The Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series continues as Pastor Mike Patz talks about healing from pain and trauma. We may look good on the outside, but on the inside there are wounds and scars. Trauma is unprocessed, unmetabolized pain, and when pain goes unprocessed it becomes toxic. Isaiah 61:1-4 is the prophetic word of the coming of Emmanuel, who is God with us. His restoration involves bringing beauty from the ashes of our pain. #trauma #traumahealing #community #church #bible...

The Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series continues with "How can we know our purpose in life?" Pastor Mike Patz shares how Calling and Purpose are often born out of the pain of broken places being restored. We are not our accomplishments, our status, our talents, our roles. We must become clear about our identity, the true you, and commit to discovering the path God has for our lives. #purpose #purposeoflife #calling #identity #christian #christianity #job #jobsearch #career #dating...

We've become experts in cancellation and shame, but ignorant in restoration and grace. In a time of cancel culture, Pastor Mike Patz continues the Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series, challenging us to be people who believe that God can forgive and restore. We must embrace the culture that the Kingdom of Heaven brings. Let's drop the rock of cancellation and pick up the cross of restoration!

We continue the Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series, as Pastor Mike Patz opens up Isaiah 58:1-12. We live in a world that is broken, but the church is called to be ones who repair, restore, and who bring about justice. We ask the question, "How to restore a broken world?" The people of God, the ones who have been restored, must be the ones who can fix anything. Our desire is for it to be on earth as it is in heaven right now.

Pastor Mike Patz continues the series, Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope, with REST-oration. Despite all the modern technological advances, humans are more anxious than ever. But the heart of Jesus is revealed in Matthew 11:25-30. The places that we are exhausted in are places we are not yoked with Jesus in. He invites us to come, to get in the yoke with Him, and learn from Him.

The past few years have been wearisome, and many of us have lost our hope. Pastor Mike Patz begins a new series, Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope, by opening up Acts 3:17-21. All of the "re-" words were promised to us by the prophets in the Old Testament. Everywhere Jesus goes, restoration follows.

The reason that Greenhouse Church exists,  is to help ordinary people become passionate followers of Jesus Christ. Pastor Matt Ulrich shares how this heartbeat of our church, based on Matthew 28:16-20, is what God has called us to do. We are all ordinary people, who God can use to do extraordinary things. Will you accept the call to become a passionate follower?

Our Make Room series concludes as Pastor Oscar Roche reminds us that loving God begins with God. In Matthew 22:34-40, Jesus is asked, "What is the greatest commandment of the Law?" We need love and the Word of God. Passion for God is fueled by a relationship with God. Our 'being' must always come before our 'doing'. 

Join Pastor Byron Williams in a sermon on King Solomon, exploring wisdom, wealth, and life lessons. Uncover timeless truths from Solomon's reign, relevant to our lives today. Don't miss this insightful journey into faith and leadership.

Pastor Brooke Bauzon continues our "Make Room" sermon series as we kick off the new year. We will make room for what matters most. In John 15, Jesus calls us to a place of remaining in Him. This could change everything! We are our best when we are connected to God, because until we are connected to God, everything else is a distraction! May this shift to staying in the presence of God be of utmost importance.

As we conclude the What Child Is This? series, Pastor Oscar Roche reminds us who Jesus was. As we come to the end of the Christmas season, we have been told that Jesus would be called Wonderful Counselor, Prince of Peace, Everlasting Father. Yet ultimately He came as a Humble King. 1 John 4:13-21 tells us that loving God began with God. God's love never fails, and never gives up. He became a man, and dwelt among us; He came near. Through the cross, He showed the great love given for us.

Pastor Matt Ulrich continues the What Child Is This? series. The Christmas season can can be one of the hardest times. If God didn't show up in the way we wanted him to, we may wonder how a baby in a manger going to help us with all the disappointments in our lives? Isaiah 9:6-7 prophecies the coming of a mighty King. This is again proclaimed in Luke 1:26-33 with, "... His kingdom will never end." Our seasons of brokenness can be used for His glory, when we bring the broken pieces back to His...

