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When we think about money and what it means to live a rich life, we’re invited to look beyond what we accumulate and consider what truly matters.
The GRIT series continued with Week 4: A Rich Life as we explored how God views money, provision, and generosity. We were reminded that while money itself isn’t bad, it can easily become a threat to our relationship with God if it takes the place of trust in Him.
On Food Drop Weekend, our focus shifted from gaining to giving—putting faith into action by using what God has provided to serve others. Together, we were challenged to redefine richness, choosing a life marked by generosity, obedience and trust in God as the true measure of a rich life.
When we think about money and what it means to live a rich life, we’re invited to look beyond what we accumulate and consider what truly matters.
The GRIT series continued with Week 4: A Rich Life as we explored how God views money, provision and generosity. We were reminded that while money itself isn’t bad, it can easily become a threat to our relationship with God if it takes the place of trust in Him.
On Food Drop Weekend, our focus shifted from gaining to giving—putting faith into action by using what God has provided to serve others. Together, we were challenged to redefine richness, choosing a life marked by generosity, obedience and trust in God as the true measure of a rich life.
When everything around us is competing for our attention, we’re reminded that what we focus on shapes how we live and how we see the world.
The GRIT series continued with Week 3: Get Focused as we wrestled with the question of where our attention truly belongs. With endless opportunities and distractions pulling at us, we were challenged to examine what is eternal versus what is temporary—and whether our lives are being guided by the flesh or by the Spirit.
As we realigned our focus with God’s perspective, we were invited to see others and the world the way He does. By fixing our eyes on what lasts, we were reminded that a focused life rooted in the Spirit leads us closer to the life God desires for us.
When the pace of life feels relentless and exhaustion becomes the norm, we’re reminded to pause and ask where our strength is really coming from.
The GRIT series continued with Week 2: Energy Reset as we explored the question so many of us carry: Is this how it was meant to be? Together, we looked at the life of Jesus and the different seasons of His ministry, noticing where He spent His energy and how He consistently returned to the Father as His source.
In a world that constantly drains us, we were invited to re-examine where our energy is coming from and where it’s going. As we realigned our lives with God’s design, we were reminded that the full life He promises isn’t found in running on empty—but in drawing daily strength from Him.
When the pace of life feels relentless and exhaustion becomes the norm, we’re reminded to pause and ask where our strength is really coming from.
The GRIT series continued with Week 2: Energy Reset as we explored the question so many of us carry: Is this how it was meant to be? Together, we looked at the life of Jesus and the different seasons of His ministry, noticing where He spent His energy and how He consistently returned to the Father as His source.
In a world that constantly drains us, we were invited to re-examine where our energy is coming from and where it’s going. As we realigned our lives with God’s design, we were reminded that the full life He promises isn’t found in running on empty—but in drawing daily strength from Him.
When the calendar turns and a new year stretches out before us, we’re reminded that time is a gift—and how we use it matters.
A new series began with Grit, launching with Week 1: No Time to Waste. Together, we leaned into the reality that we all have the same amount of time each day, yet how we choose to spend it reveals what we value most. Through Scripture, we were challenged to consider God’s rhythm of work and rest and how living with intention shapes our faith.
As we reflected on Jesus’ teachings and shared in communion, we were reminded to stay ready, faithful and grounded in what truly lasts. At the start of a new year, we were invited to live with grit—using our time wisely, resting well and trusting God with every moment we’ve been given.
Just when we think the Christmas story begins in a manger, God invites us to see a much bigger beginning—one that stretches back to eternity.
In Week 3 of Christmas at Granger, An Invitation Home, we explore the origin of Jesus and what it truly means that He came to live among us. Through John 1 and powerful moments throughout Scripture, we’re reminded that this is not just the story of where Jesus was born, but why He came.
Jesus didn’t just visit Earth—He made His home with us, inviting us into a restored relationship filled with hope, light and new life.
Just when we think we’ve settled into what feels familiar—our routines, expectations and sense of belonging—God reminds us that our stories shape us—and He’s still writing them.
In Week 2 of Christmas at Granger, A Joyful Home, we look at the powerful influence of where we come from. Through the stories of Zechariah, Joseph, Daniel and the wise men, we’re reminded that God uses every season, every influence and every step to grow us into who He created us to be.
Our homes may shape us, but God is the one who forms lasting joy, purpose and expectation of His presence.
Just when we think we’ve settled into what feels familiar—our routines, expectations and sense of belonging—God reminds us that our stories shape us—and He’s still writing them.
In Week 2 of Christmas at Granger, A Joyful Home, we look at the powerful influence of where we come from. Through the stories of Zechariah, Joseph, Daniel and the wise men, we’re reminded that God uses every season, every influence and every step to grow us into who He created us to be.
Our homes may shape us, but God is the one who forms lasting joy, purpose and expectation of His presence.
Just when we think we’ve settled into what feels familiar—our routines, expectations and sense of belonging—God reminds us that home is more than a place.
In Week 1 of Christmas at Granger, No Place Like Home, we explored what it really means to belong. Through the story of Mary and Elizabeth, we’re reminded that God meets us in connection, community and unexpected moments of grace.
Home isn’t just where we live—it’s where God is forming love, trust and purpose within us.
Just when we think we’ve made sense of everything—our plans, our expectations, even our emotions—life has a way of revealing what’s still beneath the surface.
In Week 5 of our series, On the Run, we stepped into Running Mad. Anger isn’t always easy to name. Sometimes it comes from deep wounds and other times it rises from the smallest frustrations. But just like Jonah, we don’t have to run from what we feel—because God meets us there.
And when we allow Him to shape our hearts, He reveals what’s aligned with His purpose…and what isn’t. In His hands, even anger can become a doorway to healing, honesty and transformation.
Right when we think we have life figured out, God has a way of redirecting us for something greater.
In Week 4 of our series, On the Run, we stepped “Into the Water.” Sometimes life takes a turn we didn’t expect—detours, delays or moments that leave us unsure of what’s next. But just like Jonah, when we surrender and step into God’s plan, He can use even the unexpected to change lives, restore hope and move His purpose forward.
And this weekend was extra special as we celebrated baptisms—stories of life change, obedience and new beginnings.
Right when we think we have life figured out, God has a way of redirecting us for something greater.
In Week 4 of our series, On the Run, we stepped “Into the Water.” Sometimes life takes a turn we didn’t expect—detours, delays or moments that leave us unsure of what’s next. But just like Jonah, when we surrender and step into God’s plan, He can use even the unexpected to change lives, restore hope and move His purpose forward.
And this weekend was extra special as we celebrated baptisms—stories of life change, obedience and new beginnings.
Even in the unexpected, God can use our story to point others to Him.
In Week 3 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “An Unexpected Turn.” Everyone has an opportunity to be a witness—to share what they’re passionate about and what God has done to rescue them. Just like Jonah’s story, our lives can reflect God’s grace and redemption when we recognize and celebrate His work in us.
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Even on the run, God can stop us in our tracks and remind us that He’s there.
In Week 2 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “Stopped in Your Tracks.” Sometimes, the dark seasons of life are where God finds us—running in our fear, shame, regret or rebellion. But His grace has a way of interrupting our path, calling us to pause and showing us that He’s never far away. When we stop and refocus on Him, we can find the strength to keep going in the direction He’s leading.
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Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.
In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God’s compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He’s already prepared.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: When we follow Jesus, we don’t have to stay stuck—He leads us into something new.
In Week 4 of our series, Stuck, we explored what it looks like to become unstuck and on mission. With Jesus as our guide, the adventure of a lifetime awaits. We’re free to explore, take new trails and trust that He’s got us covered every step of the way.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.
In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we’ve done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it’s up to us to choose it.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.
In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we’ve done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it’s up to us to choose it.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.
In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there’s more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.
In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there’s more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: Even when we feel stuck, God makes a way forward.
In Week 1 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck. Sometimes we know why, sometimes we don’t—we just know we want out. We ask questions like: “How did I get here?” and “How do I get out of here?” We wonder if anyone can help us get out of the “yuck” we find ourselves in. Together, we looked at the story of Moses, the ten plagues and God’s miraculous parting of the Red Sea as a reminder that God is the one who leads us out and through.
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: The Jesus Method can be applied in practical ways that can help us right here and right now.
In Week 4 of our series, The Jesus Method, Ted Bryant walked us through how we can take on Jesus’ approach—to see people the way He does and to enter every conversation with love, understanding and care. We asked: What does Jesus’ mindset toward us and others look like?
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.
In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we’re often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we’re trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.
In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we’re often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we’re trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?
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This weekend’s message reminded us of an important truth: God wants to shape the way we use our words and influence.
In Week 2 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about our desire to share our experiences and perspectives—whether online or face-to-face. We wrestled with this question: How can we communicate in a way that builds relationships instead of breaking them? We all want to make an impact and be heard, but we need God’s help to do it in His way.
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In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.
In Week 1 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about how the method that Jesus uses is brilliantly placed in the context of His day, but it gives choice to prioritize relationship for each of us. Learning how to contextualize the way you see people will help you invite them into taking a step towards Jesus.
