Lost and Found | Father’s Day 2026
In one of Jesus’ most beloved parables, we see the compassion, hope, and grace of a father who never gives up on his children. It’s a message for families, parents, prodigals, and anyone who needs to be reminded that God rejoices when the lost are found.
Just the Facts
You’re invited to join us online this Sunday for a powerful message from Mark 8:31-33 titled “Just the Facts.”
Jesus spoke clearly about His mission to suffer, die, and rise again, but Peter couldn’t accept what he was hearing. What happens when God’s truth doesn’t match our expectations? How do we respond when His plan is different from our own?
Together we’ll explore the importance of listening to God, recognizing spiritual deception, and staying focused on His purpose for our lives.
Contagious Faith | Remembering What God Has Done | Mark 8:11-21
What kind of faith are we passing on to the next generation?
Sermon from Mark 8:11-21
Look Up, Look Out, Look In | Colossians 3:1-17
Pastor Eric teaches from Colossians 3:1–17.
This message will help us refocus our minds on living out our new life in Christ by setting our minds on heavenly things, not earthly ones.
Join us for communion as we pause, reflect, and remember the grace that changes us from the inside out.
Wherever you’re watching from, take part in this meaningful time of worship and reflection.
Responding to God – Genesis 24
In this week’s sermon, we explore the servant’s response to God’s providential guidance as he seeks a wife for Isaac in Genesis 24. After witnessing how God leads him to the exact place he needs to be, the servant bows down in worship. This act of spontaneous praise reflects how we should respond when we see God’s hand at work in our lives.
We’ll dive into the importance of recognizing God’s providence: how He directs our steps, provides for our needs, and brings the right people into our lives at the right time. We’ll also challenge ourselves to be grateful for His constant faithfulness and kindness, and to cultivate a heart of worship, acknowledging that God never abandons us.
This week, the challenge is to praise God for all that He has done, recognizing His providence in our lives, and respond with gratitude and worship.
Join us for The Great Jungle Journey Vacation Bible School!
🎉 The Great Jungle Journey, June 24-28th 6:00PM – 8:30PM! 🐍🌴
Join us, All Kids Ages 4-11, for an unforgettable Vacation Bible School experience packed with games, snacks, crafts, science experiments, music, and a journey through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation!
⏰You won’t want to miss this!⏰
Register today!
https://http-eaglevillebiblechurch.myanswers.com/jungle-journey/
Ephesians 6:10 | Stand Your Ground
In this sermon starting in Ephesians 6:10 Pastor Bill McMinn challenges us to “Stand Your Ground”
-Be Strong
-Armor Up
-Resist
Ephesians 2:12 | Foundational
In this sermon starting in Ephesians 2:12 Pastor Bill McMinn challenges us to “Stick to the Truth”
-Remember how far you’ve come
-Embrace peace in the present
-Build your life on God’s truth
2 Peter 3 | Christ’s Coming Compels Christian Conduct
In this sermon starting in 2 Peter 3 Pastor Mark Hostetler challenges us to “Be alert and Godly as you await the day of the Lord”
-Reject the False by Recalling the Truth
-God operates according to His character
-Live like he is coming
-Grow in grace and knowledge
-Live holy and Godly lives
1 Corinthians 12:12 | You Belong
In this sermon starting in 1 Corinthians 12:12 Pastor Bill McMinn challenges us to “Flourish in Your Unity With Christ”
– We are all in the body of Christ
-We were baptized by the Holy Spirit
-We all belong