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Silverdale exists to lead people into an authentic relationship with Christ so they will worship God, grow in their faith, and serve the Lord in our community and world.

Silverdale's Lead Pastor is Tony Walliser.

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On August 30th, 2014...Pastor Michael Miano preached through the overview and narrative view of the writing "To the Hebrews". In this message, Pastor Miano makes the Gospel very clearly, while exhorting the Church for the necessity of clarity in regards to the "things of God".

On Sunday, June 14th....Pastor Michael Miano continued preaching through the "historical books" of Kings, Chronicles, and shortly mentioning Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. In this sermon, Pastor Miano brings two things to the congregation's attention. First, what prophets are we listening? True or false. Also, once we know the truly Biblical historical story of God, will we walk faithfully?

Pastor Neil teaches on the truth of how God cares for our physical bodies and therefore, why we should also take care of them.

In Revelation 2:2-4 Jesus calls us to: (1) REMEMBER what He has done for us and our first love for Him. (2) REPENT - admit the fault is OURS! (3) RETURN to our first love.

In Revelation 2:2-4 Jesus calls us to: (1) REMEMBER what He has done for us and our first love for Him. (2) REPENT - admit the fault is OURS! (3) RETURN to our first love.

It is our tendency to seek to find ourselves in our possessions, our talents, our position, and our wealth. As Pastor Ryan begins chapter 2 of Colossians, we find that it is, in fact, Christ in whom all things pertaining to our identity are found. We are to continue on walking with Him in the same way that we received him, in faith.