Encountering God - Created For Encounter

Encountering God — God's Voice

In this message, Pastor Craig Miller explores what it means to hear God's voice and why every believer is created for a personal relationship with Him. Learn practical, biblical keys to recognizing the Holy Spirit's leading, removing barriers to hearing God, and growing in confidence as you listen for His voice.

Encountering God — Signs and Wonders

In Week 3 of our Encountering God series, Pastor Stephanie Miller explores how God still speaks today through signs, wonders, and supernatural encounters that reveal His glory and draw people closer to Jesus. Discover how biblical signs and wonders—from Moses to Jesus to the early church—continue to strengthen faith, awaken awe, and invite us into a deeper relationship with the God who is still working wonders today.

Encountering God - Encountering the Father’s Love

In this message, Pastor Craig Miller explores how Jesus met the Samaritan woman at the well with compassion, truth, and the Father’s love, showing that God pursues people even in their shame, brokenness, and rejection. As we reflect on Pentecost and the work of the Holy Spirit, we’re reminded that learning to recognize the Father’s voice changes our identity, brings freedom, and empowers us to carry God’s love to others.

Encountering God - Created For Encounter

In the first message of this series, Pastor Stephanie Miller explores how Jacob’s encounter with God at Bethel reveals that we were created to live aware of God’s presence, hear His voice, and walk in ongoing relationship with Him. Through Jesus—the connection between heaven and earth—we don’t have to strive to reach God, because He has already come near and invites us into daily encounter, transformation, and Spirit-led living.

Hope When You Have No One

On Mother’s Day and Child Dedication Sunday, Pastor Craig Miller concluded our “Way of Hope” series by looking at how Jesus meets people in their deepest loneliness and reminds us that true hope is found not in people, but in His presence. Through the stories of the widow of Nain and the woman with the issue of blood, we are reminded that Jesus sees the forgotten, brings healing to the broken, and remains faithful even when we feel completely alone.