Speaker: Jaci Cress Solis Worship Team: Youth Team This week, Pastor Jaci unpacks the story of Jesus eating with Matthew the Tax collector and how Jesus begins a revolution around a table.
Who we are: We are a group of men who gather once a month to create a community where men are known and valued for who they truly are. For thousands of years fires have been the gathering place where communities come together. It is a place where stories are told, friendships are built, adventures are relived, and warmth is both experienced and shared. Join the movement and take your place at the fire.Time: First Tuesday of the Month 7pm - 10pm General Format: 6:30-7:00 PM: Men show up and Hang out 7:00-7:15 PM: Intro and Guiding Principles reviewed 7:15-9:45 PM: Authentic conversation 9:45-10 PM: Closing & Roll Out Guiding Principles 1. Confidentiality is key. What happens at the fire stays at the fire. We are men of integrity.2. Authenticity is needed. This is a judgment free place where we come so share what really matters in our life. We are men of courage, strength and honesty. 3. Your story matters. We come to share our story so that other man are able to see part of their own story in ours. This is not a place for teaching, preaching or advising. It is a place to be known for […]
Speaker: Laurie Short As followers of Jesus, the question “what is God like?” has been asked time and time again. The disciples asked it, and we ask it still today. This week, we will explore how Jesus’ ministry on earth gives us deep insight into the heart of God, and how He interacts with us—His children.
Speaker: David Wolf At Summit Northwest Ministries, we desire to "point to Jesus through Biblically based Worship." But what does that mean? This week, we will explore what the Bible says about worshiping Jesus and what we, as a community, must do to build a dwelling place for Him.
Speaker: Charlene Christianson Joy in the Dark is about how true joy can coexist with pain, grief and uncertainty. The message emphasizes that joy is not a reward for overcoming struggle, but a companion God offers within it-showing up in small, sacred moments of presence, connection, and love.
In this humorous yet deeply meaningful message, part of the series “Who Do You Think You Are?”, Caleb Foss invites us to reconsider how we assign value — not just to objects, but to people. Through stories of plungers, blankies, and brokenness, we’re challenged to view ourselves and others through the eyes of a God whose grace is radical, undeserved, and transformational.
Speaker: Jim Christianson This week, Jim Christianson will share his take on our summer theme with the sermon: "Who Do You Think You Are?". In our chaotic world, sometimes it can be difficult to let go of all the lies and live in God's truth. This week, we'll take a look at these concepts and how identity is often shaped by the things we believe.
Who we are: We are a group of men who gather once a month to create a community where men are known and valued for who they truly are. For thousands of years fires have been the gathering place where communities come together. It is a place where stories are told, friendships are built, adventures are relived, and warmth is both experienced and shared. Join the movement and take your place at the fire.Time: First Tuesday of the Month 7pm - 10pm General Format: 6:30-7:00 PM: Men show up and Hang out 7:00-7:15 PM: Intro and Guiding Principles reviewed 7:15-9:45 PM: Authentic conversation 9:45-10 PM: Closing & Roll Out Guiding Principles 1. Confidentiality is key. What happens at the fire stays at the fire. We are men of integrity.2. Authenticity is needed. This is a judgment free place where we come so share what really matters in our life. We are men of courage, strength and honesty. 3. Your story matters. We come to share our story so that other man are able to see part of their own story in ours. This is not a place for teaching, preaching or advising. It is a place to be known for […]
From the beginning, God’s heart has been set on being with us—not above us or distant from us, but walking beside us. “Together” explores the deep biblical theme of God’s desire for relationship and presence, and how that same longing extends to our human need for connection. In a world that prizes independence, we are reminded that we were created for community—with God and with one another.
A message exploring how we can recognize and respond to the gentle, life-giving voice of the Holy Spirit, even in the noise of everyday life.