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In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.
In Week 5 of our series, Impact Weekend, we celebrated the transformational impact of camps, mission trips, and all the ways God has been moving this summer. We shared stories of real life-change and how the power of Jesus is still at work in and through His people.
The challenge was clear: don’t just hear these stories—be part of the story. Step into what God is doing and let Him use you to impact others.
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In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.
In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus’ teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.
The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.
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In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.
In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus’ teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.
The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices we allow into our lives can either bring life or poison our hearts, minds and souls.
In Week 3 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us examine the toxic voices we face—complaining, negativity, gossip, rudeness and even false positivity. We learned that these voices can shape our outlook and relationships in destructive ways, but God offers us a better way.
Through Colossians 3, Galatians 5, and Philippians 4:8, we were reminded of what Godly voices sound like—voices that build up, encourage and bring peace. We were challenged to let God cleanse us from the toxicity around us so His truth can guide our lives.
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In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God’s truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.
In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others’ opinions and step into the freedom God offers.
We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God’s masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.
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In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God’s truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.
In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others’ opinions and step into the freedom God offers.
We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God’s masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices around us can be overwhelming, but learning to listen carefully lets us hear God’s voice above all the noise.
In Week 1 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us explore how to discern godly voices from those that bring shame and condemnation. We learned to recognize the difference between God’s conviction—which leads us to growth—and the enemy’s lies that weigh us down with shame.
We reflected on the contrast between Lady Folly and Lady Wisdom in Proverbs as a guide for choosing the right voices to follow.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what’s right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.
In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel’s story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn’t just loud—it’s consistent. When we follow God’s lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what’s right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.
In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel’s story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn’t just loud—it’s consistent. When we follow God’s lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what’s right often means standing firm when no one’s watching.
In Week 3 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Joseph’s story—how he resisted temptation and chose integrity, even when it came at a cost. We were reminded that faithfulness in the quiet moments can have a lasting impact. When we choose God’s way over our own desires, we become part of His bigger plan.
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In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: sometimes doing what is right means going against what’s expected.
In Week 2 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Esther’s story—how she boldly risked everything to do what God called her to do. We were reminded that courage isn’t the absence of fear, but the choice to act faithfully in spite of it. When we seek God’s purpose over people’s approval, we can be part of something bigger than ourselves.
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This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: going against the king’s wishes isn’t always rebellion—it can be righteousness.
In Week 1 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Jonathan’s story and saw the courage it takes to stand up for what is right, even when it means defying authority. We were challenged to seek God's will above all, stand firm in truth and pursue what honors Him.
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This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: going against the king’s wishes isn’t always rebellion—it can be righteousness.
In Week 1 of our Rebel With a Cause series, we looked at Jonathan’s story and saw the courage it takes to stand up for what is right, even when it means defying authority. We were challenged to seek God's will above all, stand firm in truth and pursue what honors Him.
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This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: all of our how-tos begin with drawing closer to God.
In Week 4 of our HOW TO series, we walked through James 4 and 5 and were reminded that God has all we need—not just to endure, but to help restore others. We were challenged to rely on His strength, trust His timing and live with humility and perseverance.
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This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: our words hold the power to hurt—or to heal.
In Week 3 of our HOW TO series, we walked through James 3 and were reminded how much damage—and how much good—can come from the tongue. We were challenged to speak with intention, reflect God’s love and use our words to build up rather than break down.
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This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: our words hold the power to hurt—or to heal.
In Week 3 of our HOW TO series, we walked through James 3 and were reminded how much damage—and how much good—can come from the tongue. We were challenged to speak with intention, reflect God’s love and use our words to build up rather than break down.
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This past weekend, we reflected on a powerful truth: we can’t just talk the talk—we’re called to walk the walk, just like Jesus did.
In Week 2 of our HOW TO series, Ang Bryant reminded us from James 2 that faith in action matters. Jesus didn’t show favoritism and we’re called to follow His example—loving others without partiality and backing up our words with obedience.
We also celebrated Father’s Day and were challenged to reflect the kind of love that goes beyond words, showing up with intentionality and compassion.
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This past weekend, we reflected on a powerful truth: so much of what God wants us to accomplish takes endurance—and that kind of endurance starts with spiritual fitness.
In Week 1 of our new series, HOW TO, Ted Bryant reminded us that lasting impact doesn’t come from head knowledge alone. It comes from listening to God and obeying Him—especially when it’s not easy.
We shared communion together as a church family and took a moment to realign our hearts, laying aside fear, pressure and performance in favor of trust, obedience and a long faithfulness in the same direction.
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This past weekend, we reflected on a powerful truth: real transformation doesn’t come through fear, comparison, achievement or money — it comes through Jesus.
During IMPACT WEEKEND, we celebrated baptism and heard incredible stories of people who’ve experienced freedom, restoration and purpose by choosing to follow Jesus. Some shared how past summer camp experiences helped shape their faith, while others described the life-changing decision to step into the water and leave behind pressure, fear and striving.
Jesus is still writing new stories today—just like the woman at the well, the Ethiopian official, and the man set free from spiritual bondage. Their lives were changed—and so are ours.
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This past weekend, we reflected on a powerful truth: real transformation doesn’t come through fear, comparison, achievement or money — it comes through Jesus.
During IMPACT WEEKEND, we celebrated baptism and heard incredible stories of people who’ve experienced freedom, restoration and purpose by choosing to follow Jesus. Some shared how past summer camp experiences helped shape their faith, while others described the life-changing decision to step into the water and leave behind pressure, fear and striving.
Jesus is still writing new stories today—just like the woman at the well, the Ethiopian official, and the man set free from spiritual bondage. Their lives were changed—and so are ours.
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This past weekend, we reflected on a powerful truth: real transformation doesn’t come through fear, comparison, achievement or money — it comes through Jesus.
We heard stories of people who once felt stuck or overwhelmed by pressure to prove themselves — and how a simple decision to follow Jesus and step into baptism changed everything.
Jesus offers a new story — one of freedom, restoration and purpose. And He’s still changing lives today.
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This past weekend, we talked more about an important truth: there’s a danger in selfish ambition that can blind us to the needs of others. While ambition isn’t always bad, when success becomes self-serving, it pulls us away from the way of Jesus.
What motivates you to move or take action? Are you stuck in passivity or hustling for your own gain? Whether you're standing still or charging ahead, if the end goal is all about “me,” we’re missing God’s bigger vision.
Jesus offers us a better way — one where purpose is rooted in love, service and eternal significance, not just achievement. God’s definition of success always includes others, and it always reflects His heart.
Missed the message? Go back and watch it now — you don’t want to miss how this truth could reshape the way you live this week.
This past weekend, we talked more about an important truth: we compare to try and improve and be better, but what if there’s a dark side to comparison — one that hustles us out of who God made us to be and the impact He designed each of us to have?
Comparison can sneak in quietly, making us question our worth, our calling and even our identity. But God’s design for each of us is intentional and unique — and chasing someone else’s path can cause us to miss our own.
Jesus offers freedom from the pressure to measure up. Instead of striving to be like someone else, we’re invited to live confidently in who He created us to be.
Missed the message? Go back and watch it now — you don’t want to miss how this truth can reshape your week.
This past weekend, we talked more about an important truth: we compare to try and improve and be better, but what if there’s a dark side to comparison — one that hustles us out of who God made us to be and the impact He designed each of us to have?
Comparison can sneak in quietly, making us question our worth, our calling and even our identity. But God’s design for each of us is intentional and unique — and chasing someone else’s path can cause us to miss our own.
Jesus offers freedom from the pressure to measure up. Instead of striving to be like someone else, we’re invited to live confidently in who He created us to be.
Missed the message? Go back and watch it now — you don’t want to miss how this truth can reshape your week.
This past weekend, we talked more about an important truth: the enemy loves to use fear — even something that feels as everyday as FOMO (fear of missing out) — to push us off course. He convinces us that if we don’t hustle harder, stay in control or anticipate every danger, we’ll miss out or fall behind.
Before we know it, we’re spending our Time, Energy, Attention and Money (our T.E.A.M.) in ways that were never part of God’s design — ways that drain us instead of deepen us.
But that’s not the life Jesus invites us into. He offers something better — peace instead of panic, purpose instead of pressure. Let’s recognize the fear tactics for what they are and return to a rhythm where we trust God with the outcomes.
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This past weekend, we unpacked the call placed on the Church — not just to exist, but to go and make disciples of all nations. We are blessed to be a blessing, invited to join God's mission through real relationships with others.
We are the bride of Christ, called to see the one and be the one — to notice the people around us and reflect the love and truth of Jesus in how we live.
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At the heart of Easter is the trade of death for new life. Jesus didn’t come to keep peace — He came to make it, offering lasting hope. And you have a sacred choice: you can choose Him.
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At the heart of Easter is the trade of death for new life. Jesus didn’t come to keep peace — He came to make it, offering lasting hope. And you have a sacred choice: you can choose Him.
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This past weekend, we unpacked some of Jesus’ most iconic teachings on the Kingdom of God. What made the way of Jesus so different? Why do we still follow His way today?
