begin with? Aaron takes the Parable of the Talents and flips it on its head, using the relatable lens of house-sitting to show what it actually means to be a good steward. There are three kinds of people in this story: the one who ignores the owner's wishes entirely, the one who follows the rules to the letter but misses the point, and the one who understands the heart behind the rules and acts on it. The difference between them isn't effort or talent. It's understanding who the house belongs to and what the owner actually cares about. If you've ever wondered what God really expects from you, this one is worth your time. Watch to the end, the connection between the Ten Commandments and two simple ideas might surprise you.</p> <p>Most of us walk through life treating it like it's ours to do with as we please. But what if everything you have, your time, your money, your relationships, your abilities, was never really yours to begin with? Aaron takes the Parable of the Talents and flips it on its head, using the relatable lens of house-sitting to show what it actually means to be a good steward. There are three kinds of people in this story: the one who ignores the owner's wishes entirely, the one who follows the rules to the letter but misses the point, and the one who understands the heart behind the rules and acts on it. The difference between them isn't effort or talent. It's understanding who the house belongs to and what the owner actually cares about. If you've ever wondered what God really expects from you, this one is worth your time. Watch to the end, the connection between the Ten Commandments and two simple ideas might surprise you.</p> Most of us walk through life treating it like it's ours to do with as we please. But what if everything you have, your time, your money, your relationships, your abilities, was never really yours to begin with? Aaron takes the Parable of the Talents and flips it on its head, using the relatable lens of house-sitting to show what it actually means to be a good steward. There are three kinds of people in this story: the one who ignores the owner's wishes entirely, the one who follows the rules to the letter but misses the point, and the one who understands the heart behind the rules and acts on it. The difference between them isn't effort or talent. It's understanding who the house belongs to and what the owner actually cares about. If you've ever wondered what God really expects from you, this one is worth your time. Watch to the end, the connection between the Ten Commandments and two simple ideas might surprise you.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1789 15 5616539a5103c0e745bc7877ff9fcb49 no Hot Mess: A Life Lesson from Four Teenagers Week 3 Christian Summers <p>Most of us are living on autopilot, putting one foot in front of the other, moving fast, and missing what's right in front of us. On this baptism Sunday, four young people stepping into the water reminded us what it actually looks like to slow down, pay attention, and live a life that's genuinely compelling to the people around you. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2 and Philippians 2, this message is about the mission we all share, not as a church program, but as people filled with power, love, and truth who have something real to give away.</p> <p>Most of us are living on autopilot, putting one foot in front of the other, moving fast, and missing what's right in front of us. On this baptism Sunday, four young people stepping into the water reminded us what it actually looks like to slow down, pay attention, and live a life that's genuinely compelling to the people around you. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2 and Philippians 2, this message is about the mission we all share, not as a church program, but as people filled with power, love, and truth who have something real to give away.</p> Most of us are living on autopilot, putting one foot in front of the other, moving fast, and missing what's right in front of us. On this baptism Sunday, four young people stepping into the water reminded us what it actually looks like to slow down, pay attention, and live a life that's genuinely compelling to the people around you. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2 and Philippians 2, this message is about the mission we all share, not as a church program, but as people filled with power, love, and truth who have something real to give away.

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1804 16 8f6a8e1d70781dc452dc4a54ac988ff6 no Hot Mess: One Act. Generations Changed. Week 2 Christian Summers <p>What does it actually mean to do justice? Not just talk about it, but live it out in a way that changes communities and breaks cycles of poverty for good. We look at the biblical vision of justice and generosity from the early church all the way to a man in Nairobi, Kenya, whose entire family escaped generational poverty because one person in Canada chose to act. The connection between what God has freely given us and what we're invited to give others is closer than you might think, and the cost of one generous act might be smaller than you imagine, while the impact stretches further than you'll ever see.</p><p><br></p><p>This week's message contains videos from Compassion International and The Bible Project. You can also watch those videos on their channels here:</p><p><br></p><p>Bible Project - Justice: <a href="https://bibleproject.com/videos/justice" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bibleproject.com/videos/justice/</a></p><p><br></p><p>Bible Project - Compassion: <a href="https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-compassion" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-compassion/</a></p><p><br></p><p>David's Story: <a href="https://youtu.be/z8EIupusUXI?si=qGogrSYMfCRQctfb" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/z8EIupusUXI?si=qGogrSYMfCRQctfb</a></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>What does it actually mean to do justice? Not just talk about it, but live it out in a way that changes communities and breaks cycles of poverty for good. We look at the biblical vision of justice and generosity from the early church all the way to a man in Nairobi, Kenya, whose entire family escaped generational poverty because one person in Canada chose to act. The connection between what God has freely given us and what we're invited to give others is closer than you might think, and the cost of one generous act might be smaller than you imagine, while the impact stretches further than you'll ever see.</p><p><br></p><p>This week's message contains videos from Compassion International and The Bible Project. You can also watch those videos on their channels here:</p><p><br></p><p>Bible Project - Justice: <a href="https://bibleproject.com/videos/justice" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bibleproject.com/videos/justice/</a></p><p><br></p><p>Bible Project - Compassion: <a href="https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-compassion" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-compassion/</a></p><p><br></p><p>David's Story: <a href="https://youtu.be/z8EIupusUXI?si=qGogrSYMfCRQctfb" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/z8EIupusUXI?si=qGogrSYMfCRQctfb</a></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p> What does it actually mean to do justice? Not just talk about it, but live it out in a way that changes communities and breaks cycles of poverty for good. We look at the biblical vision of justice and generosity from the early church all the way to a man in Nairobi, Kenya, whose entire family escaped generational poverty because one person in Canada chose to act. The connection between what God has freely given us and what we're invited to give others is closer than you might think, and the cost of one generous act might be smaller than you imagine, while the impact stretches further than you'll ever see.


This week's message contains videos from Compassion International and The Bible Project. You can also watch those videos on their channels here:


Bible Project - Justice: https://bibleproject.com/videos/justice/


Bible Project - Compassion: https://bibleproject.com/videos/character-of-god-compassion/


David's Story: https://youtu.be/z8EIupusUXI?si=qGogrSYMfCRQctfb




]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1325 17 bdd2ee3b7a8208827057d3d11c684d58 no Hot Mess: Not a Flawless Church. A Truthful One. Week 1 Christian Summers <p>In this first message of our new series "Hot Mess," Pastor Christian digs into Acts 6 to show how the early church faced real conflict, overlooked people, and organizational breakdown, and instead of falling apart, they leaned into shared leadership, radical care, and the Holy Spirit to come out stronger. Whether you've been burned by church, walked away from faith, or you're just trying to figure out how to show up for the people around you, this message is for you. The mess didn't disqualify them. And it won't disqualify you either.</p> <p>In this first message of our new series "Hot Mess," Pastor Christian digs into Acts 6 to show how the early church faced real conflict, overlooked people, and organizational breakdown, and instead of falling apart, they leaned into shared leadership, radical care, and the Holy Spirit to come out stronger. Whether you've been burned by church, walked away from faith, or you're just trying to figure out how to show up for the people around you, this message is for you. The mess didn't disqualify them. And it won't disqualify you either.</p> In this first message of our new series "Hot Mess," Pastor Christian digs into Acts 6 to show how the early church faced real conflict, overlooked people, and organizational breakdown, and instead of falling apart, they leaned into shared leadership, radical care, and the Holy Spirit to come out stronger. Whether you've been burned by church, walked away from faith, or you're just trying to figure out how to show up for the people around you, this message is for you. The mess didn't disqualify them. And it won't disqualify you either.

