One of the best ways for God to grow our faith is in the context of personal ministry. When you give God your little, He will do the BIG. While you do the work of ministry, God will do the miraculous.

Discipline. It isn't a word that we love to think about, much less implement. But Jesus tied discipline into being His follower. He said, "If anyone wants to follow me, he must deny himself...In this message, Pastor Randy shares three spiritual muscles that Jesus need to stay attached to God and strengthened through Him. 

Your relationships will make you or break you. According to Proverbs 13:20, "The one who walks with the wise will become wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm."  Your relationships will make you or break you. 

James warned believers to not just be hearers of the Word, but doers also. Jesus said the builder who hears the word and acts on them is like a wise man who built his house on a sure foundation. When we hear God's Word and act on it in, our faith will intersect with God's faithfulness.

Are you settling for a Jesus that you only read about and sing about? Or have you met the real Risen Christ? When you really meet the resurrected Jesus, the only proper response is worship and when you truly worship, the only outcome will be your obedience.

For Palm Sunday, we celebrated both baptism and the Lord's Supper. Because of the baptisms, we are making both services available for you to watch now. Enjoy this powerful time of worship and baptism as well as Pastor Randy's teaching on the Lord's Supper. 

Do you have a story? A story of when you met Jesus Christ? Using the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, Pastor Randy looks at the need to be baptized after saying "yes" to Jesus.

Psalm 51 is David's psalm of repentance dealing with his personal sin. In repentance, David found the marvelous forgiveness of his gracious God. In repentance, you can too. 

We often focus on how we are running the race, but it is good to be reminded of why we are running. We are running because we are in Christ and are part of an unshakable kingdom. Don't run for the temporary. Run for the eternal.

God does not ask us to run the race in our strength. He gives us grace to enable us run! So run in such a way to become everything that God's grace intends you to be so that all who come behind you, find you faithful.

God disciplines His children, not as punishment, but as loving nourishment. When we fail to embrace His discipline, it is because we have forgotten our identity in Christ.

The writer of Hebrews encourages the reader to run the race of life with endurance by laying aside any hindrance and keeping their eyes on Jesus.  

When Jesus ascended to the Father, He gave His followers a mission to change the world. Over time, we have diminished the mission to make following Jesus fit our lifestyles and level of commitment. 

Dwayne Moore, the author of the book He. We. They. shares the effects of praying the model prayer and challenges us to always point things to the Father.

The model prayer is a kingdom prayer, but are you a kingdom citizen? You can be close to the kingdom of God, but not in the kingdom of God. 

If we will focus our lives on God's kingdom, then God promises to take care of our's. With a kingdom mindset, we ask God to give us our daily bread, forgive us our debts, and lead us not into temptation.

Jesus instructs His followers to pray for God's kingdom to come. Ultimately, God's kingdom comes where God's will is being done. This message dives deep into what that means in our lives and why we are told to pray in this way.

Looking at Jesus's parables in Luke 15, we see our loving Savior pursuing us while we were lost in our sins and all of heaven waiting to celebrate when we come home! 

The Model Prayer is something that many people can recite, but it isn't meant to be recited, it is meant to be prayed. It is meant to be the pattern of our prayers.  Jesus said, "When you pray, say, 'Our Father...'"

On this first Sunday of 2022, our Next Generations Pastor, Phillip Wolfe, shares his powerful personal testimony of his salvation as well as his call to ministry. 

The message of Christmas is this: God became flesh and dwelt among us. This service includes our first ever baptisms during our morning worship services as well as a candlelight carol sing.

Have you ever read the Christmas story and wondered why God chose to share the news of the birth of Jesus with the shepherds first? This message is sure to encourage you greatly.

If God spoke to you and revealed His plan for your life, would you be okay with it regardless of what it is? Is your "yes" on the table when it comes to following God no matter what? This message from Luke 1 and Mary's response to Gabriel's announcement will challenge you.

Perhaps in your life it feels like midnight right now. Maybe you feel like you are in a prison of some sort. Will you gripe and complain or will you pray and praise? Paul and Silas chose to praise and it led to their deliverance.

What would it look like if you put a "very" in front of your love for God? What would your love look like if you loved God from your "muchness"? This inspiring message looks at Mary's anointing of Jesus as she gives her best for her Lord.

Followers of Jesus need to learn to think like a disciple. That means they are to set their minds on things above. To do this, one must not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of their mind.

In Matthew 11, Jesus gave a beautiful invitation to those who were weary and carrying a heavy burden to find rest in Him for their souls. 

