Godly Living
Posted on September 8, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
In Part 5 of the “Doing the Faith” series, Pastor Conner explores what it means to live as citizens of Heaven through the everyday use of our eyes, ears, hands, and mouths. He considers how these ordinary gifts can be used intentionally to love our neighbors, nourish our souls, and live lives worthy of the Gospel of Christ.
Godly Living
Posted on September 4, 2026
by Rev. Nathan Grewe, tLMHC
Uncertainty has a way of keeping our minds searching for answers, replaying questions and focusing on the pieces that are still missing. In Part 2 of The Season of “I Don’t Know,” Rev. Nathan Grewe reflects on the difference between wisely seeking answers and demanding certainty, and how peace can begin even before all the answers arrive.
Godly Living
Posted on August 10, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
Prayer is one of the central practices of the Christian life, yet many believers struggle with how to pray consistently and confidently. In Part 4 of the Doing the Faith series, Pastor Conner explores practical, biblical ways to deepen your prayer life through Scripture, the Lord’s Prayer, hymns, and the rich prayer tradition of the Church.
Adoption
Posted on August 6, 2026
by Jeanette Kreutner
When a relative’s child needs a safe home, emotions can run high and decisions must be made quickly. Before saying yes to fostering or adoption, Scripture calls us to seek God’s wisdom, and prayerfully consider what is truly best for the child. This article offers biblical guidance, practical questions to ask, and personal insight for families facing one of life’s most difficult decisions.
Godly Living
Posted on August 3, 2026
by Rev. Nathan Grewe, tLMHC
When life is filled with unanswered questions, uncertainty can become its own burden. Discover how faith invites us to find hope in God even when the answer is simply, “I don’t know yet,” and why peace isn’t always found in certainty.
Church Worker Wellness
Posted on July 24, 2026
by Rita Burley, LISW
Church workers often carry the concerns of many people. Discover how the simple act of writing down your worries can reduce mental clutter, improve clarity, and bring greater peace through a practice supported by psychology and neuroscience.
Godly Living
Posted on July 16, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
What does it mean to “do devotions”? Christians often hear the encouragement to establish a regular devotional life, but practical guidance is often in short supply. In this article, Pastor Conner explores devotions as a formative Christian ritual—one that anchors us in God’s Word through regular habits of Scripture reading, confession, prayer, and blessing. Rather than prescribing the way to do devotions, he offers a flexible, scalable method that can be adapted for individuals and families alike, helping Christians embody their faith in the rhythms of everyday life.
Godly Living
Posted on June 18, 2026
by Rev. David Gunderson, tLMFT
A teenage crash on icy roads turns into an unexpected lesson — not about driving, but about grace. When failure meets mercy, a deeper truth emerges: like a loving father, God doesn’t condemn us. He helps us begin again. Discover how His grace empowers us to move forward, no matter how often we fall.
Godly Living
Posted on June 14, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
Christianity is not merely something we believe; it is something we do. In this second installment of Doing The Faith, Pastor Conner explores the often-neglected practice of reading Scripture and why regular Bible reading is essential for Christian growth. Drawing on Psalm 1 and insights about habit formation, anticipation, and desire, he introduces a simple approach called Word Before World and The Regular Return. The goal is not merely to read more, but to cultivate a lasting habit that shapes our minds, strengthens our faith, and directs our hearts toward the happiness found in God’s Word.
Godly Living
Posted on May 12, 2026
by Rev. Jonathan Conner
Corporate worship isn’t optional — it’s the beating heart of the Christian life. In this first article of a six‑part series, Pastor Jonathan Conner shows how our repeated actions shape our faith, why Scripture insists that Christianity is something we do, and how gathering for worship forms and strengthens believers.