]]> Sun, 12 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1933 18 2bebe0bb66ef6482150e6cd3b657c403 no Easter 2026 When Hope Walked Beside Them Christian Summers <p>On the road to Emmaus, two heartbroken disciples walked away in defeat, not realizing the risen Jesus was walking right beside them. This Easter, we explore what happens when Jesus doesn't appear the way we expect, how our "preferred version" of Jesus can blind us to what he's actually doing, and how true hope is restored when we let him reinterpret our story. Luke 24 | Easter Sunday 2026</p> <p>On the road to Emmaus, two heartbroken disciples walked away in defeat, not realizing the risen Jesus was walking right beside them. This Easter, we explore what happens when Jesus doesn't appear the way we expect, how our "preferred version" of Jesus can blind us to what he's actually doing, and how true hope is restored when we let him reinterpret our story. Luke 24 | Easter Sunday 2026</p> On the road to Emmaus, two heartbroken disciples walked away in defeat, not realizing the risen Jesus was walking right beside them. This Easter, we explore what happens when Jesus doesn't appear the way we expect, how our "preferred version" of Jesus can blind us to what he's actually doing, and how true hope is restored when we let him reinterpret our story. Luke 24 | Easter Sunday 2026

]]> Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1501 19 cca91b675b6306e91be627cb22869697 no Lent & Lament: What Do You Need to Let Go Of? Week 6 Mike Caulley <p>This Palm Sunday message in our Lent & Lament series explores John 12, where Mary pours out costly perfume at Jesus’ feet and the crowds shout “Hosanna” as He enters Jerusalem. Mike Caulley invites us to consider the anchoring question, “What do you need to let go of?" Our need for control, safety nets, expectations of how God should move, and even our timelines. Through Mary’s extravagant surrender and the crowd’s conflicted responses, we’re called to release what we cling to and receive Jesus’ gentle disruption, stepping into deeper trust, worship, and intimacy with Him.</p> <p>This Palm Sunday message in our Lent & Lament series explores John 12, where Mary pours out costly perfume at Jesus’ feet and the crowds shout “Hosanna” as He enters Jerusalem. Mike Caulley invites us to consider the anchoring question, “What do you need to let go of?" Our need for control, safety nets, expectations of how God should move, and even our timelines. Through Mary’s extravagant surrender and the crowd’s conflicted responses, we’re called to release what we cling to and receive Jesus’ gentle disruption, stepping into deeper trust, worship, and intimacy with Him.</p> This Palm Sunday message in our Lent & Lament series explores John 12, where Mary pours out costly perfume at Jesus’ feet and the crowds shout “Hosanna” as He enters Jerusalem. Mike Caulley invites us to consider the anchoring question, “What do you need to let go of?" Our need for control, safety nets, expectations of how God should move, and even our timelines. Through Mary’s extravagant surrender and the crowd’s conflicted responses, we’re called to release what we cling to and receive Jesus’ gentle disruption, stepping into deeper trust, worship, and intimacy with Him.

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2050 20 c99430b41af5909d0397f8f735a0f2f1 no Lent & Lament: Trusting Jesus in the Delay Week 5 Christian Summers <p>In this message from our Lent and Lament series, we walk through John 11 and the story of Lazarus, Martha, and Mary to explore how Jesus meets us in grief, delay, and unanswered prayer. Even when it feels like God is late, the gospel shows that Jesus is present, compassionate, and still fully in control. Pastor Christian invites us to bring our honest pain before the Lord, trust His timing, and let the community of faith help unbind what death, loss, and sorrow have wrapped around us.​</p> <p>In this message from our Lent and Lament series, we walk through John 11 and the story of Lazarus, Martha, and Mary to explore how Jesus meets us in grief, delay, and unanswered prayer. Even when it feels like God is late, the gospel shows that Jesus is present, compassionate, and still fully in control. Pastor Christian invites us to bring our honest pain before the Lord, trust His timing, and let the community of faith help unbind what death, loss, and sorrow have wrapped around us.​</p> In this message from our Lent and Lament series, we walk through John 11 and the story of Lazarus, Martha, and Mary to explore how Jesus meets us in grief, delay, and unanswered prayer. Even when it feels like God is late, the gospel shows that Jesus is present, compassionate, and still fully in control. Pastor Christian invites us to bring our honest pain before the Lord, trust His timing, and let the community of faith help unbind what death, loss, and sorrow have wrapped around us.​

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2297 21 e250d947dd2e7443afe42e5219ffe738 no Lent & Lament: Lamenting Through Pain, Not Around It Week 4 Christian Summers <p>Lent invites us into the uncomfortable honesty of lament, where we bring our grief, disappointment, and confusion directly to God rather than pretending everything is fine. We explore how Scripture shows lament as God’s path through pain, whether we’re walking through wilderness seasons, feeling exiled from what felt secure, or facing suffering that makes no sense at all. We are called to name our sorrow before God, cling to his character when emotions tell a different story, and discover that in Christ our “jars of clay” are held by a faithful, present, and healing God who meets us right in the middle of our weakness.</p> <p>Lent invites us into the uncomfortable honesty of lament, where we bring our grief, disappointment, and confusion directly to God rather than pretending everything is fine. We explore how Scripture shows lament as God’s path through pain, whether we’re walking through wilderness seasons, feeling exiled from what felt secure, or facing suffering that makes no sense at all. We are called to name our sorrow before God, cling to his character when emotions tell a different story, and discover that in Christ our “jars of clay” are held by a faithful, present, and healing God who meets us right in the middle of our weakness.</p> Lent invites us into the uncomfortable honesty of lament, where we bring our grief, disappointment, and confusion directly to God rather than pretending everything is fine. We explore how Scripture shows lament as God’s path through pain, whether we’re walking through wilderness seasons, feeling exiled from what felt secure, or facing suffering that makes no sense at all. We are called to name our sorrow before God, cling to his character when emotions tell a different story, and discover that in Christ our “jars of clay” are held by a faithful, present, and healing God who meets us right in the middle of our weakness.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2205 22 fc5af9762ad85e7f7cbb503f5ef76cb9 no Lent & Lament: Lamenting Our World, Trusting Our God Week 3 Christian Summers <p>We face the reality that we all encounter deep pain, personal loss, injustice, and the brokenness of our world. Scripture invites us to bring it all honestly to God in lament, rather than pretending we are okay. Drawing from Psalms, Job, the story of Israel, and the cross of Jesus, we explore how a God who suffered on the Cross can hold our hardest questions and still lead us into a stubborn, defiant trust that He is good and at work even when nothing makes sense.</p> <p>We face the reality that we all encounter deep pain, personal loss, injustice, and the brokenness of our world. Scripture invites us to bring it all honestly to God in lament, rather than pretending we are okay. Drawing from Psalms, Job, the story of Israel, and the cross of Jesus, we explore how a God who suffered on the Cross can hold our hardest questions and still lead us into a stubborn, defiant trust that He is good and at work even when nothing makes sense.</p> We face the reality that we all encounter deep pain, personal loss, injustice, and the brokenness of our world. Scripture invites us to bring it all honestly to God in lament, rather than pretending we are okay. Drawing from Psalms, Job, the story of Israel, and the cross of Jesus, we explore how a God who suffered on the Cross can hold our hardest questions and still lead us into a stubborn, defiant trust that He is good and at work even when nothing makes sense.

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2316 23 ac070f4a8da315853428c6f5b841df06 no Lent & Lament: What Is It? Finding God’s Manna in the Wilderness Week 2 Aaron Ball <p>In this 2nd message from our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to live life in the wilderness. Those seasons when God feels distant, our hearts feel dry, and faith is tested. Drawing parallels between Israel’s journey through the desert, Jesus’ 40 days of temptation, and our own stories, we wrestle honestly with doubt, disappointment, and the feeling of being spiritually “hungry,” while also discovering how God meets us with daily manna: unexpected provision, presence, and hope.</p> <p>In this 2nd message from our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to live life in the wilderness. Those seasons when God feels distant, our hearts feel dry, and faith is tested. Drawing parallels between Israel’s journey through the desert, Jesus’ 40 days of temptation, and our own stories, we wrestle honestly with doubt, disappointment, and the feeling of being spiritually “hungry,” while also discovering how God meets us with daily manna: unexpected provision, presence, and hope.</p> In this 2nd message from our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to live life in the wilderness. Those seasons when God feels distant, our hearts feel dry, and faith is tested. Drawing parallels between Israel’s journey through the desert, Jesus’ 40 days of temptation, and our own stories, we wrestle honestly with doubt, disappointment, and the feeling of being spiritually “hungry,” while also discovering how God meets us with daily manna: unexpected provision, presence, and hope.

]]> Sun, 01 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1814 24 21a9dab45deec9e81403b6e69a2c5a00 no Lent & Lament: Name the Pain, Keep the Hope Week 1 Christian Summers <p>How long do we have to wait for things to change? In this first message of our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to be honest about pain, disappointment, and unanswered prayers, all without losing hold of hope. Drawing on Psalm 13, Romans 8, and Revelation, we examine the pattern of biblical lament (complaint, cry, consolation) and how naming our grief can deepen our faith rather than destroy it. If you are walking through a hard season, we invite you to bring your real questions and real pain into the presence of a God who sees, hears, and has not forgotten you.</p> <p>How long do we have to wait for things to change? In this first message of our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to be honest about pain, disappointment, and unanswered prayers, all without losing hold of hope. Drawing on Psalm 13, Romans 8, and Revelation, we examine the pattern of biblical lament (complaint, cry, consolation) and how naming our grief can deepen our faith rather than destroy it. If you are walking through a hard season, we invite you to bring your real questions and real pain into the presence of a God who sees, hears, and has not forgotten you.</p> How long do we have to wait for things to change? In this first message of our “Lent and Lament” series, we explore what it means to be honest about pain, disappointment, and unanswered prayers, all without losing hold of hope. Drawing on Psalm 13, Romans 8, and Revelation, we examine the pattern of biblical lament (complaint, cry, consolation) and how naming our grief can deepen our faith rather than destroy it. If you are walking through a hard season, we invite you to bring your real questions and real pain into the presence of a God who sees, hears, and has not forgotten you.

