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January 14, 2021
Messiah’s House · If You Only Knew – Nate Melugin Have you ever read the story of the woman at the well? Her story is messy, and her testimony is amazing. If you’ve struggled with feeling like your testimony didn’t matter, or your story wasn’t good enough, listen to this message to find out just what can happen when we begin to share what God has done in our lives.
September 29, 2020
Messiah’s House · My Shot – Nate Melugin The first disciples were called by Jesus in the middle of their everyday lives and left all they knew no questions asked. In fact the Bible is specific to use the word “Immediately”. The disciples set the example of what it looks like to truly follow Jesus. Listen to this teaching by Pastor Nate Melugin as he talks about what it looks like to follow Jesus and what that means for us.
April 21, 2020
From the book of Nehemiah we see the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem, and how they faced opposition in light of God’s calling. Just like the workers on the wall, we as the church have the opportunity to build something special in this season of life. Listen as Pastor Nate gives an encouraging word on facing opposition and working together.
January 6, 2020
This message is all about leaving what needs to be left in the past, and moving forward into a new year with confidence of who God called us to be and what he’s called us to. Moving past our emotions and feelings and seeking his Kingdom first.