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Faith was never meant to be lived alone. In the final message of our Testify series, we explore how sharing what God has done strengthens not only those who need to meet Jesus, but also fellow believers who may be struggling to hold onto faith. Through Psalm 66 and Ephesians 5, we’re reminded that our testimonies, our encouragement, and even our worship can become a lifeline for someone else. Your testimony doesn’t have to be dramatic or polished—it simply has to be true.

God often uses extraordinary signs to get our attention, but He uses transformed people to reach the world. By contrasting Moses at the burning bush with the Samaritan woman at the well, we see the power of a personal testimony.You do not need all the answers or a perfect past to share your faith. You simply need to tell others what Jesus has done in your life. Your changed life may be the very sign that points someone else to Him.

In this sermon from Psalm 78, we explore the biblical call to remember—not simply to recall facts from the past, but to recognize God’s faithfulness and respond by joining Him in His redemptive work. We see how looking back honestly at both faithfulness and failure can shape the way we live moving forward.As we reflect on our own lives, our families, our church, and even our nation, we are invited to remember where we’ve been so that we can join God where He’s going.

In the opening message of the Testify sermon series, we explore what evangelism really means and why sharing our faith does not have to feel intimidating. Drawing from Psalm 96, this sermon reminds us that evangelism is simply proclaiming the good news of what God has done.A testimony does not have to be a dramatic life story or a perfectly crafted explanation of Christianity. It can be as simple as sharing where we have seen God’s faithfulness in our everyday lives.

Pastor Jonathan sits down with Intern, Sydney Skipper to answer some questions and dive a little deeper into the last two sermons from our series, "The Summer Of Slower".

In Part 4 of The Summer of Slower, Pastor Jonathan Hart explores one of Jesus’ most comforting and challenging invitations: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Through Matthew 11:28-30, we discover that Jesus isn’t simply offering relief from a busy life—He’s inviting us into His life.What does it mean to be yoked to Jesus? Why do we often want the peace of Jesus without adopting the pace of Jesus? And how can practices like slowing down, simplicity, Sabbath, and presence help us learn the “unforced rhythms of grace”?This message challenges us to move beyond merely believing in Jesus to apprenticing under Him—walking with Him, learning from Him, and allowing Him to set the pace of our lives. If you’re feeling hurried, overwhelmed, or spiritually exhausted, this sermon offers a fresh invitation to experience the rest that comes from living at the pace of Jesus.

Pastor Hunter sits down with Logan Brendle to discuss her new album, "Passage", along with how she started in ministry and her upcoming concerts. She will be giving her testimony and singing songs from her album at Mulder Church on July 19th @ 5pm and will also visit our 3 services that morning and sing one song from the album.

In a world that constantly tells us to chase more, Jesus invites us to choose what matters most. Looking at the story of Mary and Martha in Luke 10:38–42, this message explores how busyness, distraction, and divided attention can keep us from the presence of God. Discover practical ways to simplify your life, cultivate daily moments with Jesus, and remember this powerful truth: when God’s presence is the only thing you can’t get too much of, you’ll have enough of everything else.

Pastor Johnathan and Pastor Hunter sit down to recap the second sermon in our series titled "The Summer Of Slower". They discuss more on what it means to "stop for your life" and find sabbath rest.

In this special episode, we sit down with our Summer 2026 interns—Jake Trippe, Dylan LaPorte, and Sydney Skipper. Get to know each of them as they share about their backgrounds, interests, and what led them to serve at Mulder Church this summer. We also talk about what they're looking forward to in ministry and how our church family can be praying for them in the weeks ahead.