From His call to love God and love others, to the invitation to live for something bigger than ourselves, Jesus didn’t just offer ideas — He called people to action. Even if you think Jesus is awesome, following Him means taking actual steps to live like Him.
Missed the message? Watch now and discover why the way of Jesus still changes lives today — and how it can shape yours.
This past weekend, we unpacked some of Jesus’ most iconic teachings on the Kingdom of God. What made the way of Jesus so different? Why do we still follow His way today?
From His call to love God and love others, to the invitation to live for something bigger than ourselves, Jesus didn’t just offer ideas — He called people to action. Even if you think Jesus is awesome, following Him means taking actual steps to live like Him.
Missed the message? Watch now and discover why the way of Jesus still changes lives today — and how it can shape yours.
This past weekend, we explored the real problem that Jesus came to solve.
Sin doesn’t just break rules—it breaks relationships. It creates distance between us and God and leads us to place our dependence on things that can’t truly save or sustain us. But Jesus came to close that gap. To restore connection. To shift our dependence back to the One who never fails.
Missed the message? Watch now and discover how Jesus answers the deepest need we all have—and how it changes the way we live.
This past weekend, we explored how we walk in the natural world while still being empowered by the supernatural. How does God equip us spiritually for the battles we face?
From the Holy Spirit guiding and speaking to us, to the dangers of getting caught up in evil, Scripture gives us clear direction. We see Paul navigating God's supernatural leading in his journey and King Saul seeking the wrong kind of spiritual connection.
Missed the message? Watch now and discover how God equips us for the unseen battle—and how it changes the way we live.
Our human eyes are limited: what you can see isn’t all there is. There are unseen forces at work—maybe you’ve never seen them first-hand, but you’ve felt their effects. Join us for a roundtable conversation as we step into the realm of spiritual warfare, angels and demons, myths and miracles, to engage a conversation about the unseen forces at work in our world. How do we live armed with God’s power and truth, to build a faith that can withstand any battles that are waging unseen?
This past weekend, we explored the reality of the unseen—diving into what we know about angels and demons and how they impact our lives.
What if the spiritual realm isn't just a distant concept but something that actively affects our everyday lives? From angels bringing messages and protection to demons defeated and powerless against the name of Jesus, there's so much more to this reality than myths and media portray.
Missed the message? Watch it now and discover what Scripture reveals about this unseen battle—and how it changes the way we live.
This past weekend, we explored miraculous impact—real moments where people have experienced miracles or been changed by them.
What if miracles aren’t about proving faith but confirming it? Looking at Jesus' healings on the Sabbath, we see that miracles point us back to God’s presence and power in our lives.
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It’s a bit of an elephant in the room—if miracles are real, then God must be real. But if they aren’t, does that mean He doesn’t exist? If miracles were truly happening, wouldn’t we see them caught on video?
How do we define a miracle? And how do we develop discernment when it comes to the miraculous?
Missed the message? Watch now as we explore God’s miraculous works in Scripture, from the Old Testament to the New—including the resurrection—and how miracles have been documented for generations.
This past weekend, we explored miraculous impact—real moments where people have experienced miracles or been changed by them.
What if miracles aren’t about proving faith but confirming it? Looking at Jesus' healings on the Sabbath, we see that miracles point us back to God’s presence and power in our lives.
Missed the message? Watch it now and be encouraged by these incredible stories of faith in action.
This past weekend, Ted Bryant explored a key question: Is that God’s voice or just my own thoughts?
What if hearing God isn’t about a booming voice from the sky, but about learning to recognize His presence in everyday moments? How do we know it’s really Him speaking and not just our own conscience or desires?
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on tuning in to God’s voice and responding with faith.
This past weekend, Dan Hamrick explored a key question: Is God’s main goal for us to live happily ever after?
What if our focus isn’t just about a perfect ending, but about bringing “up there, down here”—helping His Kingdom and our relationships flourish right now? And what about heaven—can we know anything for sure?
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on how to live with purpose today while holding onto hope for eternity.
This past weekend, John Keim explored a key question: Is God’s main goal for us to live happily ever after?
What if our focus isn’t just about a perfect ending, but about bringing “up there, down here”—helping His Kingdom and our relationships flourish right now? And what about heaven—can we know anything for sure?
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on how to live with purpose today while holding onto hope for eternity.
This past weekend, Suzie Gifford explored a key question: Even if our stories up to this point feel messy or we’ve royally screwed up, is it possible to start a brand-new chapter in our relationships? Can we begin again, right where we are?
God has given us “breadcrumbs”—signposts to mark our path and help keep us from getting lost. Forgiveness and a fresh start aren’t just wishful thinking; they’re real possibilities.
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on how to step into a new chapter with hope and direction.
This past weekend, Josh King explored a key question: Even if our stories up to this point feel messy or we’ve royally screwed up, is it possible to start a brand-new chapter in our relationships? Can we begin again, right where we are?
God has given us “breadcrumbs”—signposts to mark our path and help keep us from getting lost. Forgiveness and a fresh start aren’t just wishful thinking; they’re real possibilities.
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on how to step into a new chapter with hope and direction.
This past weekend, Ted and Ang Bryant explored a key question: When sin and the enemy enter our story, are we powerless against such a villain? The enemy's lies are old, yet he keeps trying them out on every generation. But here's the truth—we can learn to recognize them and stand strong.
Jesus is the ultimate Hero who rescues, restores and heals broken relationships. His victory over sin is the plot twist we all need.
Missed the message? Watch it now for powerful insights on living in His victory and finding healing for your story.
This weekend, Ted Bryant kicked off our Happily Never After series by focusing on the main characters in God’s story and exploring our role in it. Ted reminded us that even when life doesn't turn out as we had hoped—when relationships fail or happy endings feel impossible—we can trust that a good God is still writing our story. He has adventure, stronger relationships and true love waiting for us.
Watch the message to discover how to step into God's story with confidence and connect with others through life groups this season!
This weekend, Josh King wrapped up our Better series by exploring what it takes to accomplish the goals God has set for us—and the ones we set for ourselves. Whether it’s a dream, a calling or a personal milestone, achieving it often requires tools like a solid plan, help and encouragement from others, accountability and perseverance.
Josh challenged us to reflect on how we can use the resources God has already given us to move forward and tackle those goals.
Watch the message to gain a practical overview of how we can partner with God to pursue what matters most in this new year!
This weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent continued to explore what it means to live a life of lasting impact. Through the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13), we were reminded that the condition of our hearts—like different types of soil—determines how we respond to God’s call. Are we too late, too old, too young or too ill-equipped to pursue the dreams God has placed in us? He challenged us to reflect on what might be holding us back and to consider one practice from Jesus’ life that can help us move forward in this new year.
Watch the message to discover how we can follow Jesus’ example and make this year one of meaningful impact.
This weekend, Bryant Haist continued to explore what it means to live a life of lasting impact. Through the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13), we were reminded that the condition of our hearts—like different types of soil—determines how we respond to God’s call. Are we too late, too old, too young or too ill-equipped to pursue the dreams God has placed in us? He challenged us to reflect on what might be holding us back and to consider one practice from Jesus’ life that can help us move forward in this new year.
Watch the message to discover how we can follow Jesus’ example and make this year one of meaningful impact.
This weekend, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant continued to explore what it means to live a life of lasting impact. Through the example of Jesus—how He transformed conversations, social settings and friendships—we were challenged to reflect on our own influence. What if this year is an opportunity to truly see the one and be the one? What if pressing into this calling could shape lives and create a ripple effect of hope and love?
Watch the message to discover how we can follow Jesus’ example and make 2025 a year of meaningful impact.
This weekend, we kicked off our brand-new series, Better, with an inspiring message from Lead Pastor Ted Bryant. Ted casted vision for the year ahead, asking where God is leading us as a church and how we can partner with Him in this next season. What if stepping into what’s better means embracing God’s direction and purpose for our lives? What if this is the year to trust Him fully, seek His guidance and move boldly into what’s next?
Watch the message to discover how we can align our hearts with God’s vision and step into all He has for us in 2025.
This Christmas Eve, we had an amazing service with you as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared about the gift that we've all been given through Jesus and the light that He brings to the darkness when we choose to accept it.
This Christmas Eve, we had an amazing service with you as we heard about the gift that we've all been given through Jesus and the light that He brings to the darkness when we choose to accept it.
This weekend, we continued our series, Christmas Unwrapped, with an encouraging message from Suzie Gifford, our Spiritual Growth and Development Coordinator. Suzie reflected on how challenges and difficulties—like those Mary and Joseph faced leading up to Jesus’ birth—can grow our endurance and reliance on God. In seasons of struggle, what might God want to grow in you? Even when it’s hard to see, He is always at work. Watch the message to explore how God uses hardships to shape and strengthen us.
