Dear Messiah family, So much pain. So much hurt. Lord, have mercy. Eleven months after the death of George Floyd, our region is in a similar place of hurt and pain with the death of Daunte Wright. I think we all feel the tension. We all have engaged in conversations over the past week about […]

Hymn #142 – If Thou But Suffer God to Guide Thee  This week, we’ll focus on the opening hymn for Sunday, April 18, If Thou But Suffer God to Guide Thee. It is one of my favorite texts for times of doubt and tribulation, and a wonderful reminder of why and how we should […]

Watch this weekly video to see all the good news happening at Messiah Church We believe in the good news of Jesus that we see all around us, even in these tough days – and we want to share that good news with you!  And for more information on: Scouts at Messiah, click here. […]

Updated Wednesday, March 31, 2021 For the foreseeable future, we anticipate our lives to be shaped by a timeline set by COVID-19. As we await vaccine distribution, we face difficult choices between conflicting needs and imperatives. If anything, we will exercise as much caution as possible, because we do not want to encourage the most […]

Beginning Sunday, September 6, the contemporary worship service is moving to 10 am (instead of 10:30)! Enjoy the same great contemporary music and casual style, just at an earlier time. The traditional service will continue to be live at 8:45 am, or watch either recorded service at your convenience anytime. Worship Live    Worship On Demand […]

  Updated Sunday, March 15 – Vision 2023 – Part 4 Updated Sunday, March 8 – Vision 2023 – Part 3 Updated Sunday, March 1 – Vision 2023 – Part 2 Updated Sunday, February 23 – For the past year, a team of staff and ministry area leaders have been meeting to discern where God […]

The Messiah 2020 budget has been thoughtfully planned by the staff, and reviewed and approved by the Servant Steering Team. For details, click on the document below. 2020 Messiah Budget  

Messiah’s own Brian Dreibelbis was featured on KSPT last week. He shared his inspiring story of faith & hope in the face of Type 1 Diabetes.  

Jesus transformed water into wine, told parables about planting vineyards, and taught that he was the vine and his followers are the branches intended to bear fruit. At the Last Supper, Jesus used wine as a sign of his own blood. Using the image from John 15, through November we will explore the metaphor of […]

Messiah Church’s mission is to grow disciples of Jesus Christ by loving God, loving each other, and loving the world. In preparation for November’s sermon series on Living the Fruitful Life, we will examine the impact of spiritual growth. Would you help us measure the impact Messiah’s ministry is having on your spiritual growth? Your […]