hank you to everyone who played a part of Sunday’s Fall Festival. You all did an amazing job of serving, inviting, praying, and simply showing up.

We currently all have two great opportunities to make a difference in the lives of people in our community, and ultimately in our nation.

You’ve most likely heard the phrase “The Eye of the Storm”, and maybe even sang it in a song. It is often used as a metaphor for going through a really difficult time.

Bad choices bring bad results.

We have an amazing opportunity to contact and connect with literally every home in our area.

This past Sunday, as we celebrated the grand opening of our new auditorium & foyer space, we also looked ahead to this next season of ministry for us here at ALC.

As we look at scripture we see that, ever since creation and now all throughout history, God has done and continues to do some totally unexpected and unexplainable things in the world and in our lives.

One of the key areas of impact and influence we all have is with our church family.

During Jesus’ most famous sermon he made a statement that, as most of us often read it, we go “Hmmm”, and then keep on moving through the chapter.

If you have been to one of our services the past two Sundays you have experienced the beginning of a vision that has been coming together for several years now.

In 2 Corinthians 5 Paul tells us our earthly bodies are kind of like a candy bar wrapper.

There seem to be two different kinds of promises that God makes in the Bible.

It is never too late, and all things are possible when Jesus is in the house!

I would like to encourage you this week, to continue to press on, to persevere.

But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people belonging to God…

This past Sunday we took a dive into what it looks like to make God great in our lives. It takes a humble heart.

This past Sunday you were able to see an example of my creative and artistic ability from elementary school.

Just like my Jeep, you too are made for more.

Father's Day invokes a lot of memories for all of us.

Jesus called Himself our Good Shepherd which gives us a clear parallel with what we read in Psalms 23.