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Join us this week as Molly DuQue brings us the word.

Today, Andrew Perkins continues our series in the Letters of John.

Good morning, and welcome to Polson Foursquare Church! We’re so glad you’ve joined us today, whether you’re watching from right here in the valley or joining us from somewhere else.Today’s Will Bothel brings us a message called “Abide in Christ.” As we continue through 1 John, we’ll be reminded of what it means to remain close to Jesus, to walk in His truth, and to let His life shape the way we live.So settle in, open your heart, and let’s worship together. We’re glad you’re here!

Join us as Mike Freeman brings a message from the book of Hebrews.

Join us as Mike Freeman brings us the word.

Join us today as Billy Lesperance brings us the word.

Join us today as we welcome our guest speaker, Pastor Jarrod Wilkins

What if the greatest gift you've ever received wasn't something you could earn? Today, as we continue our Attributes of God series, we're exploring one of the most beautiful truths in all of Scripture: the amazing grace of God. Our world teaches us that we must earn everything we receive—that success depends on our own effort and that we get what we deserve. But the Gospel tells a different story. Our salvation isn't based on what we've done—it's based on God's grace. His grace is a gift freely given through Jesus Christ, revealing His incredible love and mercy toward us. Join us as we discover the depth of God's amazing grace and gain a clearer picture of the God who saves, restores, and gives us what we could never earn on our own.

This weekend, we celebrate 250 years of our nation's history and the freedoms that have come at a great cost. As we reflect on the sacrifices made by those who came before us, we're reminded of an important truth: freedom is never free. History teaches us that freedom must be remembered, protected, and never taken for granted. But there is an even greater freedom available to every one of us—the freedom found in Jesus Christ. Join us as we look beyond the history of a nation to the eternal freedom Christ purchased for us. Together, we'll discover why true freedom always comes with a cost, why it must be guarded, and how we can walk in the liberty that only Jesus provides.

Will Bothel brings us the message today!

Happy Father's Day to all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, mentors, and father figures who faithfully love and lead their families. We celebrate you today! While many of us have been blessed with incredible fathers, the truth is that every earthly father is imperfect. But we have a perfect Heavenly Father whose love never fails. It was Jesus who revealed God as our Father and showed us what kind of Father He truly is—loving, faithful, compassionate, and always present. Join us today as we celebrate Father's Day by looking to the Greatest Father Ever and discovering what His fatherly love means for each of us.

Did you know that God created you with purpose? Scripture tells us, “For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” (Ephesians 2:10) You are not an accident. You are God’s workmanship, His masterpiece, uniquely designed and deeply loved. Before you were born, God had already prepared good works for you to accomplish for His Kingdom. The question is: How do we discover what God has called us to do? Join us as we explore what it means to live with purpose, make a Kingdom impact, and walk in the good works God has prepared for each of us.

Last week, we looked at God as a Just God. This week, we're continuing that conversation as we explore God as our Righteous Judge and why understanding His judgment matters. Many people readily accept that God is love, but struggle to understand His justice, judgment, and wrath. Yet God's justice does not contradict His love—it reveals it. Scripture tells us that it is God's kindness that leads us to repentance. He is both kind and just. Like a loving father who disciplines his children, God’s judgment flows from His righteous character and His desire for us to walk in truth. Above all, God wants people to be saved and spend eternity with Him. His justice is not separate from His love—it is part of His perfect nature. Join us as we dive deeper into what it means that God is the Righteous Judge and how His justice points us to His grace.

We all long for justice. We want wrongs to be made right. But what happens when the God of Justice turns His gaze toward us? This week in our Attributes of God series, we’re looking at how God is perfectly just, perfectly righteous, and perfectly merciful. The cross reveals both His judgment on sin and His deep love for sinners. Jesus carried the penalty we deserved so we could be forgiven, redeemed, and transformed. And one day, every heart will stand before Him. Join us as we explore why God’s justice is not something to fear when your life has been changed by His grace.

Do we truly stop and consider just how awesome our God is? He is the God of the universe…The Creator of all things…The One who was, and is, and is to come. He is Almighty — all-powerful, all-knowing, ever-present, holy, loving, gracious, merciful, faithful, and forgiving. Today, as we continue our Attributes of God series, we’re taking time to stand in the awe and wonder of who God truly is.