Peace Community Church

Father's Day This Sunday, Pastor Kevin explores the Spirit-empowered gift of faithfulness. What does it mean to stay committed when walking away would be easier?

What does true goodness look like? Join us as we explore how the Spirit shapes us to reflect the humble, servant-hearted goodness of Christ. This message will lead us to a powerful picture of what it means to live and love like Jesus. You won't want to miss it.

What does true kindness look like? In a world that often walks by, Jesus shows us what it means to cross the road with compassion.  Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, The Fruit of the Spirit with a message from Luke 10. Discover how Spirit-filled kindness can break barriers, heal wounds, and reflect the kindness of God.

More Than a Virtue People often think patience is a virtue but Galatians 5 says it is a fruit of the Spirit. There's a difference.

“In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). These words were a solemn reminder at the trouble we will face in the world. This may seem like a discouraging thought, yet as Christians we can live with peace regardless of the circumstances. Learn how to experience a greater sense of peace in your life this Sunday. Passage: Mark 4:35–41

This Sunday, we continue our series on the Fruit fo the Spirit by exploring the gift of joy.  Using the powerful story of David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 6), we'll discover that true joy is found not in our circumstances, but in the presence of God. Passage: 2 Samuel 6: 12-23

This week we continue our new series The Fruit of the Spirit as we explore the theme of Love. In a world where love is often a token expression, what does it mean to have love as a gift of the Spirit? Passage: John 13:34–35

In a world marked by division, anxiety, and self-interest, God calls us to live differently—rooted in the Spirit and bearing fruit that reflects His character. This series explores the nine attributes of the Fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22–23: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Each week, we will take a deep dive into one of these Spirit-formed virtues, examining how they grow in our lives through connection to Jesus and what it looks like to embody them in our families, workplaces, and communities. This is not about self-improvement—this is about Spirit-empowerment.

Come Celebrate the hope of Jesus' Resurrection with us as we explore Luke 24 in a message titled " Scars, Fish, And a Risen King." He rose with scars to show His love. Discover how the resurrection transforms our lives and sends us out to bring hope to others! Passage: Luke 24: 36-48  

On Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem not on a warhorse, but on a donkey-choosing humility over power and identifying with the lowly, not the elite. in this message, we see how the triumphant entry wasn't for the proud, but for the forgotten, the overlooked and the Broken. Passage: Luke 19: 28-44

This Sunday, we continue our powerful series, The Least of These, with a message straight from the heart of Jesus! In Mark 10:13-16, the disciples tried to push the children away, but Jesus did the opposite—He welcomed them with open arms. In a world that often overlooks the weak, the small, and the powerless, Jesus declares, “The kingdom of God belongs to such as these!” What does that mean for us? It means that no one is too small, too insignificant, or too unworthy for God's love. Whether you feel unseen, unvalued, or forgotten, come hear how Jesus calls you His own. Passage: Mark 10:13-16

  Get ready for another powerful message in our series, The least of these! This Sunday, we'll step into the story of the Demon possessed Man. In a world that pushes the the broken to the margins, Jesus moves toward them with love and mercy. Learn about how Darkness cannot resist the power of God. Passage: Mark 5: 1-20

This Sunday as we continue our powerful series, the Least of These!  This week, we're diving into the incredible story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9- a man forgotten by the world but invited to sit at the king's table.  God seeks out the broken, the outcast, and the least of these to restore them.  Passage: 2 Samuel 9:1-13

This week we look at Jesus and the grieving widow. His love reaches the broken, and He calls us to do the same. Come and be challenged to open your eyes, move with compassion, and bring hope to those in need! Passage: Luke 7:11-17

Join us this Sunday as we enter into week two of our new series The Least Of These. Pastor Kevin dives into a timeless story of the man born blind. His brokenness and Jesus' love are key to understanding suffering in God's grace. Passage: John 9:1-34

New Series!  Join us as we enterinto a new series during the season of Lent.  This timely series exploresthe incredible grace of God and His love for the least of these (Matthew 25:4).  Learn what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus for those that need it most. Passage: Matthew 25:31-40

In this final sermon on Esther, we look at how the final moments play out as the date is set for the Jewish people to be destroyed.  Will God remain silent?  Come listen to this important reminder of God's providence in the face of adversity. Passage: Esther 9-10

Beginning with the phrase, "For such a time as this" (from Esther), and using the phrase from the Lord's Prayer, "On Earth as it is in Heaven," we understand that with Jesus as our Savior and Lord we are already citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven.  And, as "joint heirs with Jesus" (Romans 8:17), we are, in all we do and say, agents (ambassadors) of God's saving grace, of God's love, and of joy-filled purposeful living. Passage: Matthew 6:9-13 & Peter 3:8-12

