A Very Bad Day; Why? Part III

Rejoice! with Pastor Robin Bjornson - Pastor Robin reminds us that Scripture repeatedly calls us to rejoice because it helps refocus our attention on God, reminds us of His salvation, provision, and protection, and keeps our emotions in the right place. While emotions are important, they should not lead our lives. As we rejoice in the Lord, our hearts are steadied, our perspective is renewed, and we are better able to love others with God's patient, enduring love. 

Calling Down Fire - Today, we are encouraged from the book of Luke. In Luke 9:51–56, a Samaritan village rejected Jesus. Even though Jews and Samaritans had a long history of conflict, Jesus did not respond with revenge. He showed His disciples that His way is mercy, patience, and love. When people reject us or treat us unfairly, we are still called to love them anyway.

Father's Day with Jake & Justine Harren - Today’s message features Jake and Justine sharing about their faith, marriage, parenting, and the challenges that shaped them. Life lessons include moving, early life together, pregnancy and delivery complications, and what God has taught them through it all. 

Before I Go ... with Pastor Orleen Haseltine - Pastor Orleen reminds us, through Paul’s final words, to live as one family in Christ, avoid adding requirements to faith, guard our first love, and humbly choose the will of the Father. 

Blessing of the Bikes with Pastor Bill Headley -Pastor Bill encourages us to know the heart of God and to pay attention when He speaks to us. He reminded us that God’s heart is full of compassion, mercy, and love for the lost and the wandering. When we sense God speaking, we should not ignore Him but respond through prayer and honest conversation. Like the father in the story of the prodigal son, God is ready to welcome us, restore us, and draw us closer to Himself. 

Trusting God With What's In Your Hands with Pastor Bill Headley -  God can do powerful things with what seems small when we surrender it to Him. Like Moses’ staff, what we already have—our gifts, time, story, or willingness—can become a tool for God’s purpose. Faith begins when we stop waiting for more and trust God with what is already in our hands.