]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2054 25 568e9c010c79f42fab0d007ae6422de0 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Work without Toil Week 7 Christian Summers <p>Work doesn’t have to crush you, define you, or feel like a necessary evil. In this message from our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore how Scripture reframes work as a partnership with God rather than as pointless toil. We examine the false stories we believe about our jobs, the difference between a job and a vocation, and how to live as “faithful, not famous” in the workplace. You’ll also hear practical habits for consecrating your day, working from belovedness rather than for worth, practicing presence at work, blessing your workplace, and embracing Sabbath as a form of resistance to hustle culture.</p> <p>Work doesn’t have to crush you, define you, or feel like a necessary evil. In this message from our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore how Scripture reframes work as a partnership with God rather than as pointless toil. We examine the false stories we believe about our jobs, the difference between a job and a vocation, and how to live as “faithful, not famous” in the workplace. You’ll also hear practical habits for consecrating your day, working from belovedness rather than for worth, practicing presence at work, blessing your workplace, and embracing Sabbath as a form of resistance to hustle culture.</p> Work doesn’t have to crush you, define you, or feel like a necessary evil. In this message from our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore how Scripture reframes work as a partnership with God rather than as pointless toil. We examine the false stories we believe about our jobs, the difference between a job and a vocation, and how to live as “faithful, not famous” in the workplace. You’ll also hear practical habits for consecrating your day, working from belovedness rather than for worth, practicing presence at work, blessing your workplace, and embracing Sabbath as a form of resistance to hustle culture.

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1566 26 309cbf5d86659127874170b7776d5f80 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Loving People Who Don’t Think Like You Week 6 Janna Twedell <p>In Week 6 of our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore what it means to love people who don’t think, believe, or live as we do, and how differentiation and grace help us do that without losing ourselves. Drawing from Scripture and real-life stories, we look at how to stay connected in the middle of tension, how to hold our convictions while remaining relationally present, and how the Holy Spirit uses ordinary conversations and small acts of vulnerability to shape us into people of deeper unity and love.</p> <p>In Week 6 of our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore what it means to love people who don’t think, believe, or live as we do, and how differentiation and grace help us do that without losing ourselves. Drawing from Scripture and real-life stories, we look at how to stay connected in the middle of tension, how to hold our convictions while remaining relationally present, and how the Holy Spirit uses ordinary conversations and small acts of vulnerability to shape us into people of deeper unity and love.</p> In Week 6 of our “Spirituality of Intentionality” series, we explore what it means to love people who don’t think, believe, or live as we do, and how differentiation and grace help us do that without losing ourselves. Drawing from Scripture and real-life stories, we look at how to stay connected in the middle of tension, how to hold our convictions while remaining relationally present, and how the Holy Spirit uses ordinary conversations and small acts of vulnerability to shape us into people of deeper unity and love.

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1818 27 f70dce62c5e75c1cc46e355acc07a806 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Real Renewal Is an Exchange, Not a Refill Week 5 Michael Clancey <p>Discover why biblical renewal is far more than a spiritual “top-off” in this message from our Spirituality of Intentionality series. Looking at Isaiah 40, we explore how true renewal isn’t God simply refreshing our depleted strength, but an intentional exchange. We exchange our weakness for His power, our sin for His righteousness, our fleeting efforts for His enduring word. Stop chasing self-help “refills” and instead step into the great exchange that enables you to walk, run, and soar without growing weary.</p> <p>Discover why biblical renewal is far more than a spiritual “top-off” in this message from our Spirituality of Intentionality series. Looking at Isaiah 40, we explore how true renewal isn’t God simply refreshing our depleted strength, but an intentional exchange. We exchange our weakness for His power, our sin for His righteousness, our fleeting efforts for His enduring word. Stop chasing self-help “refills” and instead step into the great exchange that enables you to walk, run, and soar without growing weary.</p> Discover why biblical renewal is far more than a spiritual “top-off” in this message from our Spirituality of Intentionality series. Looking at Isaiah 40, we explore how true renewal isn’t God simply refreshing our depleted strength, but an intentional exchange. We exchange our weakness for His power, our sin for His righteousness, our fleeting efforts for His enduring word. Stop chasing self-help “refills” and instead step into the great exchange that enables you to walk, run, and soar without growing weary.

]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1799 28 5d8b5370ac254b9003c1e98b748a6e13 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Practicing Sabbath Rest Week 4 Christian Summers <p>Feeling constantly tired, anxious, and behind, even when you slow your schedule down? We explore God’s invitation to Sabbath as a weekly act of freedom, resistance, and faith. The Sermon is rooted in Exodus, Deuteronomy, the teaching of Jesus, and Hebrews 4. Pastor Christian talks about how to break from hustle, productivity-as-identity, and modern “pharaohs” and step into a sustainable, joy-filled rhythm of work and rest where we remember that God is God and we are not.​</p> <p>Feeling constantly tired, anxious, and behind, even when you slow your schedule down? We explore God’s invitation to Sabbath as a weekly act of freedom, resistance, and faith. The Sermon is rooted in Exodus, Deuteronomy, the teaching of Jesus, and Hebrews 4. Pastor Christian talks about how to break from hustle, productivity-as-identity, and modern “pharaohs” and step into a sustainable, joy-filled rhythm of work and rest where we remember that God is God and we are not.​</p> Feeling constantly tired, anxious, and behind, even when you slow your schedule down? We explore God’s invitation to Sabbath as a weekly act of freedom, resistance, and faith. The Sermon is rooted in Exodus, Deuteronomy, the teaching of Jesus, and Hebrews 4. Pastor Christian talks about how to break from hustle, productivity-as-identity, and modern “pharaohs” and step into a sustainable, joy-filled rhythm of work and rest where we remember that God is God and we are not.​

]]> Sun, 25 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1808 29 c1c473aea1957ee26739bf469daa2768 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Pray with Intention Week 3 Christian Summers <p>Praying with Intention moves us from last‑minute 911 pleas to a daily rhythm that anchors life in God’s presence rather than anxiety. We draw from Jesus’ teaching in Luke 11 and the idea of a “rule of life.” The message shows how simple, repeatable practices like silence, praying the Psalms, and using a P.R.A.Y. framework (praise, repent, ask, yield) can form a kind of spiritual trellis to grow and bear fruit even in a chaotic world. Intentional prayer is not just for the spiritually elite but for ordinary people who want to become people of peace, live in step with God’s kingdom, and open themselves to the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.</p> <p>Praying with Intention moves us from last‑minute 911 pleas to a daily rhythm that anchors life in God’s presence rather than anxiety. We draw from Jesus’ teaching in Luke 11 and the idea of a “rule of life.” The message shows how simple, repeatable practices like silence, praying the Psalms, and using a P.R.A.Y. framework (praise, repent, ask, yield) can form a kind of spiritual trellis to grow and bear fruit even in a chaotic world. Intentional prayer is not just for the spiritually elite but for ordinary people who want to become people of peace, live in step with God’s kingdom, and open themselves to the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.</p> Praying with Intention moves us from last‑minute 911 pleas to a daily rhythm that anchors life in God’s presence rather than anxiety. We draw from Jesus’ teaching in Luke 11 and the idea of a “rule of life.” The message shows how simple, repeatable practices like silence, praying the Psalms, and using a P.R.A.Y. framework (praise, repent, ask, yield) can form a kind of spiritual trellis to grow and bear fruit even in a chaotic world. Intentional prayer is not just for the spiritually elite but for ordinary people who want to become people of peace, live in step with God’s kingdom, and open themselves to the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in everyday life.

