Renewal for the New Year

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The Cure for Spiritual Drift

February 15, 2026 · Jay Delp · Hebrews 3:7-15; Hebrews 2:1-3

For the vast majority of us followers of Jesus, the greatest danger to our relationship with God and the abundant life He promises is not the sudden, dramatic falling off the proverbial cliff into a life completely devoid of faith. The far greater danger is the slow, subtle,…

Faithful Obedience in Complete Dependence

February 8, 2026 · Kyle Rodgers · Deuteronomy 11:1-21

Obedience is an interesting word—it can sound heavy, outdated, or even restrictive in the world we live in today. Yet Scripture presents obedience not as control, but as an invitation into something deeper and better. As God’s people stood on the edge of a new season, they were…

Declutter Your Hearts

February 1, 2026 · Rob Presthus · Luke 10:38-42

In our “always on” age, the idea of doing two things at once is almost a given. Between ever-increasing (and always intrusive) “notifications” the attention of even the most conscientious among us is constantly pulled in multiple directions—work, email, texts, social media—even…

“Things revealed belong to us”

January 25, 2026 · Earl Anders · Joshua 1:1-9, Deuteronomy 29:29

Near the beginning of this year, if you are a typical human being you would like to know more already than what you know. There is no shortage of evidence for that by the predictions already made but we know that’s all they are! Deut 29:29 has long been a stabilizer to me where…

Where is Your Treasure

January 18, 2026 · Kyle Rodgers · Matthew 6:19-24

As we continue our Renewal in the New Year series, this Sunday’s sermon from Matthew 6:19–24 will challenge us to examine where our hearts are truly invested. Jesus confronts our culture’s fascination with accumulation and asks a piercing question: Where is your treasure? We…

New Creations

January 11, 2026 · Rob Presthus · 2 Cor 5:11-21

Ready or not, here comes another new year. So many feel discouraged right out of the gate when it comes to New Year’s resolutions. Past failures to achieve well-intentioned goals or to establish new habits leave many wondering, why do I even try? Brothers and sisters, let’s be…