by Church @ 434 | Apr 19, 2026 | Sacred Space
This week in Sacred Space we once again return to our look at The Tabernacle. In doing so, we address a huge topic for people everywhere. This is something that people who already know God struggle with and it also impacts people who don’t know God.
Most people, in some way or another, long to be close to God. The problem arises because what we don’t realize is that closeness has a cost. This is vividly illustrated and brought to life in what we understand about The Tabernacle in the Old Testament. But don’t get so lost in the look toward the past that you miss the impact it has in the here and now. Yes, closeness has a cost, but once you know it – then it can happen for you. The end result, you can be close to God. Get ready, here we go…off to The Tabernacle.
by Church @ 434 | Apr 12, 2026 | Sacred Space
Today we begin a new celebration worship series that might forever change the way you worship and approach God. It is a series called Sacred Space. Each week we will take a fresh glimpse at something that is thousands of years old. The Tabernacle… why you may ask? Why do you need to know this? Because it reveals to us some things about God that we need to know. As we come off of the celebration of Easter, we see the love that Jesus has for us and how He has made it possible for us to know Him. So, if He wants us to know Him, we should get to know Him. One of the earliest and most important glimpses we get of God is in the Old Testament in the Tabernacle. Today we begin with Glimpse One – Move-In Day and we discover some things we may not know about God and why they matter to each of us, right now!
by Church @ 434 | Apr 5, 2026 | Questions from the Carpenter
Good morning, everyone! Happy Easter!
Today we gather to celebrate the most incredible event in human history: the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
As we dive into our final sermon of the “Questions from the Carpenter” series, we’ll explore the powerful encounter that two disciples had on the road to Emmaus.
Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead; He also asked poignant questions that still resonate with us today.
by Church @ 434 | Mar 29, 2026 | Questions from the Carpenter
Today, as we countdown to Easter on this Palm Sunday we continue our series called, Questions from a Carpenter. We are exploring some important questions that were asked by Jesus in the pages of Scripture. We have already found out that Jesus sure does ask good questions! His questions can change our lives. This third installment of the series drops us into the longest conversation that Jesus ever has about human emotion. It is fascinating to consider the emotion He chose to spend the most time talking about. But it is even more amazing that tucked into the conversation Jesus asks, not one, not two, not even three … no – He asks EIGHT questions! Those are the questions we explore and learn from this morning. Get ready, it will be fun.
by Church @ 434 | Mar 22, 2026 | Questions from the Carpenter
We are counting down to Easter and along the way are dropping in on conversations that Jesus has with others. We discovered last week while Jesus is the answer, He also asks a lot of questions. In those questions we make some great discoveries about who we are supposed to be. We find out what Jesus has created us to be. And perhaps most importantly we are finding that the questions He is asking really do help us find the answers we are all so desperately seeking. The question we look at today happens at a dinner gathering. It is question that races to the heart and refuses to let go. Get ready, today we are going to see the question.