]]> Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2397 30 0fd9967173749383298a6b8e8f686ff2 no Spirituality of Intentionality: Distracted by Doing, Called to Remain Week 2 Josh Maggart <p>We explore how easy it is to be “distracted by doing” for God while missing the invitation to simply remain with Jesus. Drawing from the story of Mary and Martha, John 15’s call to abide and bear fruit, and the honest struggle of walking through a “dark night of the soul,” Josh wrestles with questions of rest, action, pruning, and spiritual discomfort and invites us to see intentionality not as controlling outcomes, but as cooperating with the Holy Spirit in both stillness and obedience, even when feelings, certainty, and obvious results are stripped away.</p> <p>We explore how easy it is to be “distracted by doing” for God while missing the invitation to simply remain with Jesus. Drawing from the story of Mary and Martha, John 15’s call to abide and bear fruit, and the honest struggle of walking through a “dark night of the soul,” Josh wrestles with questions of rest, action, pruning, and spiritual discomfort and invites us to see intentionality not as controlling outcomes, but as cooperating with the Holy Spirit in both stillness and obedience, even when feelings, certainty, and obvious results are stripped away.</p> We explore how easy it is to be “distracted by doing” for God while missing the invitation to simply remain with Jesus. Drawing from the story of Mary and Martha, John 15’s call to abide and bear fruit, and the honest struggle of walking through a “dark night of the soul,” Josh wrestles with questions of rest, action, pruning, and spiritual discomfort and invites us to see intentionality not as controlling outcomes, but as cooperating with the Holy Spirit in both stillness and obedience, even when feelings, certainty, and obvious results are stripped away.

]]> Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2235 31 7b5605613a2244754a0cde16d97e146a no Spirituality of Intentionality: Spirit‑Led, Not Culture‑Led Week 1 Christian Summers <p>This message unpacks what it means to live spirit‑led instead of passively shaped by the surrounding culture, especially at the start of a new year. Through practical teaching on habits, community, and the Holy Spirit, we invite you into intentional spiritual formation rather than quick-fix self-improvement. Choose practices that slowly, steadily form you into the likeness of Jesus.</p> <p>This message unpacks what it means to live spirit‑led instead of passively shaped by the surrounding culture, especially at the start of a new year. Through practical teaching on habits, community, and the Holy Spirit, we invite you into intentional spiritual formation rather than quick-fix self-improvement. Choose practices that slowly, steadily form you into the likeness of Jesus.</p> This message unpacks what it means to live spirit‑led instead of passively shaped by the surrounding culture, especially at the start of a new year. Through practical teaching on habits, community, and the Holy Spirit, we invite you into intentional spiritual formation rather than quick-fix self-improvement. Choose practices that slowly, steadily form you into the likeness of Jesus.

]]> Sun, 04 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1368 32 bd96ae4d21f0b153aa08df0043749285 no Incredible Christmas: Love That Fulfills Every Promise – Emmanuel With Us Week 4 Christian Summers <p>In this Week 4 message of our Incredible Christmas series, we explore Advent Love through the story of Abraham, the covenant promises of God, and the genealogy of Jesus that anchors Christmas in real history. Drawing on Matthew’s account and the name “Emmanuel – God with us,” we examine how Jesus fulfills a one-sided promise, proving that God both knows us fully and loves us completely, even in the messiest seasons of life.</p> <p>In this Week 4 message of our Incredible Christmas series, we explore Advent Love through the story of Abraham, the covenant promises of God, and the genealogy of Jesus that anchors Christmas in real history. Drawing on Matthew’s account and the name “Emmanuel – God with us,” we examine how Jesus fulfills a one-sided promise, proving that God both knows us fully and loves us completely, even in the messiest seasons of life.</p> In this Week 4 message of our Incredible Christmas series, we explore Advent Love through the story of Abraham, the covenant promises of God, and the genealogy of Jesus that anchors Christmas in real history. Drawing on Matthew’s account and the name “Emmanuel – God with us,” we examine how Jesus fulfills a one-sided promise, proving that God both knows us fully and loves us completely, even in the messiest seasons of life.

]]> Sun, 21 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2104 33 6a14bdfdbe9f80a2441867be9afb6aea no Incredible Christmas: Peace That Defies Circumstances - Emmanuel in the Dark Week 2 Christian Summers <p>This week, we trace how the Prince of Peace meets us in real chaos, grief, and doubt, offering a presence that holds us when nothing feels peaceful. Through Isaiah’s promises, the Advent story in Matthew and Luke, and the honest weight of recent loss, Pastor Christian invites us to see Emmanuel, God with us, as the sign of peace rather than the absence of problems. As we receive this peace that does not depend on our circumstances, we are also called to become peacemakers who carry Christ’s embodied, credible peace into a hurting and skeptical world.</p> <p>This week, we trace how the Prince of Peace meets us in real chaos, grief, and doubt, offering a presence that holds us when nothing feels peaceful. Through Isaiah’s promises, the Advent story in Matthew and Luke, and the honest weight of recent loss, Pastor Christian invites us to see Emmanuel, God with us, as the sign of peace rather than the absence of problems. As we receive this peace that does not depend on our circumstances, we are also called to become peacemakers who carry Christ’s embodied, credible peace into a hurting and skeptical world.</p> This week, we trace how the Prince of Peace meets us in real chaos, grief, and doubt, offering a presence that holds us when nothing feels peaceful. Through Isaiah’s promises, the Advent story in Matthew and Luke, and the honest weight of recent loss, Pastor Christian invites us to see Emmanuel, God with us, as the sign of peace rather than the absence of problems. As we receive this peace that does not depend on our circumstances, we are also called to become peacemakers who carry Christ’s embodied, credible peace into a hurting and skeptical world.

]]> Sun, 07 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1592 34 3b22d8329db4f984d9f2a5c668519c9b no Incredible Christmas: Hope That Anchors - First Light of Advent Week 1 Christian Summers <p>As we step into the first week of Advent, Pastor Christian invites you to rediscover the deep, unshakable hope that comes from being rooted in faith. He explores how hope sustains us in uncertainty, gives courage in the dark, and points us toward the coming Light. Whether you’re feeling weary, waiting, or simply seeking a fresh start, be encouraged and hear practical ways to live with hope this Advent season.</p> <p>As we step into the first week of Advent, Pastor Christian invites you to rediscover the deep, unshakable hope that comes from being rooted in faith. He explores how hope sustains us in uncertainty, gives courage in the dark, and points us toward the coming Light. Whether you’re feeling weary, waiting, or simply seeking a fresh start, be encouraged and hear practical ways to live with hope this Advent season.</p> As we step into the first week of Advent, Pastor Christian invites you to rediscover the deep, unshakable hope that comes from being rooted in faith. He explores how hope sustains us in uncertainty, gives courage in the dark, and points us toward the coming Light. Whether you’re feeling weary, waiting, or simply seeking a fresh start, be encouraged and hear practical ways to live with hope this Advent season.

]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1362 35 054d5bfdb7a2abb043aae817bb10cb24 no Generous God: Cultivating Gratitude in Everyday Life Week 5 Christian Summers <p>Pastor Christian explores the heart of Thanksgiving and practicing gratitude beyond the holiday season. We invite you to reflect on the small, specific blessings in life, to engage in intentional moments of thankfulness with family, and to embrace generosity as a way of living.</p> <p>Pastor Christian explores the heart of Thanksgiving and practicing gratitude beyond the holiday season. We invite you to reflect on the small, specific blessings in life, to engage in intentional moments of thankfulness with family, and to embrace generosity as a way of living.</p> Pastor Christian explores the heart of Thanksgiving and practicing gratitude beyond the holiday season. We invite you to reflect on the small, specific blessings in life, to engage in intentional moments of thankfulness with family, and to embrace generosity as a way of living.

]]> Sun, 23 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2678 36 96f17ba526b51050750217629a4b042c no Generous God: Living in the Miracle Zone Week 4 Curtis Jones <p>Guest Speaker Curtis Jones from Convoy of Hope shares how compassion interrupts our plans, how we're called to own problems bigger than ourselves, and how the gap between our resources and the task at hand is where God works miracles.</p> <p>Guest Speaker Curtis Jones from Convoy of Hope shares how compassion interrupts our plans, how we're called to own problems bigger than ourselves, and how the gap between our resources and the task at hand is where God works miracles.</p> Guest Speaker Curtis Jones from Convoy of Hope shares how compassion interrupts our plans, how we're called to own problems bigger than ourselves, and how the gap between our resources and the task at hand is where God works miracles.