Even after Haman's downfall, Esther knew her people sere still in Danger and she refused to remain silent. Risking her own safety, she boldly approached the king once more, pleading for justice. what does her story teach us about sacrifice, compassion, and standing in the gap? discover how Esther's courage speaks into our lives today and challenges us to step out in faith where it matter most. Passage Esther 8  

The clock is ticking as the villainous Haman plans to execute Mordecai and the Jewish people.  Esther, willing to risk it all, approaches the King about the fate of her people.  Will she be punished for interfering in matters outside her station?  Find out more as the fate of Esther and her people hang in the balance.  :Passage: Esther 7:1-10

Each Day we are Faced with many Choices-often ones that go unseen by others. As Pastor Kevin brings us back into the book of Esther, we explore a similar parallel between Mordecai and his good deeds and God the father. there is nothing that we do that is out of his sight, and he cares enough to remember. Passage Esther 6

Pastor Kevin takes through a riveting tale in scripture.  King David's own son has betrayed the family.  Now, he is on the run as David is left with a broken home.  How does a father respond?  What does this tragedy teach us about our heavenly father? Passage: 2 Samuel 13 & 14.

This week, Pastor Kevin continues our Journey through the book of Ester, a story of Remarkable courage in the Face of Impossible odds. Chosen as Queen of Persia through an unholy process, Esther now confronts her greatest Challenge: risking her lige to save her people. In Chapter 5 she boldly steps into her calling, approaching King Xerxes with wisdom, Faith and a daring plan. Pastor Kevin will unpack how Esther's trust in God and steadfast resolve reveal His sovereignty and inspire us to trust Him in our own moments of challenge and decision. Passage Esther 5

Happy New Year!  Begin 2025 with purpose by joining us for worship today.  Pastor Kevin will kick off the year with a powerful message on putting on the New Self.  This isn't just another motivational talk - it's a call to experience true transformation through Christ's redeeming love.  Discover how, through Him, we are made into a beautiful reflection of goodness and peace. Passage: John 8: 1 - 11 

Theologian Roger Olsen: For God so loved the world... that He couldn't stay away!"

We continue our Advent journey by celebrating the theme of Joy! Pastor Kevin will be sharing an inspiring message form Luke 19:1-10 the story of Zacchaeus. This remarkable passage reveals how God's Grace brings transformation and joy - even to the most unexpected individuals.

Join us this Sunday as we continue our Advent Journey and reflect on the theme of Peace.  In this second week of Advent, we'll delve into the unlikely yet transformative encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman t the well (John 4).  Through this story, we'll see how Jesus breaks barriers, offers living water, and extends peace that surpasses all understanding- even in the midst of division and brokenness.   Passage: John 4:1-26

This Sunday marks the beginning of Advent, and we invite you to join us as we explore the theme of Hope.  Advent is a season of waiting - a reflection of the longing for Christ's first coming and the anticipation of His return.  Don't miss this opportunity to embrace the beauty of Advent and prepare your heart for Christmas Passage: Luke 2:25-35

The words "For such a time as this," may be familiar, but the story behind them is a powerful reminder of courage in the face of fear.  Esther faced life or death choices, standing up to save her people when all seemed lost.  We explore how Esther's story speaks directly to our lives today, guiding us to live with boldness and faith in a world that often feels broken.  Discover how God might be calling you to make a difference- for such a time as this!  Passage 4:9-17.

The stage is set, and a plot of unimaginable evil looms. Haman is ready to annihilate the Jewish people for refusing to bow before him. How will God's people respond to this dire threat, and what can we learn from their courage? This Sunday, dive into a powerful story of resistance, faith, and God's protection. Let's explore how their stand against darkness speaks to our own lives and challenges us to respond with strength and faith in the face of adversity. Don't miss this inspiring message!          

Join us this Sunday as we dive into Esther 3, exploring Haman's plot against Mordecai and the persecution faced by God's people simply for their faith. In light of John 15:18-19, we'll see how standing firm for God sometimes brings opposition—but also brings us closer to His purpose. Don't miss this powerful message on courage and faith!