This weekend, we continued our series, Christmas Unwrapped, with an inspiring message on The Gift of Waiting from Reed Sapp, our Director of Students and Young Adults. Reed shared how God’s people—from Abraham and Joseph in the Old Testament to Jesus and His followers in the New Testament—have navigated seasons of waiting. While waiting can feel difficult, it’s often where God works to grow and transform us. What if waiting isn’t a delay but an opportunity? A time to deepen trust, build faith and lean into God’s promises? Watch the message to discover how waiting on the Lord can be one of His greatest gifts.
This weekend, we continued our series, Christmas Unwrapped, with an inspiring message on The Gift of Waiting from Riley VanDeVoorde, our Students and Young Adults Life Groups and Online Director. Riley shared how God’s people—from Abraham and Joseph in the Old Testament to Jesus and His followers in the New Testament—have navigated seasons of waiting. While waiting can feel difficult, it’s often where God works to grow and transform us. What if waiting isn’t a delay but an opportunity? A time to deepen trust, build faith and lean into God’s promises? Watch the message to discover how waiting on the Lord can be one of His greatest gifts.
This weekend, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant kicked off our new series, Christmas Unwrapped, with an incredible message! He reminded us that the responsibilities God gives us are a sacred gift and how we choose to respond shapes our lives in powerful ways. Ted explored how Zechariah and Mary responded to God’s calling, showing us the impact of their choices. What responsibilities is God asking you to embrace this Christmas season? Are there any you need to set aside to focus on what truly matters? Catch the message online and unwrap the meaning of embracing God’s priorities this season!
This weekend, Josh King, our Pastor of Discipleship, wrapped up the Comfort Crisis series with a powerful message. He reminded us that, while comfort might feel natural, choosing the harder path—one that requires more work, discipline, sacrifice or risk—is what leads to the most growth. Josh gave a practical look at how, in God’s kingdom, challenge and sacrifice fuel strength and transformation, while comfort often leads to little growth or movement. Catch the message and discover how stepping into challenge can change everything!
This weekend, Bryant Haist, our Director of Elkhart Campus and Belonging, continued our Comfort Crisis series with an incredible message. He challenged us to think about what happens when we choose something beyond the comfortable, easy path. What grows in us when we step out of our comfort zones and into something new? Bryant showed us how Jesus modeled choosing what’s more valuable and lasting than comfort. Catch the message and see how stepping out can lead to real growth and transformation!
This weekend, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant continued our Comfort Crisis series with an incredible message. He challenged us to think about what happens when we choose something beyond the comfortable, easy path. What grows in us when we step out of our comfort zones and into something new? Ted showed us how Jesus modeled choosing what’s more valuable and lasting than comfort. Catch the message and see how stepping out can lead to real growth and transformation!
This weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Comfort Crisis series with an incredible message. He talked about the dangers of comfort, of relying on ourselves rather than God. What suffers when we get too comfortable to take action or to obey what God is asking of us? Catch the message to see how stepping out of comfort can change everything!
This weekend, John Kaehr, our Life Groups Director, continued our Comfort Crisis series with a powerful message. He explored how our culture is captivated by comfort, often turning to “stuff” for a sense of security. But real peace isn’t found in having all the right things—it’s found in Jesus. He challenged us to rethink our relationship with comfort, recognizing the difference between good, true comfort and the kind that only distracts us. Don’t miss the message to see how shifting from stuff to true security can change everything!
This weekend, John Keim, our Pastor of Family and Missions, continued our Comfort Crisis series with a powerful message. He explored how our culture is captivated by comfort, often turning to “stuff” for a sense of security. But real peace isn’t found in having all the right things—it’s found in Jesus. He challenged us to rethink our relationship with comfort, recognizing the difference between good, true comfort and the kind that only distracts us. Don’t miss the message to see how shifting from stuff to true security can change everything!
This weekend, Ang Bryant, our Director of Spiritual Growth and Development, kicked off our new series, Comfort Crisis, with an incredible message. She unpacked some major misconceptions about comfort, showing us how Jesus’ life and hardships reveal a different way. True comfort doesn’t come from staying safe and cozy but from embracing challenges that help us grow. God often calls us into the uncomfortable because that’s where real transformation happens. Catch the message to see how stepping out of comfort can change everything!
This weekend, Dan Hamrick, our Director of Family Ministry, shared a powerful message for the final week of our "Losing My Religion" series. He unpacked the deep forgiveness and grace at the heart of our faith—how, because we’re forgiven, we can extend that same grace to others, even in tough situations. This kind of forgiveness keeps us rooted in a genuine relationship with Jesus instead of just going through religious motions. Catch the message to see how this shift changes everything!
This weekend, Byrant Haist, our Director of Elkhart Campus and Belonging, shared an inspiring message for Week 3 of our "Losing My Religion" series. He broke down the suffering Jesus endured in our place and the powerful forgiveness and hope God offers through His Son. Bryant talked about how Jesus’ sacrifice replaces empty religion with true relationship. You won't want to miss this chance to experience the incredible love and grace He has for us all.
This weekend, Ted Bryant, our Lead Pastor, shared an inspiring message for Week 3 of our "Losing My Religion" series. He broke down the suffering Jesus endured in our place and the powerful forgiveness and hope God offers through His Son. Ted talked about how Jesus’ sacrifice replaces empty religion with true relationship. You won't want to miss this chance to experience the incredible love and grace He has for us all.
This weekend, Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, shared an eye-opening message for Week 2 of our "Losing My Religion" series. He broke down some common misconceptions about religion and showed how Jesus’ approach is completely different.
This weekend, Josh King, our Pastor of Discipleship, shared an eye-opening message for Week 2 of our "Losing My Religion" series. He broke down some common misconceptions about religion and showed how Jesus’ approach is completely different. Josh talked about the reality of our distance from God, why we need Him and how Jesus stepped in to bridge that gap—plus, what it means for us to respond.
This weekend, Ted Bryant, our Lead Pastor, delivered an impactful message as we kicked off our new series, Losing My Religion. He shared God’s heart and explored the difference between religion and a relationship with Jesus—rules and laws without relationship versus love, trust and truly knowing God.
This weekend, Ang Bryant, our Director of Spiritual Growth and Development, shared an impactful message as we continued our "One" series. She reminded us that when things feel broken here on Earth, we have ONE true home—in Jesus. The Church can reflect what a unified family looks like when we’re "at home" with God. Who in your life needs an invitation to come "home" with us? Catch this powerful message and be part of the journey!
This weekend, Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, shared a powerful message as we continued our "One" series. He explored how Jesus is the Truth and the only ONE who offers abundant, full life and provided practical ways to share this with those in our impact circles. You won't want to miss this message!
This weekend, Bryant Haist, Director of Elkhart Campus and Belonging, delivered an inspiring message as we continued our "One" series. What does it mean to not just belong to the body of Christ, but to play the unique part God designed for each of us? And how does this impact the way we build connections, one relationship at a time? You won’t want to miss this message!
This weekend, Josh King, our Pastor of Discipleship, delivered an inspiring message as we continued our "One" series. What does it mean to not just belong to the body of Christ, but to play the unique part God designed for each of us? And how does this impact the way we build connections, one relationship at a time? You won’t want to miss this message!
This weekend, Ted Bryant, our Lead Pastor, delivered an inspiring message as we kicked off our "One" series, focusing on how God has a mission for us as a church and individually: how are we each invited to partner with Him, to not only love Him with all we are but to help make disciples and share that love? You won’t want to miss this message!
This weekend, Josh King, our Pastor of Discipleship, delivered an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series, focusing on the ultimate power of prayer. How do the words of Jesus provide us with both a model and a source of power to connect with God? You won't want to miss this message!
This weekend, Riley VanDeVoorde, our Students and Young Adults Life Groups and Online Director, shared an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series, emphasizing the importance of armoring up. Riley unpacked how God’s Word equips us with protection and armor to battle our true enemy—not flesh and blood. What are practical ways we can arm ourselves with Scripture and lean on it daily? You won’t want to miss this powerful message!
This weekend, Reed Sapp, our Director of Students and Young Adults, shared an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series, emphasizing the importance of armoring up. Reed unpacked how God’s Word equips us with protection and armor to battle our true enemy—not flesh and blood. What are practical ways we can arm ourselves with Scripture and lean on it daily? You won’t want to miss this powerful message!
This weekend, Dan Hamrick, Director of Family Ministry, delivered an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series, focusing on The Fight for Forgiveness. There are words that wound and words that heal—how do we move past the broken, hurtful words spoken to us (or by us) and root our identity in Christ, in His words, not in what others say about us? Don't miss this powerful message!
This weekend, Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, delivered an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series, focusing on The Fight for Forgiveness. There are words that wound and words that heal—how do we move past the broken, hurtful words spoken to us (or by us) and root our identity in Christ, in His words, not in what others say about us? Don't miss this powerful message!
This weekend, John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, delivered an inspiring message in our "War of Words" series. With words flying around us all the time—ideas, media, marketing, gossip, opinions—how do we sift through the barrage to figure out what’s true? John explored how Jesus distinguishes the Truth from lies and models for us how we should use our words to speak Truth and life into others. Don't miss this powerful message!
This weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, delivered an inspiring message in our "Fatal Distractions" series, focusing on the distraction of finances. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by financial worries, watch this message for encouragement and practical steps to not allow money to control you.