]]> Sun, 16 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1996 37 8eca1a7bca79c7ab04a15d71a2ee802c no Generous God: Tithing Is About Transformation, Not Transaction Week 3 Aaron Ball <p>Guest Speaker Aaron Ball Preaches on Malachi 3 and the Call to Generosity, Clarifying Common Misconceptions About Tithing and Its Connection to Blessing, Stewardship, and God's Character.</p> <p>Guest Speaker Aaron Ball Preaches on Malachi 3 and the Call to Generosity, Clarifying Common Misconceptions About Tithing and Its Connection to Blessing, Stewardship, and God's Character.</p> Guest Speaker Aaron Ball Preaches on Malachi 3 and the Call to Generosity, Clarifying Common Misconceptions About Tithing and Its Connection to Blessing, Stewardship, and God's Character.

]]> Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1663 38 976189c00c8970c181fb35bceb4fc8f4 no Generous God: How God Multiplies What You Surrender Week 2 Christian Summers <p>Week 2 of the Sermon Series. Pastor Christian Summers discusses trusting God with whatever you have, even when it feels small, so He can multiply it for your good.</p> <p>Week 2 of the Sermon Series. Pastor Christian Summers discusses trusting God with whatever you have, even when it feels small, so He can multiply it for your good.</p> Week 2 of the Sermon Series. Pastor Christian Summers discusses trusting God with whatever you have, even when it feels small, so He can multiply it for your good.

]]> Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2301 39 880242947b31f651b1e404784e01bdba no Generous God: Start at the Beginning Week 1 Christian Summers <p>Pastor Christian Summers introduces a new sermon series on Generosity and Gratitude. He compares the gifts Cain and Abel presented to God, illustrating how their actions can guide us today and inspire us to embrace a spirit of generosity.</p> <p>Pastor Christian Summers introduces a new sermon series on Generosity and Gratitude. He compares the gifts Cain and Abel presented to God, illustrating how their actions can guide us today and inspire us to embrace a spirit of generosity.</p> Pastor Christian Summers introduces a new sermon series on Generosity and Gratitude. He compares the gifts Cain and Abel presented to God, illustrating how their actions can guide us today and inspire us to embrace a spirit of generosity.

]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1712 40 4ef354da399e6ab9e232df3e449ae021 no We are Lakewood Vineyard: We are a People of Truth & Sound Mind Week 4 Christian Summers <p>Pastor Christian Summers speaks on the importance of Truth and Authenticity.</p> <p>Pastor Christian Summers speaks on the importance of Truth and Authenticity.</p> Pastor Christian Summers speaks on the importance of Truth and Authenticity.

]]> Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1969 41 3cbf9291ed0f091793a0f3ca339c4e3c no We are Lakewood Vineyard: We are a Loving Community Week 3 Christian Summers <p>Christian Summers uses the writings of John to demonstrate our calling to Love on the community.</p><p><br></p><p>During the Sermon, he Challenges us to do these exactly as written this week:</p><p>Name + Need + Prayer (daily): One name, one need. Pray: “Father, root me in Your love. Holy Spirit, empower me.”  Do one action (text, ride, meal, $25 gift card, childcare, invite). (1 John 3:16–18)</p><p>Two-Minute Ministry Time (twice): Ask, “Can I pray a 20-second prayer?” “Come, Holy Spirit.” Bless. (1 John 3:23–24; 4:7–12)</p><p>Say What You See (once): Ask the Spirit for one encouraging scripture/picture for someone. Share humbly. Ask, “Is that encouraging?” (1 John 4:12)</p> <p>Christian Summers uses the writings of John to demonstrate our calling to Love on the community.</p><p><br></p><p>During the Sermon, he Challenges us to do these exactly as written this week:</p><p>Name + Need + Prayer (daily): One name, one need. Pray: “Father, root me in Your love. Holy Spirit, empower me.”  Do one action (text, ride, meal, $25 gift card, childcare, invite). (1 John 3:16–18)</p><p>Two-Minute Ministry Time (twice): Ask, “Can I pray a 20-second prayer?” “Come, Holy Spirit.” Bless. (1 John 3:23–24; 4:7–12)</p><p>Say What You See (once): Ask the Spirit for one encouraging scripture/picture for someone. Share humbly. Ask, “Is that encouraging?” (1 John 4:12)</p> Christian Summers uses the writings of John to demonstrate our calling to Love on the community.


During the Sermon, he Challenges us to do these exactly as written this week:

Name + Need + Prayer (daily): One name, one need. Pray: “Father, root me in Your love. Holy Spirit, empower me.”  Do one action (text, ride, meal, $25 gift card, childcare, invite). (1 John 3:16–18)

Two-Minute Ministry Time (twice): Ask, “Can I pray a 20-second prayer?” “Come, Holy Spirit.” Bless. (1 John 3:23–24; 4:7–12)

Say What You See (once): Ask the Spirit for one encouraging scripture/picture for someone. Share humbly. Ask, “Is that encouraging?” (1 John 4:12)

]]> Sun, 12 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2287 42 7560e8deefe97d79973dd393c6525630 no We are Lakewood Vineyard: The Power of the Holy Spirit Week 2 Christian Summers <p>Christian Summers encourages our congregation to tune in to the movements of the Holy Spirit and to be bold.</p> <p>Christian Summers encourages our congregation to tune in to the movements of the Holy Spirit and to be bold.</p> Christian Summers encourages our congregation to tune in to the movements of the Holy Spirit and to be bold.

]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2359 43 42e296782466121c314f972c1e9385eb no We are Lakewood Vineyard: Intro Week 1 Christian Summers <p>Christian Summers introduces our new Sermon Series, "We are Lakewood Vineyard."</p> <p>Christian Summers introduces our new Sermon Series, "We are Lakewood Vineyard."</p> Christian Summers introduces our new Sermon Series, "We are Lakewood Vineyard."

]]> Sun, 28 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1831 44 bfce0f9023df95034c5432eaccadc5da no Blueprints: A Life Built On the Rock Week 6 Christian Summers <p>Christian Summers speaks on Matthew 7:13-27</p><p><br></p><p>Links to key slides from the sermon: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-YbmkVYHCLyIR2qZxK_AWgJfWwF4b69X/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 1</a>, <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pmqafEUJfsNwPeb8u4-blqK_beVHUexQ/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 2</a>, <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r8kkDjOtmfE4oA4VrJLa7MVLssSK9QoS/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 3</a></p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on Matthew 7:13-27</p><p><br></p><p>Links to key slides from the sermon: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-YbmkVYHCLyIR2qZxK_AWgJfWwF4b69X/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 1</a>, <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pmqafEUJfsNwPeb8u4-blqK_beVHUexQ/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 2</a>, <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r8kkDjOtmfE4oA4VrJLa7MVLssSK9QoS/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Slide 3</a></p> Christian Summers speaks on Matthew 7:13-27


Links to key slides from the sermon: Slide 1, Slide 2, Slide 3

]]> Sun, 07 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1284 45 5346a82a611c3df7a25d2c00dcf5b1df no Blueprints: Rock Solid Relationships Week 5 Ken Summers <p>Ken Summers preaches on Matthew 7:1-12</p> <p>Ken Summers preaches on Matthew 7:1-12</p> Ken Summers preaches on Matthew 7:1-12

]]> Sun, 31 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2167 46 2c77c4d9f7ec4efb8bc7818b76b61352 no Blueprints: Kingdom Perspective Week 4 Oliver Snedker <p>Oliver Snedker talks about materialism and anxiety.</p> <p>Oliver Snedker talks about materialism and anxiety.</p> Oliver Snedker talks about materialism and anxiety.

