Urgent Church

This is what happens in seasons like the one we are in. We say we are looking for God, and spending time with Him, but we are so focused and distracted about what comes next that we struggle to find him. But I have come to remind someone today, that God is right where you left Him!

In a culture that teaches us to speak our mind, and shoot from the hip because you have the freedom to say whatever you want… We have in so many ways diminished the power of our words because of our eagerness to share our opinion instead of the truth of God’s word.

Brian Blomquist brought the final message of 2020 to Urgent Church. He spoke on the importance of prayer and praise during every season of our lives. He used examples from the book of Daniel to challenge us to use our spiritual PPE.

We are so excited to worship together with you to celebrate the birth of Jesus!

Join us for a powerful worship experience from our new series, Home for Christmas. We are so glad that you are worshiping with us today. If your new we would love to connect with you! Take a moment to fill out a digital connect card.

As we get into the Christmas season, and reminisce about Christmas past and memories while we put up the tree, and pull out all the ornaments for the tree. Often times when we think of those times we can tend to get a little homesick. Maybe we long to go back and relive some of those moments. To see people, and huge those who are no longer with us. We can get a little homesick.

Sometimes it is easy to lose sight of who our hope is truly in. Logan Grant preached a powerful message about how hope is still available even in the most uncertain times.

Life tends to pile up, and somethings never seems to end. So many people in the Bible were facing impossible odds, and yet God was able to work everything together for their good.

We place a lot of trust in a lot of things. We trust our own abilities, money, and other things that have a perceivable reliability. In uncertain times our trust is often revealed to have been placed in things that can quickly become unreliable. Join us for a powerful series that will challenge us to put our trust in the right things.

Pastor Mike continued our series, In __ We Trust. His message was about “The Place In Between The Promise.” Do you feel stuck in the middle of a season that never seems to end? So many people in the Bible felt stuck, but that didn’t stop God from accomplishing His purposes in their life.

We place a lot of trust in a lot of things. We trust our own abilities, money, and other things that have a perceivable reliability. In uncertain times our trust is often revealed to have been placed in things that can quickly become unreliable. Join us for a powerful series that will challenge us to put our trust in the right things.

We place a lot of trust in a lot of things. We trust our own abilities, money, and other things that have a perceivable reliability. In uncertain times our trust is often revealed to have been placed in things that can quickly become unreliable. Join us for a powerful series that will challenge us to put our trust in the right things.

In this transition to a digital dependent world we are living in we are on our phones more than ever. Have you ever wondered how that might impact our relationship with God and with each other? In this new series we are considering the downfalls of a digital world and how we can proactively stay healthy in the midst of it.

In this transition to a digital dependent world we are living in we are on our phones more than ever. Have you ever wondered how that might impact our relationship with God and with each other? In this new series we are considering the downfalls of a digital world and how we can proactively stay healthy in the midst of it.

In this transition to a digital dependent world we are living in we are on our phones more than ever. Have you ever wondered how that might impact our relationship with God and with each other? In this new series we are considering the downfalls of a digital world and how we can proactively stay healthy in the midst of it.