This weekend, Ang Bryant, Director of Spiritual Growth and Development, continued our "Fatal Distractions" series with a powerful message on the dangers of comparison. If you’ve ever found yourself caught in the trap of comparing yourself to others, this message is for you. Watch now to find encouragement and practical steps to conquer comparison.
This weekend, Suzie Gifford, Spiritual Growth and Development Coordinator, continued our "Fatal Distractions" series with a powerful message on the dangers of comparison. If you’ve ever found yourself caught in the trap of comparing yourself to others, this message is for you. Watch now to find encouragement and practical steps to conquer comparison.
This weekend, Bryant Haist, Director of our Elkhart Campus, continued our impactful "Fatal Distractions" series by addressing the topic of fear. If you have ever struggled with fear, we encourage you to take a moment to watch this powerful message.
We had an incredible weekend kicking off our new series, Fatal Distractions, with you! Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared practical ways to stay focused on God despite the distractions that often come our way.
We wrapped up the final week of our Summer Vibes series with a special weekend. During the message, four high school students from our church shared part of their story of how God has been working in their lives.
This weekend at the Elkhart Campus, John Kaehr, our Life Groups Director, shared his story and how God has been working in his life. It was a powerful conclusion to our Summer Vibes series.
We had an amazing family service with you! Ted and Ang Bryant shared part of their stories during week 3 of our Summer Vibes series.
Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, talked all about how if you want to experience God's best, you must position yourself in the right places and with the right posture to hear truth, receive truth and step into what's true.
During service this weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared how faith is more about being in right relationship than doing right things during our first week of our Summer Vibes series.
During service this weekend Suzie Gifford, our Spiritual Growth and Development Coordinator, ended our Under Construction series talking all about the different areas we may drift and how the challenge is not just knowing the good news but trusting the good news.
This weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Under Construction series. He talked about how to build a faith that lasts, even when we face storms or hardships. We looked again at the life of Paul, an important figure in the Bible who faced many challenges but remained strong in his faith. Paul's example of perseverance is something we can aim to follow in our own lives.
This weekend was INCREDIBLE! We continued our Under Construction series talking about what baptism is and why we do this as the Church. We also celebrated 134 individuals who decided to get baptized this weekend!
During the service this weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared some exciting updates about our Go & Make initiative. Watch the service to hear more about what God has been up to and discover ways to strengthen your personal connection with Jesus in your daily life!
During the service this weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared some exciting updates about our Go & Make initiative. Watch the service to hear more about what God has been up to and discover ways to strengthen your personal connection with Jesus in your daily life!
Over the weekend, our teaching pastor Josh King talked about Paul, who followed Jesus and wrote several books in the Bible. Paul had tough seasons, but he kept going. Just like him, no matter what you've been through, you can still end well.
Over the weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, looked at the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Mary didn't actively seek to become His mother, yet she embraced all that God had in store for her. God's call often leads us beyond our comfort zones, but into a life full of purpose and love.
Just because you fail, it does not make you a failure. The difference between failure and growth hinges on seeking God's direction and surrendering to His will. During service this weekend, Reed Sapp, Director of Students and Young Adults, continued our series, "To Hell and Back," looking at the life of Peter, one of Jesus' disciples, and how God continued to transform his heart.
If you've weathered the storm, how can you cultivate the ability to seek out and identify the presence of God even in the depths of pain? During service this weekend, John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, continued our series, "To Hell and Back," looking at the life of Peter, one of Jesus' disciples, and how he experienced God amidst his trials.
This past weekend, we kicked off our new series, "To Hell and Back." Lead Pastor Ted Bryant had us look at the life of Nicodemus, a religious scholar from Jesus' time, challenging us to examine our own relationship with Jesus and how He pushes us beyond our comfort zones.
We had an incredible Easter service with you! Lead Pastor Ted Bryant looked at several individuals who had an encounter with Jesus on Easter Sunday and shared how that encounter moved each one of them to action.
We had an awesome Easter celebration at our Elkhart Campus this weekend. Bryant Haist, our Director of the Elkhart Campus, spoke about how Jesus meets us right where we are.
During the message this weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, continued our WWJD series looking at what Jesus did in the week leading up to Easter. Jesus prioritized personal relationship with people more than His own power over people. He chose forgiveness and self-sacrifice even when people didn't deserve it.
This weekend, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant continued our WWJD series looking at specific examples of how Jesus faced temptation and used it for training and growth in His own life and how we can do the same.
During the message this weekend, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant continued the conversation on how we can handle tricky conversations and situations by looking at examples of how Jesus handled them.
This weekend, we launched into a new series, WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?). During the service Lead Pastor Ted Bryant walked through practical steps of how to handle tricky social situations as Jesus followers.
This weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, finished up the final weekend in our "Family Matters" series. He talked about the opportunity and choice each of us have to come into the house of God and the love that we will find there.
This weekend, Bryant Haist, Director of the Elkhart Campus, shared about how we can deepen our relationships during the final week of our "Family Matters" series at the Elkhart Campus.
This weekend John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Family Matters series talking about how we navigate grief/loss within our families.
We had a great weekend with you! Ang Bryant, one of our teachers, shared about the full life that is possible in our homes when we bring Godly principles to our family.
This weekend we began a new series called, Family Matters. Lead Pastor Ted Bryant encouraged us that God can use anyone, from any family for His purposes. He also talked through what can strengthen and unite our families.
This weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, talked about how Jesus lowered Himself to lift us up. Because of His humility, we have the opportunity to have relationship with God and because of that, we too should live a life of humility, lifting up others above ourselves.
We had an incredible weekend with you as Suzie Gifford, our Spiritual Growth and Development Coordinator, shared what GREATNESS is in God's eyes.
This weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant unpacked what "Greatness" means in God's eyes. He shared, "Greatness is to love what Jesus loves and how Jesus loves." Throughout the service we looked at how we can find that greatness as well as what distractions get in the way of that greatness.
This weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, shared practical steps for how we can recognize and hear God. If you have questions like: Who does God speak to? How does God speak? How do I know if it's God's voice? Why can't I hear God's voice?—take some time to listen to this message.
We can't have full life and easy at the same time.
We had an awesome weekend back in-person with many of you as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant launched us into a new series called Goals & Finish Lines. He talked about God's goal for the world and the part we all get to play in that.
This Christmas Eve, we had an amazing service with you as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared about the gift that we've all been given through Jesus and the light that He brings to the darkness when we choose to accept it.
We had an incredible weekend with you! Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, shared about how we can have hope in seasons of waiting.
We had an amazing weekend with you! Suzie Gifford, Spiritual Growth & Development Coordinator, continued our series at the Elkhart Campus, A Thrill of Hope, talking about how we can hold on to hope in this season.
We had an amazing weekend with you! John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, continued our series, A Thrill of Hope, talking about how we can hold on to hope in this season. We also got to hear our Granger Kids sing on the big stage this weekend!
Find each of the Kids Sing videos at YouTube.com/grangercommunitychurch
We had an incredible weekend celebrating the 14 people who got baptized at the Elkhart Campus this weekend, hearing some of their stories and hearing a message of hope from Bryant Haist, Director of our Elkhart Campus!
Baptism weekend was INCREDIBLE!
Over the weekend, we celebrated as 185 people between our Granger & Elkhart campuses took the incredible step of going public with their faith through the waters of baptism. Listen to the full message from this weekend as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant talked about the opportunity we all have to trade our "death ticket" for a "life ticket" through Jesus.
Find each of the services at https://www.youtube.com/grangercommunitychurch
We had a phenomenal weekend with you finishing up our final week in our #issues series. Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, talked to us about #angerissues and gave us some practical ways to eliminate anger from our lives.
Family is a part of God's plan. We had an awesome weekend with you talking about #familyissues! Watch the full message from this weekend as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared about a family in scripture who had some family issues too and check out what we can learn from them.
We don't always have the power to control, BUT we always have the power to surrender.
Watch the full service from this past weekend as Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, shared about #controlissues and how we can surrender things we are trying to control to God.
We had an awesome weekend with you as we launched into a brand new series called #issues! During the service, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, talked to us about #TrustIssues and how we can begin to build real trust in our lives.
We had an awesome weekend at the Elkhart Campus as we celebrated our 15 year anniversary and heard from the Director of our Elkhart Campus, Bryant Haist as he shared a message about what it means to live a changed life.
We had an awesome weekend with you celebrating our Elkhart Campus' 15-year anniversary and hearing from Lead Pastor Ted Bryant as he unpacked what it looks like to live as part of God's family.
Your openness to receiving God's truth will determine the depth of change that you experience.
We had an incredible weekend with you continuing our series, The Power of Change. During the service this weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, shared how we can receive Truth and change in a new way.
During the service this weekend, Ang Bryant, one of our teachers, talked about how the world views change vs. how God views change and how we can change our perspective to have a more fulfilled life.
We had an incredible weekend launching into our new series, The Power of Change. During service this weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant talked about what change means when we look at it through God's eyes.