The What Child Is This? series continues with a look at the Person of Jesus. The prophet Isaiah described what the Messiah would look like: Wonderful Counselor, Prince of Peace, Mighty God, Everlasting Father. Jesus came to fulfill this promise so that we may know salvation. Yet His coming also gave us a glimpse of what God looks like. In the personhood of Jesus, we can  fully know God, and come to be more like Him.

We welcome guest speaker, Pastor Joel Romelus, as we begin our Christmas series, What Child is This? with The Promised Seed. This Christmas, we desire for our celebrations to be formed from a deeper understanding of what really happened. The story of Christmas has been with us from the beginning, hinted at in Genesis 3:15. How did we get to the place that we needed a Savior? The coming King was prophesied in Isaiah 9:6-7. Let us worship Him!

We welcome guest speaker, Pastor Joel Romelus, as we begin our Christmas series, What Child is This? with The Promised Seed. This Christmas, we desire for our celebrations to be formed from a deeper understanding of what really happened. The story of Christmas has been with us from the beginning, hinted at in Genesis 3:15. How did we get to the place that we needed a Savior? The coming King was prophesied in Isaiah 9:6-7. Let us worship Him!

The Open Heavens series continues, as Pastor Matt Ulrich takes us through the often confusing words in 1 Corinthians 7:1-7. Sex is an amazing gift from God, but we have hijacked its meaning for our own selfish purposes. What voice are you listening to in regards to sex? We must relearn what we have heard about sex, and align it to how scripture has defined it.

The Open Heaven series continues as Pastor Brooke Bauzon shares the heart behind 1 Corinthians 7. Singleness does not mean one is incomplete. When you're dominated by cultures values, you will always live in anxiety. But when you are devoted to kingdom values, you will always live in abundance. In every relationship, we are called to live in undivided devotion to Jesus!

This week Pastor Andrea Sarafan continues our look at 1 Corinthians, the Open Heaven series, with chapter 6.  Sexuality and Identity is such a difficult topic in the times we are in. We have all been created as sexual beings, and likewise we have been deceived by the culture around us. One of the lies we believe is that God is holding out on us. Sexuality is part of us, but it is not the heart or core of us. Intimacy with God is what we truly need to thrive in life. We are promised...

Our Open Heaven series continues with 1 Corinthians 6:1-8. Pastor Oscar Roche titles this message, From Lawsuits to Love. The people of biblical Corinth were so much like we are today. How does a gospel-shaped community deal with grudges? The lawless things can become so huge. We are challenged to be wise in the truth, and forgiving with grace, to live in an open heaven. 

Our motives matter! Pastor Matt Ulrich continues the Open Heaven series with a difficult look at 1 Corinthians 5. As disciples of Jesus, we are called to be transformed agents of transformation. When confronting sin, we must do so the way Jesus would, with grace. What is the heart behind confrontation? It always must be done in love.

As we continue the Open Heaven series, Pastor Mike Patz challenges us to Redefine Greatness. The church in Corinth was enamored with success and celebrities. In 1 Corinthians 4, we find that greatness isn't what you think. When the world is turned upside down, greatness is getting low like a servant. True success is found in taking up the towel and serving others. We are called to bend lowly like Jesus.

https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/Giving/greenhousechurch/MAINCAMPUS It's Big Give Sunday, and Pastor Mike Patz welcomes our mission partners, Life For The Innocent and Missionary Sam. John 1:1-5 says, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God... In Him was life, and the life was the light of men..." Every person, every child was made by God. In the midst of the great darkness in the world, the point of healing is the Light of God. Darkness will not overcome, as we accept...

Because of the death and resurrection of Jesus, we have an Open Heaven today. Pastor Mike Patz continues this series with the reality of 1 Corinthians 3:9-15, The Judgement Seat of Christ. So much like we are today, the Corinthian Church was obsessed with wisdom. The lives we live on earth cannot be founded on worldly wisdom. The day of the Lord is coming, and we must live under the judgment of God, not the approval of people. How are you preparing for that day? Jesus is the only foundation,...

Are you a person who lives naturally, supernaturally or in the flesh? Pastor Mike digs more into the book of Corinthians as we continue our Open Heaven series. Paul is describing immaturity in the Corinthian church, which is valuable for us to process as those following Jesus in the 21st century.