Sermons
Speaker: Becca Eastvold
To follow Jesus means to utterly redefine what it means to be great. Becca shares from Mark 10 about how we can let God show us what matters most and the importance of receiving the kingdom like a child.
How To (and how not to) Respond To God’s Kingdom
January 20, 2022 Becca Eastvold, Brian Brinkert The King and His KingdomBecca and Brian share out of Mark 6, talking about what we can learn about responding to the challenge of God’s kingdom from the different responses to this kingdom shown in this chapter.
Joining the King to spread the Good News
October 22, 2021 Becca Eastvold, Steph Bremer The King and His KingdomAt some level, everyone wants to change the world, to bring healing and hope and justice. It’s hardwired in us. So, how do we partner with God to proclaim and demonstrate that hope and healing?
Becca shares about the way David’s life and weakness point us to the character of Jesus and what it looks like to become a person after God’s own heart even in the midst of our real, everyday, messy lives.
The book of Ruth focuses on the ordinary life of ordinary people. It’s a story of pain, suffering, commitment, obedience, restoration, and redemption. What can we learn from it?
Abi and Becca continue our monthly series on how the lives of people in the Old Testament point to Jesus by sharing on Rahab, a woman who displayed courage in the face of a high-risk situation and showed us what it looks like to boldly reach out for God’s love.
In this message, we look at what it means to be part of God’s family, a place of belonging and a place we experience God’s power and presence together.
Steph and Becca continue our series about risk in the Christmas story by sharing about how Mary’s knowledge of the the heart and character of God sustained her as she walked into an unknown future.