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March 1, 2025
Family Worship
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By Pastor Matt Clausen February 3, 2025
Stumbling with Pride
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By Lilly White January 2, 2025
New Year’s Burden
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By Pastor Kenny White December 2, 2024
Mary Christmas – A Call to Live Boldly for Christ
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By Rebekah Ciesluk October 31, 2024
Finding Rest and Shelter
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By Pastor Matt Clausen October 1, 2024
Voting from a Biblical Perspective
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By Autumn Warden August 28, 2024
F.O.M.O.
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By Joel Klein August 1, 2024
From Behind the Camera
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By Sue Jacob July 1, 2024
Extend Grace
May 30, 2024
Most people do their yearly reflections in January. Which makes sense, right? A new year is starting. A new slate to begin new habits. A time to reflect on what went well over the last year and what didn’t. I’ve never been one to do the whole new year’s resolution thing. It feels like most of them don’t last longer than a month anyways. However, the new year hit me a little harder this year for some reason. I couldn’t quite pinpoint why at the time though. It just felt different.
By Lilly White May 1, 2024
“But even if you should suffer for righteousness sake, you will be blessed. Have no fear in them, nor be troubled but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as Holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect…. For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit,” 1 Peter 3:14-15,18.
By Pastor Matt Clausen April 1, 2024
When I was a kid, I loved Christmas and tolerated Easter. To this child, Christmas was about presents, good food, and most importantly, several days off school. Easter on the other hand was about getting dressed up in uncomfortable clothes and having to pose for lots of pictures with my family in those uncomfortable clothes. There wasn’t much comparison between these two major holidays, one was a dream come true for all my childhood indulgences and the other paled by comparison.
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