We had an incredible weekend with you! Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, finished up the final weekend of our Love Handles series talking about the World's Formulas for Lasting Relationships vs. Jesus' Formula for Lasting Relationships and some practical steps we can all take, no matter what season we're in, to strengthen our relationships.
During service this weekend, John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Love Handles series looking at how we can optimize our T.E.A.M. (time, energy, attention and money) to help our relationships.
During service this weekend, Bryant Haist, Director of the Elkhart Campus, continued our Love Handles series at our Elkhart Campus talking about how we win in our marriages and relationships.
We had a great service with you this weekend as Ted and Ang Bryant unpacked Genesis chapter 3 and looked at how we can learn about some of the core vulnerabilities women and men have to help us grow in our relationships today.
In this message, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, talked about navigating conflicts within our relationships. How can we turn from our own selfishness and learn to handle conflict the way Jesus did?
We had an incredible weekend with you as Lead Pastor Ted Bryant launched us into a new series called, Love Handles. In this message he talked about the different types of loves and what real agape love looks like.
The more isolated or disconnected we are, the louder lies become.
The more connected in trusted relationship we are, the more anchored truth becomes.
We had an awesome weekend with you as Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, shared about the importance of engaging in meaningful relationships and how to fight against loneliness.
We had an incredible weekend with you! This weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant looked at some of the lies we play in our minds and replaced them with what scripture says is true in Psalm 119.
This weekend Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Soundtrack Series by looking at some of the strategies of the enemy and how we can defeat his lies with the Word of God.
This weekend Lead Pastor Ted Bryant began our new series, Soundtracks, looking at what are some of the lies we allow to play in our mind and he talked about how we can replace those lies with God's Truth.
We had an awesome weekend with you as we finished up the final week in our series, CommonUnity. Trace Rorie continued this series talking about how we as Christians need to first and foremost model what Jesus is like to those around us. Rather than trying to convince people to agree with us on everything, we need to model real love.
Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, continued our CommonUnity series looking at how we have unity within our families.
During the service, Ang Byrant, one of our teachers, talked about the importance of knowing we are chosen, so that we can love, care for and choose others. Jesus chose us, are we choosing Him and loving others?
We had an incredible weekend with you! Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, continued this CommonUnity series looking at how we can see ourselves and others with a perspective that we are all made in the image of God.
Giant glasses, a car and fire, oh my! We has a blast with you this weekend as we launched into this new July series called, CommonUnity during our special Family Service!
We had an awesome weekend with you finishing up our final message in our Good Old Days series. Throughout this series, we've been looking at different generations and the value each one adds to the Church as a whole. This weekend, John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, looked at the perspective of kids (Generation Alpha) and the unique characteristics they have.
We had an AMAZING weekend with you!
Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, continued our Good Old Days series talking about the perspective of Millennials and Midlife.
This weekend Dr. Bob, one of our teaching pastors, continued our series the Good Old Days, talking about the perspective of Boomers. He gave four traits that will allow the Baby Boomer generation to connect and impact all ages: 1) sense of humor, 2) solid faith, 3) sensitive wisdom and 4) sacrificial love.
This weekend we launched into a new weekend series called, The Good Old Days, where we'll take a look at the different generations and how we all work together to build up our work places, the Church and our community. Lead Pastor Ted Bryant began this series by giving us an overview of all the different generations and challenged each of us to look at what God was saying to us in regards to how we interact and respond to people who think differently than us.
This weekend Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors finished up the final weekend in our series, Transformed, talking about restoration. No matter how far gone someone may be in our eyes, the Lord always has another move.
We had an INCREDIBLE weekend! We celebrated all those who made the amazing decision to get baptized and Bryant Haist shared at the Elkhart Campus why we do baptism and what it looks like for each of us to OWN our faith.
Find each of the services at YouTube.com/grangercommunitychurch!
We had an INCREDIBLE weekend! We celebrated all those who made the amazing decision to get baptized and Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared why we do baptism and what it looks like for each of us to OWN our faith.
Find each of the services at YouTube.com/grangercommunitychurch!
This weekend, Todd Ruth, Director of Granger Students and Young adults shared a message at our Elkhart Campus about transformation in our lives.
This weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors shared a message about how we have lasting transformation in our lives. He walked through three specific steps as we looked at the life of Peter, one of the most influential Christian leaders in the first century, and the lasting transformation that took place in his life.
We had a great weekend with you! During the service, Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared an update of what's been happening with our Go & Make vision. As a church, a year ago we began this vision to intentionally GO (our radical commitment to be focused on reaching those who don't know Christ) & MAKE (our radical commitment on equipping those who already believe for ministry).
We had an incredible weekend with you finishing out the final week in our SCARS series. Dr. Bob Laurent, one of our teaching pastors, finished this series by unpacking a passage of scripture talking about doubt and the evidence of Jesus.
Jesus was scarred for life, so that we can be saved from death.
If you made a decision for Jesus today, fill out the short form at grangerchurch.com/yes and someone on our team would love to connect with you.
We had an incredible weekend with you as we kicked off our new series, SCARS. All of us have scars, whether physical or emotional. Lead Pastor Ted Bryant shared with us that when we follow Jesus He provides everything we need and redeems all of our scars.
We had a great weekend with you as John Keim, one of our teaching pastors, unpacked the story of Palm Sunday and challenged all of us to be intentional preparing our hearts for Holy Week.
This weekend we finished the final week in our Rhythm + Blues series. Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, continued to talk about this process of lament and how God sees and hears us in those moments.
During the message this weekend, Trace Rorie, one of our teaching pastors, continued our "Rhythm + Blues" series talked about how to cope with these natural rhythms of struggle/frustration/grief.
We had an incredible weekend with you beginning a new series called, Rhythm + Blues. Lead Pastor Ted Bryant unpacked the process of lament and how we should go to God in seasons of pain.
During the message this weekend, Josh King, one of our teaching pastors, finished up our "Help! I Wrecked My ____." series looking at the topic of relationships.
What we are driven by influences our destination.
This weekend, Riley Vandevoorde, one of our teachers, finished up our "Let's Go!" series by looking at the importance of invitations. Do you care enough about people to invite them?
This weekend, John Keim, one of our teaching pastors talked at the Elkhart Campus about how we can find lasting joy and peace in every season by putting our trust in Jesus.
During service this weekend, Bryant Haist, Director of the Elkhart Campus talked about what it means to be salt and light, like Jesus talks about in the Sermon on the Mount. How as followers of Jesus we should be recognizably different than the rest of the world. We also celebrated baptism during every service. It was incredible!
In this service, Bryant Haist, Director of the Elkhart Campus talks about choosing God's presence in our lives. There was a special moment in the service for people to make a first-time decision to choose God in their lives.
Series: It Might Get Loud Speaker: Josh King
We wrapped up the final weekend in our worship series with lots of worship, communion and prayer.
Series: It Might Get Loud Speaker: Ted and Ang Bryant
This weekend we looked what at looks like to worship in our everyday, normal rhythms.
Series: It Might Get Loud Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent
This weekend we looked what it looks like to worship God and come to Him in our brokenness.
Series: It Might Get Loud Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent
This weekend we looked at the importance of worship through the good times AND the bad times. During every season, worshiping and relying on God is necessary for true hope and joy.
You might have a certain picture in your mind of what worship means. Is it singing at the top of your lungs to music about God that moves you? People raising their hands in the air or using all the right lofty words at the right time? How do we even know if we’re doing it right? Is God actually listening? Join us for five weeks this July, as we explore the colorful, varied facets of worship and the ways we can each offer our very best to God. (Warning: It MIGHT get loud!)
For four weeks we’re going to try to capture the fun, joy and adventure of summer camp, to give you a taste of the way that our kids and students experience it. Digging into the Bible, loud music, silly games and even the occasional roasted marshmallow might make an appearance, as we dive into a month of weekly messages that will take us another step closer as we follow Jesus.
For four weeks we’re going to try to capture the fun, joy and adventure of summer camp, to give you a taste of the way that our kids and students experience it. Digging into the Bible, loud music, silly games and even the occasional roasted marshmallow might make an appearance, as we dive into a month of weekly messages that will take us another step closer as we follow Jesus.
For four weeks we’re going to try to capture the fun, joy and adventure of summer camp, to give you a taste of the way that our kids and students experience it. Digging into the Bible, loud music, silly games and even the occasional roasted marshmallow might make an appearance, as we dive into a month of weekly messages that will take us another step closer as we follow Jesus.
For four weeks we’re going to try to capture the fun, joy and adventure of summer camp, to give you a taste of the way that our kids and students experience it. Digging into the Bible, loud music, silly games and even the occasional roasted marshmallow might make an appearance, as we dive into a month of weekly messages that will take us another step closer as we follow Jesus.
This weekend we celebrated as 6 individuals made the decision to go public with their faith through baptism.
This weekend we celebrated as 111 individuals made the decision to go public with their faith through baptism. The weekend's message was about what it looks like to live out of that faith rather than fear.
