On this very special Sunday, adoptive families dedicate their children to the Lord as Pastor Nate shares that every Christian is called to compassion, and that the quality of our faith is summarized in scripture by how we care for widows and orphans. Isaiah 1:16c-17 - Stop doing wrong, learn to do right! Seek justice, encourage the oppressed. Defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the case of the widow. Do what’s right, care for those in need.

Pastor Nate takes a look at God's judgement and how it effects our world today.

Pastor Jim Larrabee asks the question: Is God fair, or is He just?

Pastor Jim Larrabee shares from Isaiah 6, and Isaiah's encounter with God's Holiness.

Pastor Nate begins a compelling new series out of Isaiah; A message about God's judgement and God's mercy.

The conclusion to the Imagine series at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds; where the Cascade family met all together in one service for the first time since it's infancy. Celebrating what God has done and will continue to do through Cascade in Monroe and around the world was the topic.

In this, the first message of four in the IMAGINE campaign series, Pastor Nate reminds us that our job is to sow, and God's job is to make it grow. We are asked to commit to sowing seeds by simply inviting.

"If the enemy can't make you evil, he'll make you busy". Jim Larrabee reminds of the importance of slowing down and being in relationship with our God.

Pastor Nate introduces us to our new Pastor of Reaching Near and Far, Matthew Shorack. And we get a glimpse of how God is using Cascade around the world as Nate is joined by three very special guests.

Taking a look at the end of the life of Joseph, and how he handled the adversity that God allowed.

In this life, we will be tempted. The good news is that God will always provide a way out. Just as Joseph was tempted in Genesis 39, he was able to say no to sin and continue to receive God's blessing.

"Those whom God would use mightily he must first break thoroughly." Pastor Nate continues the Genesis series with the story of Jacob.

Pastor Nate took to us to a dark time in Genesis, and showed us how we as Christians today, can learn from the mistakes of Lot and his family. Short cuts often lead to dead ends.

Cascade's new outreach pastor, Matthew Shorack recounts the story of Jacob and Esau out of Genesis. Matthew also shares an amazing story of forgiveness and reconciliation.

A look at Abraham and Isaac through the eyes of personal sacrifice.

Guest Speaker Joel Madson joins us again and continues with the Genesis series.

Challenging our perception of who God is, by taking a look at the Tower of Babel.

An insight on having extreme faith.

A fresh look at the story of Noah. Taking a look at a man who trusted God, accepted the challenge and changed the world.

Happy Father's Day! The first message in the Genesis series, Pastor Nate Hettinga addresses Adam's silence in the garden, and the repercussions that followed.

Youth pastors Jim Fowler and Mac Hillabush share their hearts and vision for the youth of Monroe and the Sky Valley.

Special guest speaker, Joel Madson of Global Network Training, shares God's desire for His people to pray for others as well as share the good news of the life that Jesus offers with people all over the world, from down the street, to the other side of the planet.

In the last message in a four part marriage series, Pastor Nate addresses the topic of sex and marriage.

"Conflict? We don't have conflict!" Points to ponder when it comes to dealing with conflict in marriage.

Guest Speaker, Shirley Philabaum joins us to share insight on a woman's heart.

In the first of a four part marriage series, Pastor Jim Larrabee delivers a powerful message about forgiveness.

Philippian generosity... A little or a lot, faithfully manage what you've got.

Pastor Nate continues in Philippians.

Pastor Nate continues in the Philippians series-- "Jesus is the only answer because Jesus plus anything ruins everything."

God wants to change you from the inside out. WIll you let Him?

Happy Easter, He is Risen! On the cross, Jesus showed us the ultimate sacrifice in order that we might have everlasting life. Do you believe, or do you BELIEVE?

Pastor Jim Larrabee continues with the "Your Choice" series in Philippians.

Chomno In visits from Cambodia and shares what God is doing through the Cambodian Hope Organization.

Paul says in Philippians 1:21 "For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." Pastor Jim Larrabee sheds light on what that looked like for Paul, and what it looks like for us.

Just as Paul was in chains and suffered for his faith, so too will we have suffering. Our choice is whether or not to waste the suffering or to use it for God's glory.

Pastor Jim Larrabee continues the Philippians series.

Special guest speaker, Keith Ferrin brings the Word of God to life in the introduction to the Philippians series.

Pastor Nate gives his vision for where God is leading Cascade in 2008, and Executive Pastor Kirk Gendron gives a financial update.

Cascade's third core value; Communicating Christ's Love to Our Community. Pastor Nate shares how Cascade is living that out historically, presently and in the future.

Pastor Jim Larrabee continues sharing the core values of Cascade Community Church; "Care for One Another". Pastor Brad Moore joins him and shares his heart for caring for our community and loving others well.

Pastor Nate shares what it means for us to worship together. He interviews Cascade's Worship Director, Brandon Shuman.

Pastor John Burkholder, Pastor of prison ministries.

Christmas Eve service at Cascade. Pastor Nate speaks from Isaiah 9:6 while holding his newly adopted son.

Bishop Joshua Banda visits from Africa, and offers a fresh and inspiring message of hope for this Christmas.

Life is more than getting things done, it's about being with God. A message given by Pastor Jim Larrabee.

As we enter the Advent season and a new series: "Recapture the Wonder of the Season: Christmas Through The Eyes of Mary", Pastor Jim Larrabee reminds us of the busyness of the season and making sure to be apart of God's agenda, rather than fitting Him in to ours. Just as God chose an ordinary girl like Mary to be a part of His plan, so too has He chosen us if we are willing.