Message Series
Contemplation Meets Resurrection – Sermon – Pastor Dave Page
Step away from life’s noise and find God’s presence in stillness. This sermon explores how contemplation transforms us through beholding God’s compassionate nature. Like Jesus who withdrew to pray and Corrie ten Boom who found strength in suffering, we too need quiet moments with our Father. Transformation happens through seeing, not striving. When we slow down to gaze upon Yahweh’s faithfulness, His character shapes ours. Five minutes of daily stillness becomes the wellspring of compassion, allowing resurrection life to flow through us into a hurting world.
Gratitude that Grows: Seeing God’s Faithfulness in Every Season – Sermon – Pastors Dave & Marlee Page
When the world feels uncertain and heavy, gratitude becomes our anchor. This Thanksgiving message reminds us that God’s mercy renews every morning, His faithfulness spans generations, and His love endures forever. True gratitude isn’t pretending life is easy. It’s recognizing God’s steadfast presence even in difficult seasons. By remembering His mercy, recognizing His faithfulness, and responding with generosity, we transform our hearts and communities. Gratitude honors God and changes us from the inside out. This season, let’s not simply say thank you. Let’s live thankful, opening our hands and hearts to reflect His giving nature.
More Than a Label – Mercy and Justice Embrace – Sermon – Pastor Dave Page
When mercy and justice seem impossible to reconcile, God shows us through the cross and resurrection how both flow perfectly from His heart. This sermon explores how God’s forgiveness doesn’t ignore accountability, and His justice doesn’t cancel His compassion. Through biblical stories from David to Joseph, we see God’s pattern of restoration without erasing consequences. The cross becomes the meeting place where justice is satisfied and mercy pours freely. As believers, we’re called to live this tension, extending forgiveness while standing for truth, reflecting Christ’s perfect balance of grace and righteousness in our daily lives.
More Than a Label – Faithful Through the Generations – Sermon – Pastor Marlee Page
God’s unchanging character spans generations with patience, love, and faithfulness that never fails. Like Israel’s wilderness journey, our failures don’t disqualify us from His grace. His patience creates space for repentance, His love transforms our mistakes into testimonies, and His faithfulness builds legacies of faith. Through everyday choices of forgiveness, patience, and obedience, we become living witnesses of God’s enduring covenant love. Your faithfulness today shapes tomorrow’s generations. Trust Him completely and pass on this precious inheritance of faith.
More Than a Label: Compassion at the Core – Sermon – Pastor Dave Page
God’s heart overflows with active compassion and grace, bending toward us in our brokenness with the tender love of a parent. Through Christ, we experience mercy we don’t deserve and restoration when we fail. His steadfast love transforms shame into purpose, failure into testimony. As recipients of this divine grace, we become living reflections of His character, extending the same compassion to others. God’s arms remain open, His forgiveness limitless, His presence constant in our struggles.
More than a Label: The God Who Names Himself – Sermon – Pastor David Page
God’s revelation of His name in Exodus 34:6–7 is more than a label—it’s an invitation to know His true heart. Even after Israel’s failure, God meets His people with mercy, steadfast love, and grace, not condemnation. He names Himself so we can understand that His first impulse is compassion, not judgment. When we receive God as He has revealed Himself, our identity is transformed. We become secure, loved, and empowered to live in faith. Today we are reminded that God knows our name and His heart is always leaning toward us with love and faithfulness.
The Key to God’s Presence – A New Season – Sermon – Pastors Marlee and David Page
God’s presence dwells where hearts are humble and repentant. In this new season, revival comes through consecration, prayer, and turning from sin. Like Solomon’s temple and the Laodicean church, buildings and programs mean nothing without the Spirit. God’s mercy meets us at the door of our hearts, patiently knocking. The key to His presence requires humility, repentance, and hearts prepared to receive Him. Open the door and experience transformation.
Transforming How We See Work – Sermon – Pastors Marlee and Dave Page
God calls us to see work as worship, not burden. From dairy farms to daily tasks, every job becomes holy when offered to Him. This sermon reveals how our true vocation flows from loving God first, transforming even the hardest labor into blessing. When we work for the Lord rather than people, frustration turns to joy, toil becomes testimony, and ordinary moments become opportunities to honour Christ and serve others with purpose.
The Way at Work, Home, & WiFi – Sermon – Pastor David Page
You are salt and light in every space God has placed you. Whether at work, home, or online, your faithful presence transforms ordinary moments into Kingdom opportunities. Today’s message calls believers to live intentionally where they are, bringing Christ’s love through simple acts of service, patience, and encouragement. Your life is a window through which others see God’s glory.
No One Follows Jesus Alone – Sermon – Pastor David Page
Following Jesus is a shared journey, not a solo project. The church is a family saved into community, where Acts 2:42-47 shows believers praying, teaching, breaking bread, and worshiping together, and Hebrews 10:23-25 urges us to spur one another on. When we link arms—whether in prayer, study, or service—we become the living body of Christ. Isolation dulls faith; connection strengthens it. This fall, find your people and rhythm, from small groups to mission teams, so we may endure, encourage, and shine as one family in Christ.
Foundational: Following Jesus in Real Life – Habits > Hype – Sermon – Pastor Marlee Page
Move from spiritual highs to steady growth: rediscover Jesus as your sure foundation through small, daily habits. Drawing on Romans 12 and 1 Timothy 4, this message invites believers to trade hype for faithful rhythms—choose one simple habit, abide in Christ, renew your mind, and grow in godliness through quiet, persistent devotion.
Foundational: Following Jesus in Real Life – Sermon – Pastor Marlee Page
Feeling spiritually busy but distant? This message calls believers to remember that our only foundation is Jesus Christ (1 Cor 3:11). When life’s rhythms leave us exhausted and our faith feels like performance, Jesus invites us into a gentle yoke of rest (Matt 11:28–30) and intentional abiding (John 15:1–8). Rather than building on culture, comfort, or activity, we’re apprentices walking in His pace. Even when storms shake earthly ground, Christ remains the unshakable Rock. Return, reflect, and rebuild on Him—because true transformation flows from intimate connection with the Vine.