Today we celebrate the baptisms of two of our young people. JP Flood shared special music with us. And we explore the message of Pentecost in today's message.

Have you ever been told to give your anxiety to God? Sometimes it is easier said that done. Today we look at Peter's words and apply this scripture to our lives today.

Today we wrap up our Herstory series with Naomi and celebrating Mother's Day. Did you know that the Mother's Day tradition started with Methodist women?

This week, we take a look at Mary and Martha. This is a familiar story that many of us relate to. What is your role in the body of Christ? Which of the two sisters do you relate to the most? And... there is a special message this week as we learn that our parish will be getting a new pastor this Summer.

Today we continue the "Herstory" sermon series with Miriam. Who is Miriam? Why was she important? Listen today's message to find out!

This week begins a series honoring women of the Bible and in the history of Christianity. The first in this series is Esther. We think about ways that God shows up unexpectedly and how church might look different moving forward.

It is the Second Sunday of Easter. As we come down from the excitement of the Resurrection and Easter celebrations, what do we do now that we feel like we are stuck in the "normal" time of our lives - just waiting for what comes next? 1 Peter gives us a reminder and hope for this ordinary time.

This week, we welcomed Flathead UM Camp directors, Brandon & Carole, to share the wonderful ministry that is done at one of the Mountain Sky Conference United Methodist Camps. We are reminded of the ways that we are all so important to the Body of Christ. * Note: Due to technical issues, the entire message did not record. *

This week, we have a special guest, Tyler Zimmer, from Intermountain Children's Home. We are grateful to support the amazing ministry that they provide and enjoyed Tyler's wonderful message: Childlike Behaviors.

This week, Pastor Julie continues our Lenten journey with Matthew's account of Peter's declaration about Jesus and Jesus foretelling his death and resurrection (Matthew 16:13-19, 21-23). What kind of life are you building? What kind of rock are you?