The Holy Pause is an invitation to slow down and make room for God through prayer and fasting. When life feels uncertain, overwhelming, or unfinished, Scripture shows us a powerful rhythm God uses to bring clarity, breakthrough, and renewal. Through three biblical stories, this message explores how fasting and prayer prepare us for what’s next—whether we need direction, intervention, or healing. This sermon will help you discern where you are and how the Holy Spirit is inviting you to respond.

Sunday Service | Live Stream Sunday, January 11th, 2026 Before God tells us what to do, He tells us who we are. We start the year not by building identity but receiving it.

Sunday Service | Live Stream Sunday, January 4th, 2026 Resolve to be Kingdom minded in 2026! Join our Children’s Ministry leader Jjay Neumaier as she delves into the Beatitudes of Matthew 5. Get ready to approach the New Year not only for personal improvement, but for kingdom growth!

Sunday Service | Live Stream Sunday, December 28th 2025

Join us for a special Lecto Divina teaching from pastor Kevin Kiefer

The people walking in darkness saw a great light—but not everyone welcomed it. Some were afraid. Some were indifferent. A few followed it all the way to worship. This Christmas, the question isn’t whether the light has come… it’s what you’ll do when it starts to disrupt your life.

Many of us are doing our best, yet still wondering if we’re living wisely or meaningfully. This Advent message explores how Jesus stepped into human life to model a way of living that brings clarity, peace, and fulfillment. By looking at how Jesus lived, we discover how to navigate our own lives with greater confidence and purpose. Listen and be encouraged and re-centered around the way of Jesus.

From Bethlehem to your living room, God often fulfills His word in ways we don’t see coming. Join us as we learn how Advent sharpens our vision to recognize the faithful God who shows up—not always as we expect, but always right on time.

WITH US: The incarnation is God’s ultimate act of closeness. Jesus stepped into our world — not as a distant deity but as Immanuel, “God with us.”