As we continue our Lenten series entitled, "Course Correction," we meditate on the John 3:1-17 and Pastor Kevin shares a message on what it means for him to experience a new birth when he is being kept up at night by his worries and anxieties. Follow along with this podcast using the notes in our E-bulletin.

We kick off Lent with a new sermon series called, "Course Correction." This podcast episode includes a contemplative reading of the Gospel passage before Kevin brings a reflection on the wilderness as the solitude we need to fight the battle over our true identity. Follow the contemplative reading and sermon on our E-Bulletin. Song Credit:Refuse the Bait performed by Teryn and Worship TeamBy Liturgical Folk feat. Liz Vice

On this Sunday of the Transfiguration of Jesus, Kevin shares his heart in terms of the vision for MCF. You can follow the notes for the sermon on our E-bulletin. The podcast includes an inspired prayer by Pastor Al at the end.

Kevin closes this sermon series with a sermon on how positive psychology is catching up to what scripture and Jesus have taught us about what brings about a good life. Hint: It isn't money or material things. Rather it is about being rich in love. Follow the sermon notes with our E-bulletin. Song at the end:"Little Things With Great Love" performed by Teryn VERSE 1:In the garden of our Savior, no flower grows unseen;His kindness rains like water on every humble seed.No simple act of mercy escapes His watchful eye —for there is One who loves me: His hand is over mine.VERSE 2:In the kingdom of the heavens, no suff’ring is unknown;each tear that falls is holy, each breaking heart a throne.There is a song of beauty on ev’ry weeping eye —for there is One who loves me: His heart, it breaks with mine.BRIDGE:Oh, the deeds forgotten; oh, the works unseen,every drink of water flowing graciously,every tender mercy, You’re making glorious.This You have asked us: do little things with great love,little things with great love.VERSE 3:At the table of our Savior, no mouth will go unfed;His children in the shadows stream in and raise their heads.Oh give us ears to hear them and give us eyes that see —for there is One who loves them: I am His hands and feet. from Work Songs , by Porter's Gate released October 6, 2017LITTLE THINGS WITH GREAT LOVEBy Audrey Assad, Isaac Wardell, and Madison Cunningham

Pastor Kevin continues his series on financial freedom and this week focuses on the benefits of giving. Follow the notes for this sermon on our E-bulletin.

Pastor Kevin continues his sermon series on financial freedom. This week he focuses on how we can cultivate contentment in our lives by focusing on God's grace. Follow along with the sermon notes found in our e-bulletin. Note: The sound quality at the beginning of the sermon is poor due to Kevin's mic being off but it improves once he switches it on. Featured Song:"Everything" performed by Brittney Mendoza and worship teamby Jason Ingram | Lauren Daigle | Paul Mabury

Wisdom sheds light on difficult to navigate situations. When it comes to finance, we don't have to stumble in the dark. There is much wisdom to shine a light to help us find freedom with our finances. Follow the sermon notes with our e-bulletin. Also, find sermon follow up resources HERE.

Pastor Kevin starts a new five week sermon series entitled, "Make A Change: The Joy of Financial Freedom." Financial brokenness is the anxiety and stress that comes over finance whether or not a person's finances are in good shape or not. There is a lot of financial brokenness in America due to a "keeping up with the Joneses" mentality and an over reliance on instant credit and debt to finance lifestyles that are often beyond our means. The good news is not that about what we can do to get out of our stress. It is about what God has done to set us free and our trusting response to God's grace.

Ever had an "a-ha moment?" Pastor Kevin talks about those "A-ha" moments that can radically change the direction of your life.

Pastor Kevin shares from his personal experience how God has used his weaknesses to teach him to be humble, obedient, and dependent on God's strength.