Speaker: Josh King Series: Derailed
Like a train that veered off course, has the unexpected happened and gotten you completely off track? Maybe you feel like you’ve missed the train you were meant to get on, that you’ve missed your chance for boarding the relationships, connection and purpose you’ve been looking for. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “This isn’t how my life is supposed to be!” for four weeks this spring we'll discover ways each of us can get back on track, moving towards purpose and hope, even when it seems like life has run off the rails.
Speaker: Josh King Series: Derailed
Like a train that veered off course, has the unexpected happened and gotten you completely off track? Maybe you feel like you’ve missed the train you were meant to get on, that you’ve missed your chance for boarding the relationships, connection and purpose you’ve been looking for. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “This isn’t how my life is supposed to be!” for four weeks this spring we'll discover ways each of us can get back on track, moving towards purpose and hope, even when it seems like life has run off the rails.
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Series: Derailed
Like a train that veered off course, has the unexpected happened and gotten you completely off track? Maybe you feel like you’ve missed the train you were meant to get on, that you’ve missed your chance for boarding the relationships, connection and purpose you’ve been looking for. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “This isn’t how my life is supposed to be!” For four weeks this spring we'll discover ways each of us can get back on track, moving towards purpose and hope, even when it seems like life has run off the rails.
Speaker: Bryant Haist Series: Atomic Habits
We are creatures of habit. Habits—healthy and not so helpful ones, alike—can transform us. These tiny changes and small steps ultimately have a huge impact on our lives. How do we set ourselves up with a pattern of good ones and kick the bad ones to the curb? Is it just a matter of muscling up enough willpower? This February, we’re talking about the atomic, explosive impact of habits and the small steps that can move you closer to a life grounded in the power of Jesus.
Speaker: John Keim Date: December 12, 2021
Have you heard the invitation? It’s almost impossible to pick out from the cacophony of noise we’re surrounded by on a daily basis: phones chirping and buzzing, constant work deadlines, a to-do list as long as your arm and the constant demands of the Christmas season. But if you’re able to pause for a moment, to be still and quiet, you might hear God’s voice, inviting you to experience a different pace this Christmas. The pace of peace.
We hope these services give you the space to breathe and remember: Peace is a person and fully available to all. To remember that this Christmas doesn’t have to be harried and hurried and strained. We can live at the pace of peace.
Speaker: Riley Vandevoorde Date: December 12, 2021
Have you heard the invitation? It’s almost impossible to pick out from the cacophony of noise we’re surrounded by on a daily basis: phones chirping and buzzing, constant work deadlines, a to-do list as long as your arm and the constant demands of the Christmas season. But if you’re able to pause for a moment, to be still and quiet, you might hear God’s voice, inviting you to experience a different pace this Christmas. The pace of peace.
We hope these services give you the space to breathe and remember: Peace is a person and fully available to all. To remember that this Christmas doesn’t have to be harried and hurried and strained. We can live at the pace of peace.
You’ve probably heard the hashtag #firstworldproblems, used when the internet goes out, or when the sound on a Zoom call fails, or when someone shows up to find the donut shop is all out of their favorite donut. Hopefully, all these modern annoyances are meant to prompt us to be grateful for all we do have and give us perspective when trivial things go wrong. But there are a few very real first world problems we think it’s time to talk about. Things that get in the way of us trusting God and demonstrating His love to a world so desperately seeking it. Join us for four weeks this fall as we talk about some common #firstworldproblems.
You’ve probably heard the hashtag #firstworldproblems, used when the internet goes out, or when the sound on a Zoom call fails, or when someone shows up to find the donut shop is all out of their favorite donut. Hopefully, all these modern annoyances are meant to prompt us to be grateful for all we do have and give us perspective when trivial things go wrong. But there are a few very real first world problems we think it’s time to talk about. Things that get in the way of us trusting God and demonstrating His love to a world so desperately seeking it. Join us for four weeks this fall as we talk about some common #firstworldproblems.
You’ve probably heard the hashtag #firstworldproblems, used when the internet goes out, or when the sound on a Zoom call fails, or when someone shows up to find the donut shop is all out of their favorite donut. Hopefully, all these modern annoyances are meant to prompt us to be grateful for all we do have and give us perspective when trivial things go wrong. But there are a few very real first world problems we think it’s time to talk about. Things that get in the way of us trusting God and demonstrating His love to a world so desperately seeking it. Join us for four weeks this fall as we talk about some common #firstworldproblems.
You’ve probably heard the hashtag #firstworldproblems, used when the internet goes out, or when the sound on a Zoom call fails, or when someone shows up to find the donut shop is all out of their favorite donut. Hopefully, all these modern annoyances are meant to prompt us to be grateful for all we do have and give us perspective when trivial things go wrong. But there are a few very real first world problems we think it’s time to talk about. Things that get in the way of us trusting God and demonstrating His love to a world so desperately seeking it. Join us for four weeks this fall as we talk about some common #firstworldproblems.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
Forgiveness is hard. Forgetting can feel impossible. And when someone hurts you, betrays you or lets you down, how are you supposed to move forward? And when we’re the one messing up, how are we supposed to forgive ourselves? Is saying “Sorry!” enough? For five weeks this October we’re talking about the ins and outs of forgiveness, repentance and turning the other cheek.
If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.
If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.
If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.
If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.
If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just ASKING FOR A FRIEND.
Speaker: Granger Smith
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just ASKING FOR A FRIEND.
We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?
For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just ASKING FOR A FRIEND.
We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.
For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!
We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.
For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!
We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.
For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!
We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.
For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!
We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.
For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!
We celebrated how God provides us with true freedom and has demonstrated that faithfully over and over again, throughout His story.
Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?
Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.
Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?
Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.
Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?
Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.
Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?
Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.
Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.
If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.
Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.
For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.
Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.
For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.
Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.
For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.
Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.
For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.
Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.
For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.
“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”
Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.
“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”
Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.
“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”
Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.
“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”
Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.
Speaker: Ted Bryant (Granger & Amber Smith Interview)
“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”
Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.
We’re wiping the 2020 slate clean, and starting fresh in 2021. What will you do with a brand new year and a new set of opportunities to align your life with the one God has for you? He’s making all things new.
As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.
As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.
As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.
As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.
Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary?
Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary?
For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.
Speakers: Ted Bryant and Panel of Mental Health Specialists
Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary?
For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.
Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary?
For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.
2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith.
If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.
2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith.
If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.
2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith.
If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.
2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith.
If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.
2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith.
If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.
Child dedication is a special event where parents publicly declare their intentions to raise their child with the opportunity to know God and establish a personal relationship with Christ.
Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t?
Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help?
For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.
Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t?
Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help?
For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.
Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t?
Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help?
For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.
Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t?
Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help?
For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.
Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t?
Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help?
For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.
Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.
We gathered together in person and online for an incredible night of worship, communion and prayer.
Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.
Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.
Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.
Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.
In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?
In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?
In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?
In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?
You’ve probably heard a few of these well-meaning phrases or maybe even passed along a few yourself. We all look for easy things to say or share when we want to make ourselves or others feel better. But what if these sayings maybe just…aren’t true? Or helpful to those struggling and dealing with real pain, loss and challenge? What if God didn’t actually say that? Tune in online in June as Dr. Bob Laurent hosts a series of conversations on some ‘words of wisdom’ and how some of these might not be helping us out after all.
You’ve probably heard a few of these well-meaning phrases or maybe even passed along a few yourself. We all look for easy things to say or share when we want to make ourselves or others feel better. But what if these sayings maybe just…aren’t true? Or helpful to those struggling and dealing with real pain, loss and challenge? What if God didn’t actually say that? Tune in online in June as Dr. Bob Laurent hosts a series of conversations on some ‘words of wisdom’ and how some of these might not be helping us out after all.
You’ve probably heard a few of these well-meaning phrases or maybe even passed along a few yourself. We all look for easy things to say or share when we want to make ourselves or others feel better. But what if these sayings maybe just…aren’t true? Or helpful to those struggling and dealing with real pain, loss and challenge? What if God didn’t actually say that? Tune in online in June as Dr. Bob Laurent hosts a series of conversations on some ‘words of wisdom’ and how some of these might not be helping us out after all.
You’ve probably heard a few of these well-meaning phrases or maybe even passed along a few yourself. We all look for easy things to say or share when we want to make ourselves or others feel better. But what if these sayings maybe just…aren’t true? Or helpful to those struggling and dealing with real pain, loss and challenge? What if God didn’t actually say that? Tune in online in June as Dr. Bob Laurent hosts a series of conversations on some ‘words of wisdom’ and how some of these might not be helping us out after all.
We’re not the first to experience times of great change, struggle and uncertainty; every generation faces times of unknown whether they’re ready or not. It can be tough figuring out your next move when you’re facing a trial, a season or a journey you didn’t anticipate or initiate. Ready or not, here it comes!
For four weeks this spring, we’re launching into conversations about how to face our ever-changing circumstances with grit, courage and a fierce dependence on Jesus. Through Bible stories of men and women grappling with real insecurity, instability and incredible odds, we’ll encounter how God is always ready, even when we’re not.
We’re not the first to experience times of great change, struggle and uncertainty; every generation faces times of unknown whether they’re ready or not. It can be tough figuring out your next move when you’re facing a trial, a season or a journey you didn’t anticipate or initiate. Ready or not, here it comes!