The heart of a disciple is a heart that is moved by what moves Jesus and is broken by what breaks the heart of Jesus. It is a heart that belongs to the God who is One.

The entire sermon of Jesus comes down to this invitation: build your life on the rock of Jesus Christ, not the sinking sand of the ways of the world. In this critical message, it is clear that eternity hangs in the balance.

There is a right way to relate with others in the Kingdom of God. Jesus said it like this: "Whatever you want others to do for you, do also the same for them." This includes how we judge others as well as how we pray and give to others."

Jesus did not mince words when it came to possessions and our heart. He said, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." We strive for and even worry over worldly possessions, but the real question is, "Are you rich towards God?"  

Every follower of Jesus is expected to practice righteousness. Jesus teaches us that we are not to practice it to gain the applause of man, but rather to practice it in secret where your Father sees you. Are you living for the "wow" of men or for the "well done" of God?

Every aspect of our life needs to be seen through the lens of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. When we fail to look through this lens, we end up lowering the standard of righteousness to a level we can acheive on our own. 

God is good and faithful!  On our 15th anniversary, Pastor Randy went back to verses that helped shape The Station Church from the very beginning to encourage us as we move forward from here.  

In this part of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount, the Master causes His listeners to see past the surface and look deep within themselves.  After all, the heart of worship is worship from the heart.

The question for the believer is not, "Are you salt and light?"  The answer is "you are."  The question is "Have you lost your saltiness and how are brightly are you shining?" Absolute obedience to the absolute authority of God's Word is essential. 

In the introduction to the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus talked about true happiness. These 8 statements of blessing are the characteristics of the life of a disciple being lived in response to salvation.

In this introductory message to our series, Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Randy looks at the context and setting of Jesus's sermon in Matthew 5-7, focusing on Matthew's theme of the King and the Kingdom.

We want to be a people committed to reading, studying, and learning the Bible. A neglect of God's Word will lead to spiritual malnourishment in your life.  

In Part Two of our series focusing on our need to be plugged into a small group, Pastor Randy focuses on the "U" in our HUB acronym: Unified Community.  Jesus prayed for His followers that they would be one so that the world would know who He is. 

In the kick-off to this series focusing on why we need to be in a small group, Pastor Kevin focuses on the "H" in our HUB acronym: Holy Living.  God is holy and His children are called to holiness.

There is no sin beyond God's extraordinary forgiveness. This message looks at Psalm 51 and David's beautiful confessional psalm of repentance. 

God steers moving ships. In this challenging and encouraging message, Pastor Randy charges the members at The Station Church to move forward in serving God by serving others. 

One of the best ways to avoid a spiritual slump is to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. In this beautiful message, Pastor Mark David teaches us that as believers, we do not remember and rest for a day, but rather, we remember and rest in the Person of Jesus Christ.

In a world that says, "Depend on yourself," Jesus tells His followers to depend on Him and Him alone.  Join Pastor Tim as he teaches us from John 6.  

The disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray. They saw how vital prayer was to His life. Using the model prayer that Jesus gave them, Pastor Randy gives practical application in this message and then leads the congregation in praying through Scripture.

Everyone has a next step. The best thing you can do to stay out of a spiritual slump is identify your next step and live a life of simple obedience. 

In this message, Pastor Randy preaches on the importance of a relationship with Jesus that is built on time in God's Word. 

In this introductory message to our new summer series, Pastor Randy look at the signs in the Apostle Peter's life that might have led to his denial of Jesus on the night of His betrayal and arrest.

In this follow-up message to The Familiar Wilderness, Pastor Mark David continues the study from Matthew 4 and Jesus' call to the first disciples.

In this message from Matthew 4, the obedient Son of God journeys into the wilderness, inviting us to do the same.

In this follow-up message from Mother's Day and Colossians 4:2-6, Paul encourages believers to pray regularly and to have words and actions that help others come to Jesus.

As believers, we are called to be devoted to prayer. As parents, we are to be watchful in prayer for the sake of our families. 

Complaining leads to fear. Fear leads to lack of trust. Lack of trust leads to gossip. And gossip always leads to rebellion against God.

If we aren't careful, complaining will become the background noise of our lives and drown out everything else the world hears from us.

Our words have power when we use our mouths in the way that God intended.

Watch the introductory message in our current series on the power of our words from James 3:1-10.

Watch Pastor Randy Norris's Easter message on the difference it makes when you meet the resurrected Christ.