In part 2 of this message Favor with the Kind, Pastor Kevin continues the narrative of Ester.  We learn more about who she is an what it would have been like to navigate her situation.  The sermon will offer a glimpse in the past all the while helping us understand the importance of having tact and making the most of circumstances.  Passage: Ester 2:5-18

What does it mean to win Favor in the eyes of others Ester is introduced in week 3 of this series. we will learn about her story and how difficult it is to serve God in a time of darkness Passage Esther 2  

This Sunday, we'll dive into Esther 1:5-22 as we continue our powerful series on the Book of Esther. Come explore how a royal banquet, a queen's bold refusal, and the ripple effects of pride and power set the stage for a destructive marriage. Don't miss this opportunity to gain fresh insight into how God moves through the most unexpected circumstances.

This week we are entering into a new series, The Book of Esther.  Join us as we look in to a classical story from the Old Testament if Scripture.  The life of Esther is a remarkable look on how to serve God in the hardest of circumstances. Passage: Esther 1:1-4

Each of us has been entrusted with responsibilities. Sometimes it can feel overwhelming to manage it all, yet God is calling us to steward our lives well. This Sunday we explore how to view life's responsibilities through a Christian lens of building God's kingdom that brings joy and greater purpose. Membership Sunday: This Sunday our church will be recognizing new members to our church. Come join us for a special time of sharing as we hear how God is moving in the hearts of our people and spurring us on to fulfill God's mission of redemption. 

Jesus once said, "Where your treasures are your heart will also be."  This powerful phrase gives us barometer for what we focus and pay attention to in life- for better or worse.  How do we values the right kind of treasures? Learn more this Sunday.   Passage: Luke 12:16-21

God values a humble heart. But what does it mean to be humble and, more importantly, how does humility play a part in our relationship with God? Come learn how humility is the key to spiritual growth and having right standing with God.

As Dr. Roger Olsen shows us, Jesus' parable of the Prodigal Son is full of surprises.  Who are we in the story? Who should we be?   Passage Luke 15:11-32

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Kevin will delve into the parable of the lost sheep, illustrating God's relentless love and care for each of us, no matter how far we may have strayed. Discover how this message of divine compassion and redemption can transform our lives and community.

What does it mean to embrace forgiveness? In the parable of the Unmerciful Servant, Jesus vividly describes the Kingdom of Heaven as a realm where mercy and grace reign supreme. Receiving forgiveness and extending forgiveness are essential for the Christian life. Passage Matthew 18:23-35

This Sunday we celebrate Asher graduating into children's ministry.  Pastor Kevin is also transitioning to a new series on the Parables of Jesus.  This will be a deep look into some of the greatest stories ever told that offer timeless lessons of faith. Passage: 1 Luke 10:29-37

We welcome Pastor Kevin back as he continues our series on 1 Corinthians.  This Sunday, we will explore the essential themes of building our lives on the foundation of Christ.  This message will provide valuable insights and encouragement for your faith journey whether you are a new Christian or lifelong follower of Jesus. Passage: 1 Cor 3:10-17

Dr. Roger Olsen. Scripture: Hebrews 10:23

Join us this Sunday for a special sermon by guest preacher Dr. Mark Anderson from the Institute for Youth Studies. Dr. Anderson will deliver a powerful message from Ephesians 3;2 titled Stewarding Grace. This timeless text encourages us on how to both receive and extend grace to others. Passage: Ephesians 3

The Need for Spiritual milk?  A common theme in scripture is learning how to eat spiritual food and become spiritually mature.  How does growing in our faith impact God's kingdom?  Learn this Sunday how growing in depth of faith is not just for our own benefit.   Passage 1 Cor. 3:1-9 

Pastor Kevin explores 1 Corinthians 2:9-12. This passage is a reminder to each of us that God is like a master craftsman, He intricately plans and sets the stage of our lives to bring about good purposes. How can we know His plans for us? 

Unpacking the contrast between worldly wisdom and divine truth, helping us to see how God's seemingly paradoxical Gospel plan brings true wisdom and power into our lives.

Being united in Christ is a part of what it means to be Christians.  However, we often experience divisions of many kinds- and not just within our country but within the church.  What does it mean to be in community?  And how do we remain united as a church?  Come Listen to the seminal message this Sunday.  Passage:  1 Cor. 1:10-17

If you and I truly want to have wisdom, how do we learn it? In Ecclesiastes Solomon gives us a great theology about pain. He talks to us about human suffering and he lays it out for us in a beautiful way. Please join us as we learn about wisdom. :Passage Ecclesiastes 7: 1-14

This Sunday we continue our new series on 1 Corinthians.  God has given us grace, a beautiful gift that we do not deserve.  Paul reminds us that as God's people we are "enriched."  How do we come to experience the fullness of God in a world that often feels empty? Passage: 1 Cor 1:4-9