Are you are exploring Christianity? Looking for a church home? Come worship with us. We gather each Lord's Day to worship our Lord.
We are ordinary sinners finding our hope in an extraordinary Savior.
Worship 10:00 AM & 6:00 PM
11:15 AM (Education)
Location
17333 Frontage Rd Belgrade, MT
(Frontage Road between Belgrade and Manhattan)
The stories of Aeneas and Tabitha might seem like brief transitional narratives in the book of Acts, but Luke records them with divine purpose. Far from filler, these miracles testify to Peter’s authority as a restored apostle, establish his credibility as a messenger, and demonstrate that Christ continues to care for His church. Beyond the signs, Luke hints at the gospel breaking down clean/unclean barriers to reach all nations.
Psalm 43 speaks to weary Christians facing suffering, injustice, and seasons when God seems distant. David calls us to hope in God, our salvation and our God. The psalm ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the true light and truth, who gives his people unshakable hope and promises to be with us forever.
God is faithful and sovereign even when his purposes are hidden. Genesis 39 follows Joseph through blessing, temptation, injustice, and imprisonment, showing that God is with his people in every circumstance. Joseph's story ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the better Joseph, who is with his people by his Spirit.
Paul warns the Philippians not to place their confidence in their heritage, accomplishments, obedience, or religious credentials. Instead, he counts everything as loss compared with the surpassing value of knowing Christ. Our righteousness is not found in what we do, but in Christ and Christ alone.
Jesus teaches that those who understand the depth of their forgiveness will love him deeply. In Luke 7, a sinful woman responds to Christ with humble worship, while Simon the Pharisee fails to recognize his own need for grace.
Is the Lord’s Supper merely a sentimental memorial? In this Heidelberg Catechism (LD 28) sermon on Luke 22:14–23, Pastor Paul Lindemulder explores how Christ spiritually nourishes our faith through the New Covenant in His blood, confirming His once-for-all sacrifice.