]]> Sun, 24 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1696 47 51fdf6c3d0b5dfe5862d359a464ac393 no Blueprints: The Impossible Ask Week 3 Michael Clancey <p>Michael Clancy Talks about the Lord's Prayer</p> <p>Michael Clancy Talks about the Lord's Prayer</p> Michael Clancy Talks about the Lord's Prayer

]]> Sun, 17 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2106 48 402fab28bac4eea993cdedecb9bc0b8e no Blueprints: Fulfilment of the Laws Week 2 Christian Summers Sun, 10 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2145 49 42be7f5a2c659910b8c023e40e9bae27 no Blueprints: Blessed Beatitudes Week 1 Aaron Ball Sun, 03 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1785 50 86da45ab867aa53812cb5b41aac18a68 no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 6 Janna Twedell Sun, 27 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2095 51 0a5ae5eaba6295b0ba76184adbdc8b17 no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 5 Keelan Wedeking <p>By Keelan Wedeking</p> <p>By Keelan Wedeking</p> By Keelan Wedeking

]]> Sun, 20 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2176 52 3ebd1c0f-bf39-47f2-9467-41b46a5abb70 no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 4 Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 13 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1768 53 3e9d332e-b01e-408e-8387-ceb9457c23ce no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 3 Josh Maggart <p>Clash of Kindgdoms</p> <p>The Book of Acts</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> <p>Clash of Kindgdoms</p> <p>The Book of Acts</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> Clash of Kindgdoms

The Book of Acts

by Josh Maggart

]]> Sun, 06 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2236 54 f8a46238-433e-4306-afa7-03141f0b6616 no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 2 Kyle Benecke <p>By Kyle Benecke</p> <p>By Kyle Benecke</p> By Kyle Benecke

]]> Sun, 29 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1926 55 f88def4e-bb39-4743-a935-1d0901994196 no Clash of Kingdoms: Week 1 Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers - Lead Pastor</p> <p>by Christian Summers - Lead Pastor</p> by Christian Summers - Lead Pastor

]]> Sun, 22 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1606 56 ed88b0bd-1e5f-4054-aeb2-7eff409f4962 no The Better Man Father's Day Josh Chumley <p>Lakewood Vineyard welcome's Guest Speaker - Josh Crumley</p> <p>Lakewood Vineyard welcome's Guest Speaker - Josh Crumley</p> Lakewood Vineyard welcome's Guest Speaker - Josh Crumley

]]> Sun, 15 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2147 57 7e103ae4-0d60-4d6f-a228-29feec38e5c2 no Pentecost Sunday Christian Summers <p>Pentecost Sunday 2025</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Pentecost Sunday 2025</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Pentecost Sunday 2025

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 08 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1266 58 e1af8ed2-14be-41ec-9cdf-06a18e786270 no In Between: Week 6 Christian Summers <p>Ascension Sunday</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Ascension Sunday</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Ascension Sunday

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 01 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2070 59 2db589a6-50e0-4d44-a390-fbd4852cb10f no In Between: Week 5 Kyle Benecke <p>The Great commission. A new cause</p><p>by Kyle Benecke</p> <p>The Great commission. A new cause</p><p>by Kyle Benecke</p> The Great commission. A new cause

by Kyle Benecke

]]> Sun, 25 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2625 60 99163b66-f617-41fb-bb81-e183b6b3aa3e no In Between: Week 4 Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 18 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2046 61 937dedb9-174e-4fa2-a970-aa7c58b647c7 no In Between: Week 3 Janna Twedell <p>Mothers Day </p> <p>By Janna Twedell</p> <p>Mothers Day </p> <p>By Janna Twedell</p> Mothers Day 

By Janna Twedell

]]> Sun, 11 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1300 62 169bbd93-0369-411c-8405-4d2d8cdb7acf no In Between: Week 2 Ken Summers <p>By Ken Summers</p> <p>By Ken Summers</p> By Ken Summers

]]> Sun, 04 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1429 63 ae0e1297-bcc3-46e9-8c2a-206585602ea1 no In Between: Week 1 Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p> </p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p> </p> by Christian Summers

 

]]> Sun, 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1654 64 9958d277-be43-4539-b664-7d4ae0b4de48 no The Resurrection, The Race, The Revelation Christian Summers <p>2025 Easter Celebration</p> <p>John 20: The Resurrection, The Race, The Revelation</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2025 Easter Celebration</p> <p>John 20: The Resurrection, The Race, The Revelation</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2025 Easter Celebration

John 20: The Resurrection, The Race, The Revelation

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 20 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1485 65 3c32a5af-dcb7-45fb-b7a4-6b0f5c6a3380 no Famous Last Words: I am He Christian Summers <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 6

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1818 66 0df51407-9ab4-4bff-b51d-9a774a829e4a no Famous Last Words: We Are One Janna Twedell <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 5</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 5</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 5

by Janna Twedell

]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1262 67 26d944f7-6361-4a9d-ab4a-af674d373037 no Famous Last Words: You Are Not Alone Christian Summers <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 4

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1654 68 21cd39a5-c8f6-4302-a3a9-7aafa1e7fef8 no Famous Last Words: Remain in Me Michael Clancey <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 3</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 3</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 3

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 23 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2204 69 8876d916-08d7-4918-860a-eb8456cfe152 no Famous Last Words: Trust Me Josh Maggart <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 2</p> <p>by Joshua Maggart</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 2</p> <p>by Joshua Maggart</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 2

by Joshua Maggart

]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1765 70 62d24706-dcf7-4769-acef-ef62062cf32b no Famous Last Words: Love One Another Christian Summers <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2025 Lent Sermon Series Week 1

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 09 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1950 71 b6036349-61a7-4722-b7c6-b6989cb0b0fb no Modern Day Psalms: Week 6 Oliver Snedker <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 6</p> <p>Oliver Snedker speaks on the modern day psalm 'Beautiful Things' by Benson Boon</p> <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 6</p> <p>Oliver Snedker speaks on the modern day psalm 'Beautiful Things' by Benson Boon</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 6

Oliver Snedker speaks on the modern day psalm 'Beautiful Things' by Benson Boon

]]> Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1646 72 8f9037c6-bb74-4f75-b004-72916d8b76d6 no Modern Day Psalms: Week 5 Christian Summers <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 5</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on a not quite as modern day psalm 'Every Breathe You Take' by The Police</p> <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 5</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on a not quite as modern day psalm 'Every Breathe You Take' by The Police</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 5

Christian Summers speaks on a not quite as modern day psalm 'Every Breathe You Take' by The Police

]]> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1965 73 2441dd05-24b3-4c9b-9fd9-e8352f3e2ecb no Modern Day Psalms: Week 4 Christian Summers <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 4</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on 'I Had Some Help' by Post Malone & Morgan Wallen</p> <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 4</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on 'I Had Some Help' by Post Malone & Morgan Wallen</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 4

Christian Summers speaks on 'I Had Some Help' by Post Malone & Morgan Wallen

]]> Sun, 09 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2203 74 226d7f83-f4c7-4cb6-af8e-c12282ce6c0e no Modern Day Psalms: Week 3 Michael Clancey <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 3</p> <p>Michael Clancey speaks on 'I Don't Wanna Wait' by OneRepublic & David Guetta</p> <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 3</p> <p>Michael Clancey speaks on 'I Don't Wanna Wait' by OneRepublic & David Guetta</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 3

Michael Clancey speaks on 'I Don't Wanna Wait' by OneRepublic & David Guetta

]]> Sun, 02 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2450 75 32e82569-2862-45ad-8b79-8db91a905c3e no Modern Day Psalms: Week 2 Christian Summers <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 2</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on Fortnight by Taylor Swift</p> <p>Modern Day Psalms - Week 2</p> <p>Christian Summers speaks on Fortnight by Taylor Swift</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 2

Christian Summers speaks on Fortnight by Taylor Swift

]]> Sun, 26 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1609 76 4c72006c-8300-4c64-8473-808d7d0f961b no Modern Day Psalms: Week 1 Christian Summers Modern Day Psalms - Week 1 <p>Christian Summers speaks on Stick Season by Noah Kahan</p> Modern Day Psalms - Week 1 <p>Christian Summers speaks on Stick Season by Noah Kahan</p> Christian Summers speaks on Stick Season by Noah Kahan

]]> Sun, 19 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1443 77 efcc8e88-cf8a-439f-8a23-41800a637a30 no Audacious Faith Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 12 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2028 78 35b6ba43-fa0e-4017-aa73-e5c80492fd3f no What's your Way of Life? Keelan Wedeking <p>by Keelan Wedeking </p> <p>by Keelan Wedeking </p> by Keelan Wedeking 

]]> Sun, 05 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2602 79 5b2e8e34-0053-41d9-a7bb-7e80767e9272 no Advent 2024: Love Jessica Snedker <p>2024 Advent: Love</p> <p>by Jessica Snedker</p> <p>2024 Advent: Love</p> <p>by Jessica Snedker</p> 2024 Advent: Love

by Jessica Snedker

]]> Sun, 22 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1663 80 2f4fe369-e978-4b2b-88eb-2873a13e07b9 no Advent 2024: Joy Christian Summers <p>2024 Advent: Joy</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2024 Advent: Joy</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2024 Advent: Joy

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 15 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1519 81 739777c7-7962-4859-a33d-f17bc7d521d3 no Advent 2024: Peace Christian Summers <p>2024 Advent: Peace</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2024 Advent: Peace</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2024 Advent: Peace

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 08 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1975 82 93990c92-51bd-4800-8760-519abb59de08 no Advent 2024: Hope Michael Clancey <p>2024 Advent: Hope</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>2024 Advent: Hope</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> 2024 Advent: Hope

