The Best is Yet to Come

Our Building Campaign

An Introduction

This is an exciting time for Messiah.  As we walk forward in our ministry we're truly praying that, "The Best is Yet to Come". Right now, we see God moving us to expand our campus by building our sanctuary and prayer garden.  We know that as people worship in these spaces, God will be able to speak to them and communicate his grace in powerful ways.  Thus we believe God will move us forward in our mission to build disciples and reach out to our community through this campaign.  To learn more about this exciting process, click here to read the brochure that details the process.

Or, if you'd like to watch Pastor Kollmann and Jon Wolkenstein speak about the campaign, you can view the video here.

The Vision- In Music and Images

As we think about this endeavor God has placed before us, we'd like you to be able to catch the excitement.  Messiah has always had at it's heart that it wants to be a church that makes a difference through Christ.  Click on this link to watch a video that shows how the Spirit is working at Messiah and listen to the music as we look forwad to the greater things that are still to come.

Devotional Reflections

We can't accomplish this goal unless God harnesses the energy and Spirit he has placed in all our members.  Take a few moments to click on the devotions below to reflect on how God is moving you to be a servant in this campaign. 

The Door of Authentic Faith- Giving

Text Version

The Door of Fulfillment- Service

Text Vesion

The Door of Intimacy- Prayer

Text Version

Walking Through Doors

Text Version

To view the video versions of the devotionals click here.

Your Commitment

As you consider the materials shared on this page, we ask that you also take a moment to pray to God concerning your own commitment in our campaign.  God has blessed Messiah.  God has blessed you.  Consider the words of 2 Cor. 8:7,9, "But just as you excel in everything. . . see that you also excel in this grace of giving.. . . . For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich."  Giving is a response to God's own grace and we let that be our guide.  As you prayerfully make your commitment to this campaign, you can click here and get a card to make a pledge as Messiah builds with the vision of the best which is yet to come.