Solid Ground Church

The Danger of Trusting the Temporary (8/8)

When times get hard, counterfeit faith quickly falls apart. Join Pastor Mike as he explains why it takes the real thing to get us through and reveals what we gain because of the experience.

The Power of Perseverance (8/1)

When times get hard, counterfeit faith quickly falls apart. Join Pastor Mike as he explains why it takes the real thing to get us through and reveals what we gain because of the experience.

Following the Leader (7/25)

This week, Pastor Mike explains why following Jesus isn't just about following the rules.

Staying Dead to Sin (7/18)

Pastor Mike explains how to overcome temptation by playing dead.

So Now You Know (7/11)

Pastor Mike explains why beating the habits and hangups that hold us back doesn't start by changing what we do, but by realizing who we are.

Bad News and Good News (7/4)

Pastor Mike shares some bad news and good news, explaining why understanding one helps us appreciate the other. It’s a practical look at breaking free from attitudes and behaviors we want to stop, but think we can’t.

Invest Yourself - Time to Jump In (6/27)

How much would you invest in a stock absolutely certain to go nowhere but up? The simple answer: everything! This week, Pastor Ryan talks about why Christians stop short of going “all in” with God—life’s only real “sure thing.”

The Heart of a Hero (6/20)

Pastor Ryan presents a motivational message on how ordinary people can do big things--even hard things--by tapping into the power God is eager to give us.

Community: Bring the Piece Together (6/13)

A big part of growing up is the search for a sense of belonging.  If you’re like most adults, finding it can still be a struggle. This week, Pastor Ryan will talk about how to make the connections you long for, both with people and with God. 

The Power of Curiosity (6/6)

The old saying goes, “Ignorance is bliss.” But Pastor Ryan says what you don’t know can hurt you… or worse.  Join him for this look at a biblical example of how victory often begins with healthy curiosity.