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 01 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2268 83 921866fc-b928-4d7b-b624-c3805bb37e12 no Fruits of the Spirit: Self Control Christian Summers <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 6

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 24 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1767 84 216a8e78-16e8-4b60-b8e6-6149236472d0 no Fruits of the Spirit: Gentleness Kyle Benecke <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 5</p> <p>by Kyle Beneke</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 5</p> <p>by Kyle Beneke</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 5

by Kyle Beneke

]]> Sun, 17 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2341 85 481552a6-4904-4759-9eab-b7f8437c5474 no Fruits of the Spirit: Faithfulness Christian Summers <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>The Video that was featured in the Sermon can be viewed here: <a href="https://haldonaldson.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://haldonaldson.org/</a></p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>The Video that was featured in the Sermon can be viewed here: <a href="https://haldonaldson.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://haldonaldson.org/</a></p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4

by Christian Summers

The Video that was featured in the Sermon can be viewed here: https://haldonaldson.org/

]]> Sun, 10 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1877 86 5a4166f5-8cea-42e2-bb5e-33d2cd1927c4 no Fruits of the Spirit: Kindness and Goodness Christian Summers <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 4

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 03 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1594 87 8fd05f95-9afa-4bc2-b858-707c8b68849a no Fruits of the Spirit: Patience Michael Clancey <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 3</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 3</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 3

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 27 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1971 88 9553b5cc-6806-4f5e-943b-8713887d43ad no Fruits of the Spirit: Joy Christian Summers <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 2

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 20 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1144 89 ee0b63d7-cc8a-449d-a7f7-40240a6a55fd no Fruits of the Spirit: Cultivate Your Soil Christian Summers <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 1</p> <p>stress, transformation, and disciplines</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Fruits of the Spirit: Week 1</p> <p>stress, transformation, and disciplines</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Fruits of the Spirit: Week 1

stress, transformation, and disciplines

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 13 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2121 90 db6b9992-c7f6-41c6-ba3e-535a19074202 no The Eyes We Need: Wake Up! Janna Twedell <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 5</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 5</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> The Eyes We Need - Election Series

Week 5

by Janna Twedell

]]> Sun, 06 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1483 91 50060f0c-cdbd-4729-b1d7-f77c5727b493 no The Eyes We Need: Not In It To Win It Christian Summers <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> The Eyes We Need - Election Series

Week 4

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 29 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1709 92 dede4b59-bb50-4dff-b89a-39d4caad4400 no The Eyes We Need: Winning for the Kingdom Jay Pathak, Michael Clancey <p>The Eyes We Need - Week 3</p> <p>by Jay Pathak and Michael Clancey</p> <p>The Eyes We Need - Week 3</p> <p>by Jay Pathak and Michael Clancey</p> The Eyes We Need - Week 3

by Jay Pathak and Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 22 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2047 93 68c477a2-ff12-4a21-bff1-cb67e850faed no The Eyes We Need: Grit Christian Summers <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>The Eyes We Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> The Eyes We Need - Election Series

Week 2

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 15 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1744 94 a0e9ff6b-8a43-4670-862c-471f7cf467fa no The Eyes We Need: Seeing through a Broken Lens Christian Summers <p>The Eyes we Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>The Eyes we Need - Election Series</p> <p>Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> The Eyes we Need - Election Series

Week 1

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 08 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1253 95 03051bdc-26a2-4965-8dca-4d193a8d4a5e no Family Mess: Reconciliation Josh Maggart <p>Family Mess Series, Week 14</p> <p>Genesis 41-50</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 14</p> <p>Genesis 41-50</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> Family Mess Series, Week 14

Genesis 41-50

by Josh Maggart

]]> Sun, 01 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2776 96 87210849-fc22-42f7-aea3-b2b645f008a7 no Family Mess: Favoritism Christian Summers <p>Family Mess Series, Week 13</p> <p>Genesis: 37</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 13</p> <p>Genesis: 37</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Family Mess Series, Week 13

Genesis: 37

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 25 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1931 97 2287e7f5-1dfe-438e-b9d3-a3680211f16a no Family Mess: Honesty Jessica Snedker <p>Family Mess Series, Week 12</p> <p>Genesis: 29:14-30</p> <p>by Jessica Snedker</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 12</p> <p>Genesis: 29:14-30</p> <p>by Jessica Snedker</p> Family Mess Series, Week 12

Genesis: 29:14-30

by Jessica Snedker

]]> Sun, 18 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1729 98 a1e1b6ec-b10c-4956-abd3-6994e7adaf80 no Family Mess: Relationship or Religion - Finding God in the Hard Place Oliver Snedker <p>Family Mess Series, Week 11</p> <p>Genesis 28:10-22</p> <p>by Oliver Snedker</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 11</p> <p>Genesis 28:10-22</p> <p>by Oliver Snedker</p> Family Mess Series, Week 11

Genesis 28:10-22

by Oliver Snedker

]]> Sun, 11 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1491 99 c7207b33-ff35-4c64-8fdb-6c99f5bea6a4 no Family Mess: God's Promise to Isaac Christian Summers <p>Family Mess Series, Week 10</p> <p>Genesis 26:1-33</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 10</p> <p>Genesis 26:1-33</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Family Mess Series, Week 10

Genesis 26:1-33

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 04 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2160 100 ce3131bc-8c27-41f3-b46b-3a9d80cbef5b no Family Mess: Legacy Janna Twedell <p>Family Mess Series, Week 9</p> <p>Genesis 23 & 25:1-11</p> <p>by Jana Twedell</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 9</p> <p>Genesis 23 & 25:1-11</p> <p>by Jana Twedell</p> Family Mess Series, Week 9

Genesis 23 & 25:1-11

by Jana Twedell

]]> Sun, 28 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1936 101 fd6516c9-9130-4318-bca6-91a55e7c33a8 no Family Mess: Abraham's Sacrifice Aaron Ball <p>Family Mess Series, Week 8</p> <p>Genesis 22:1-19</p> <p>by Aaron Ball</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 8</p> <p>Genesis 22:1-19</p> <p>by Aaron Ball</p> Family Mess Series, Week 8

Genesis 22:1-19

by Aaron Ball

]]> Sun, 21 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1998 102 f1208e7c-0f16-45ab-a7f8-e01fce3d8c2a no Family Mess: Abraham, Abimelech & Sarah Christian Summers <p>Family Mess Series, Week 7</p> <p>Genesis 20:1-18</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 7</p> <p>Genesis 20:1-18</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Family Mess Series, Week 7

Genesis 20:1-18

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 14 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1153 103 22f0cf57-e433-4fd2-b3e1-cff2e316b54e no Family Mess: God's promise to Abram Kyle Benecke <p>Family Mess Series, Week 6</p> <p>Genesis 15:1-21</p> <p>by Kyle Benecke</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 6</p> <p>Genesis 15:1-21</p> <p>by Kyle Benecke</p> Family Mess Series, Week 6

Genesis 15:1-21

by Kyle Benecke

]]> Sun, 07 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2276 104 5afaa231-3a0d-4560-baed-a90b5b2a4abd no Family Mess: Mission Mess Christian Summers <p>Family Mess Series, Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Family Mess Series, Week 5

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 30 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1673 105 7ba93d05-81ca-4c74-8051-f7585c387513 no Family Mess: Tower of Babel Michael Clancey <p>Family Mess Series, Week 4</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 4</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> Family Mess Series, Week 4

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 23 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1925 106 aaa93ee6-dd66-4a6d-a08d-7f22aad3274b no Family Mess: Father's Day Ian Monaghan <p>Family Mess Series, Week 3</p> <p>by Ian Monaghan</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 3</p> <p>by Ian Monaghan</p> Family Mess Series, Week 3

by Ian Monaghan

]]> Sun, 16 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2589 107 e47420a7-87aa-43b0-a3d3-a391a1d2bbb7 no Family Mess: Care for His Creation Christian Summers <p>Family Mess Series, Week 2</p> <p>Genesis 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 2</p> <p>Genesis 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Family Mess Series, Week 2

Genesis 2

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 09 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1812 108 35ae90f3-8335-40a9-b627-3b0094c092ec no Family Mess: Intro Kyle Benecke <p>Family Mess Series, Week 1</p> <p>Genesis 1</p> <p>by Kyle Beneke</p> <p>Family Mess Series, Week 1</p> <p>Genesis 1</p> <p>by Kyle Beneke</p> Family Mess Series, Week 1

Genesis 1

by Kyle Beneke

]]> Sun, 02 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2718 109 9d5f507e-c588-4681-adf9-b680fac7d57d no CIty On a Hill Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 26 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2005 110 e92a34ad-70ff-4de3-952b-59cd4fcb2b04 no Mealtime With Jesus: Promise Michael Clancey <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 7</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 7</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 7

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 19 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1927 111 b93a77bb-b349-48e7-871d-6c6262916ad4 no Mealtime With Jesus: Salvation Janna Twedell <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 6</p> <p>Mothers day, 2024</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 6</p> <p>Mothers day, 2024</p> <p>by Janna Twedell</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 6

Mothers day, 2024

by Janna Twedell

]]> Sun, 12 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1555 112 b99ef98f-5b7f-4af7-b76d-2fa470994c09 no Mealtime With Jesus: Mission Christian Summers <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 5

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 05 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1687 113 6843e4be-55e9-4335-99bd-499f4625b2b7 no Mealtime with Jesus: Hope Josh Maggart <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 4</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 4</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 4

by Josh Maggart

]]> Sun, 28 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1693 114 87bd8a78-fafb-44a1-92c0-af595fae33c0 no Mealtime with Jesus: Community Christian Summers <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 3</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 3</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 3

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 21 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2193 115 c4c056f0-10fb-4db2-9bca-6c897eb0a270 no Mealtime with Jesus: Intro Michael Clancey <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 1</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 1</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> Mealtime with Jesus Series Episode 1

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 07 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2015 116 f24c3964-7065-41cd-b919-e5a114c536dd no Easter 2024 Christian Summers <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 31 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1641 117 cfc2d3cc-d9ad-484e-9aec-4201d23a7f42 no Good Friday 2024 Kyle Benecke <p>by Kyle Benecke </p> <p>by Kyle Benecke </p> by Kyle Benecke 

]]> Fri, 29 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2153 118 a4b38004-2005-47d4-a8b1-dafdac6ead38 no Lent: Jesus Walks on Water Jay Pathak <p>2024 Lent series Week 6</p> <p>by Jay Pathak</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 6</p> <p>by Jay Pathak</p> 2024 Lent series Week 6

by Jay Pathak

]]> Sun, 24 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2496 119 d97d4c1c-0c7d-467f-9d97-deb44e093767 no Lent: Having Faith to Feed the Many Christian Summers <p>2024 Lent series Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2024 Lent series Week 5

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 17 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1698 120 4951276c-e782-41df-942e-26eaf814fa73 no Lent: Get up and Walk Tom White <p>2024 Lent series Week 4</p> <p>by Tom White</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 4</p> <p>by Tom White</p> 2024 Lent series Week 4

by Tom White

]]> Sun, 10 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1452 121 d1f3b0e8-2116-4604-9198-8f70935d873b no Lent: Living Water Becca Knudsen <p>2024 Lent series Week 3</p> <p>by Becca Knudsen</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 3</p> <p>by Becca Knudsen</p> 2024 Lent series Week 3

by Becca Knudsen

]]> Sun, 03 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1846 122 bf73b3d7-f195-46cc-a9d6-f334e240fb49 no Lent: Born into the Spirit Christian Summers <p>2024 Lent series Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 2</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2024 Lent series Week 2

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 25 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1624 123 2e169e77-2a63-42b7-8c90-896f3f8f5831 no Lent: Water into Wine Christian Summers <p>2024 Lent series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2024 Lent series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2024 Lent series Week 1

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 18 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1886 124 70962d41-8229-4189-84c7-91a6ba4041e2 no Ash Wednesday 2024 Wed, 14 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1378 125 0154c68c-1ef8-4c95-bbcc-98076634d5da no Reset: Generosity Christian Summers <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 6

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 11 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1528 126 2618e4ff-8f13-4113-a87c-c11b27d5d5e2 no Reset: Living for the Lost Christian Summers <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 5

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 04 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1685 127 1c765b3e-4a81-4991-9b7c-29e55c017c73 no Reset: Kingdom of God Christian Summers <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 4

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 28 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1240 128 4fbcfa51-c97a-4341-a488-7a2e5b8471ab no Reset: Fellowship Josh Maggart <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 3</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 3</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 3

by Josh Maggart

]]> Sun, 21 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2114 129 8e1a6986-02d9-4c5a-952e-809ba6e92f82 no Reset: Personal Responsibility Michael Clancey <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 2</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 2</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 2

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 14 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2156 130 07f181c0-17a0-4712-a38e-180c353f52bc no Reset: Values Christian Summers <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Reset Sermon Series, Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Reset Sermon Series, Week 1

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 07 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1742 131 d931ec11-c69e-4c56-9509-84e7d8db4c84 no Advent 2023: Choosing a posture to receive Christian Summers <p>2023 Advents:  Choosing a posture to receive</p> <p>Christmas Eve Service</p> <p>By Christian Summers</p> <p>2023 Advents:  Choosing a posture to receive</p> <p>Christmas Eve Service</p> <p>By Christian Summers</p> 2023 Advents:  Choosing a posture to receive

Christmas Eve Service

By Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 24 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1466 132 efb6894e-de88-49cd-a4a4-92b063ef39c4 no Advent 2023: Prophets - Isaiah, John The Baptist Christian Summers <p>2023 Advents - Week 3: Prophets - Isaiah, John The Baptist</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>2023 Advents - Week 3: Prophets - Isaiah, John The Baptist</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> 2023 Advents - Week 3: Prophets - Isaiah, John The Baptist

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 17 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1302 133 aaba17e3-15e5-49b4-8af4-ba0faee7254c no Advent 2023: Past, Present, Future Joel Seymour <p>2023 Advent Week 1</p> <p>by Joel Seymour</p> <p>2023 Advent Week 1</p> <p>by Joel Seymour</p> 2023 Advent Week 1

by Joel Seymour

]]> Sun, 03 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1864 134 bdc73f7f-07d9-443d-aabe-3b2243a8f9fe no Don't Die Dumb: Wisdom and Advise Christian Summers <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 5</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 5

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 26 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1423 135 93d50d95-0c25-4e86-8916-c9cf51aaee9b no Don't Die Dumb: Generosity Ken Summers <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 4</p> <p>By Ken Summers</p> <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 4</p> <p>By Ken Summers</p> Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 4

By Ken Summers

]]> Sun, 19 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2313 136 5182785b-2784-4c31-bfbb-d5cc6dfaf2c7 no Don't Die Dumb: Easily Offended Christian Summers <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 3</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 3</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 3

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 12 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1419 137 66b0fdfc-c271-4789-bc30-33e6107f1412 no Don't Die Dumb: Friendship Jay Pathak <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 2</p> <p>by Jay Pathak</p> <p>Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 2</p> <p>by Jay Pathak</p> Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 2

by Jay Pathak

]]> Sun, 05 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1917 138 b2f1c0e5-576a-4a75-91bb-a7397eca2fd7 no Don't Die Dumb: Wisdom Christian Summers <p>Don't Die Dumb Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>Don't Die Dumb Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> Don't Die Dumb Series Week 1

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 29 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1379 139 70a4c686-50fe-4b16-b75c-c65257fedb31 no I Pledge Allegiance: Ultimate Allegiance Christian Summers <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 7</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 7</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 7

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 22 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2077 140 6d7fddf5-065d-437f-8f55-382b6f63b5f8 no I Pledge Allegiance: Idols Christian Summers <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 6</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 6

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 15 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1915 141 7c0388c8-2dfb-41f5-bb82-462da024beb6 no I Pledge Allegiance: A Future Hope Michael Clancey <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 5</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 5</p> <p>by Michael Clancey</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 5

by Michael Clancey

]]> Sun, 08 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2735 142 560bb0f3-e071-4e5e-8c90-deb33918a595 no I Pledge Allegiance: The Kingdom of God Christian Summers <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 4</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 4

by Christian Summers

]]> Sun, 01 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1570 143 31486150-4a71-4541-aebc-c7ec3d0f0130 no I Pledge Allegiance: Loyalty to Royalty Josh Maggart <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 3</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 3</p> <p>by Josh Maggart</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 3

by Josh Maggart

]]> Sun, 24 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1513 144 2ef54220-eb2a-492c-8cda-027236aa6528 no I Pledge Allegiance: What Faith is Not Christian Summers <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 2</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 2</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 2

]]> Sun, 17 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1835 145 ac5c0362-19cd-499f-95ef-3ded4944ea16 no I Pledge Allegiance Christian Summers <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> <p>"I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 1</p> <p>by Christian Summers</p> "I Pledge Allegiance" Sermon Series Week 1

by Christian Summers

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