For four weeks this spring, we’re launching into conversations about how to face our ever-changing circumstances with grit, courage and a fierce dependence on Jesus. Through Bible stories of men and women grappling with real insecurity, instability and incredible odds, we’ll encounter how God is always ready, even when we’re not.
We’re not the first to experience times of great change, struggle and uncertainty; every generation faces times of unknown whether they’re ready or not. It can be tough figuring out your next move when you’re facing a trial, a season or a journey you didn’t anticipate or initiate. Ready or not, here it comes!
For four weeks this spring, we’re launching into conversations about how to face our ever-changing circumstances with grit, courage and a fierce dependence on Jesus. Through Bible stories of men and women grappling with real insecurity, instability and incredible odds, we’ll encounter how God is always ready, even when we’re not.
We’re not the first to experience times of great change, struggle and uncertainty; every generation faces times of unknown whether they’re ready or not. It can be tough figuring out your next move when you’re facing a trial, a season or a journey you didn’t anticipate or initiate. Ready or not, here it comes!
For four weeks this spring, we’re launching into conversations about how to face our ever-changing circumstances with grit, courage and a fierce dependence on Jesus. Through Bible stories of men and women grappling with real insecurity, instability and incredible odds, we’ll encounter how God is always ready, even when we’re not.
There’s a great story unfolding around us, our lives woven together with the epic tale of redemption and hope God is writing in the world. No matter where you are in your story, whether you’re just beginning a new chapter, or facing an unexpected plot twist, you’re part of that great narrative.
Are you living out your story the way you’d always hoped? Launching at Easter for four weeks, be part of the conversation as we talk about hope, purpose and endings that are really just the beginning.
There’s a great story unfolding around us, our lives woven together with the epic tale of redemption and hope God is writing in the world. No matter where you are in your story, whether you’re just beginning a new chapter, or facing an unexpected plot twist, you’re part of that great narrative.
Are you living out your story the way you’d always hoped? Launching at Easter for four weeks, be part of the conversation as we talk about hope, purpose and endings that are really just the beginning.
There’s a great story unfolding around us, our lives woven together with the epic tale of redemption and hope God is writing in the world. No matter where you are in your story, whether you’re just beginning a new chapter, or facing an unexpected plot twist, you’re part of that great narrative.
Are you living out your story the way you’d always hoped? Launching at Easter for four weeks, be part of the conversation as we talk about hope, purpose and endings that are really just the beginning.
Easter will be an incredible online experience celebrating the mystery and wonder of Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection.
Some days it feels like everything is spinning out of control, that we’re just treading water to keep up with our schedules, our relationships, our finances—even the news! Everyone wants to be in control and to have control over their own life. But the reality is, many circumstances are completely out of our control. So what should we do? Give up and let ourselves be carried along by the tides of whatever happens? Prepare for the worst and white-knuckle it through each day? Join us for three weeks this spring, as we launch into a conversation about helpful strategies to help us gain control of our hearts and attitudes, as we learn how to trust a trustworthy God who has everything under control.
Some days it feels like everything is spinning out of control, that we’re just treading water to keep up with our schedules, our relationships, our finances—even the news! Everyone wants to be in control and to have control over their own life. But the reality is, many circumstances are completely out of our control. So what should we do? Give up and let ourselves be carried along by the tides of whatever happens? Prepare for the worst and white-knuckle it through each day? Join us for three weeks this spring, as we launch into a conversation about helpful strategies to help us gain control of our hearts and attitudes, as we learn how to trust a trustworthy God who has everything under control.
Some days it feels like everything is spinning out of control, that we’re just treading water to keep up with our schedules, our relationships, our finances—even the news! Everyone wants to be in control and to have control over their own life. But the reality is, many circumstances are completely out of our control. So what should we do? Give up and let ourselves be carried along by the tides of whatever happens? Prepare for the worst and white-knuckle it through each day? Join us for three weeks this spring, as we launch into a conversation about helpful strategies to help us gain control of our hearts and attitudes, as we learn how to trust a trustworthy God who has everything under control.
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
Speaker: Davey Blackburn
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
Speaker: Christ Glantz
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions and challenges we might have never imagined we’d have to face. When you feel broken, abandoned and struggle to find answers, there’s a beacon in the storm. For four weeks this winter, we’re plunging into stormy waters to talk about how we can cling to God and His promises even when our circumstances are overwhelming. He will carry us through the storm.
“Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.” – 1 John 4:8
God is love. Did you know that the Bible unpacks the story of this great love even further, and explains that there are four different types of love? These are illustrated by four Greek words: Eros (romantic love), Storge (family love), Philia (brotherly love) and Agape (God’s divine love). For three weeks this February, Dr. Bob Laurent will be talking about love and how we can take God’s immense love for us and show it to the people who matter most.
“Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.” – 1 John 4:8
God is love. Did you know that the Bible unpacks the story of this great love even further, and explains that there are four different types of love? These are illustrated by four Greek words: Eros (romantic love), Storge (family love), Philia (brotherly love) and Agape (God’s divine love). For three weeks this February, Dr. Bob Laurent will be talking about love and how we can take God’s immense love for us and show it to the people who matter most.
“Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.” – 1 John 4:8
God is love. Did you know that the Bible unpacks the story of this great love even further, and explains that there are four different types of love? These are illustrated by four Greek words: Eros (romantic love), Storge (family love), Philia (brotherly love) and Agape (God’s divine love). For three weeks this February, Dr. Bob Laurent will be talking about love and how we can take God’s immense love for us and show it to the people who matter most.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
Fill in the blank. Have you ever found yourself saying, “If I only had more money, then I could really make a difference!” Or “If I only had more time, I could finally spend more time with my kids.” Those “If only…” statements we tell ourselves, instead of leading to big dreams and accomplishments, can sometimes be roadblocks that hold us back from living the life we’re meant to live in the here and now.
As we step into 2020, we’re going to spend January talking about why there’s no need to wait until things are perfect or until we have a bunch of items checked off our to-do lists in order to be content and take the next step Jesus is asking of us.
In a world where it feels like battle lines are drawn sharply across the political and cultural divides in our country, our families and our communities—starting a revolution may be as simple walking across the street. We want to invite you in to sit down, kick off your shoes and join the conversation about the life-changing impact of not only loving your neighbor, but of being the kind of neighbor so desperately needed right in your own neighborhood.
We celebrated the birth of Jesus through our candlelight Christmas Eve services, a special tradition from the whole family.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
One night, over 2,000 years ago, our world changed forever. Join us this Christmas season as we celebrate the heart and purpose of Christmas through music old and new. You won’t want to miss a weekend of this month-long Christmas musical extravaganza that will take us deeper into the story of that not-so-silent night.
A special celebration to honor Lead Pastor Mark Beeson. November 23 & 24 both campuses meeting at the Granger Campus to celebrate all God has done.
Do perfect parents exist? We haven’t met any yet. And the stories in the Bible are definitely more of a guide of “What NOT To Do” instead of a historical record of “Parent of the Year” awards. Do your kids fight like Cain and Abel? Or suffer from massive sibling rivalry like Jacob and Esau? Welcome to the club. Is it even possible to raise kids to ultimately be who God created them to be, all while keeping our sanity? Join us for three weeks this November as we see what we can learn from some of the most notorious parenting fails of all time—and avoid repeating history.
Do perfect parents exist? We haven’t met any yet. And the stories in the Bible are definitely more of a guide of “What NOT To Do” instead of a historical record of “Parent of the Year” awards. Do your kids fight like Cain and Abel? Or suffer from massive sibling rivalry like Jacob and Esau? Welcome to the club. Is it even possible to raise kids to ultimately be who God created them to be, all while keeping our sanity? Join us for three weeks this November as we see what we can learn from some of the most notorious parenting fails of all time—and avoid repeating history.
Do perfect parents exist? We haven’t met any yet. And the stories in the Bible are definitely more of a guide of “What NOT To Do” instead of a historical record of “Parent of the Year” awards. Do your kids fight like Cain and Abel? Or suffer from massive sibling rivalry like Jacob and Esau? Welcome to the club. Is it even possible to raise kids to ultimately be who God created them to be, all while keeping our sanity? Join us for three weeks this November as we see what we can learn from some of the most notorious parenting fails of all time—and avoid repeating history.
Do perfect parents exist? We haven’t met any yet. And the stories in the Bible are definitely more of a guide of “What NOT To Do” instead of a historical record of “Parent of the Year” awards. Do your kids fight like Cain and Abel? Or suffer from massive sibling rivalry like Jacob and Esau? Welcome to the club. Is it even possible to raise kids to ultimately be who God created them to be, all while keeping our sanity? Join us for three weeks this November as we see what we can learn from some of the most notorious parenting fails of all time—and avoid repeating history.
Do perfect parents exist? We haven’t met any yet. And the stories in the Bible are definitely more of a guide of “What NOT To Do” instead of a historical record of “Parent of the Year” awards. Do your kids fight like Cain and Abel? Or suffer from massive sibling rivalry like Jacob and Esau? Welcome to the club. Is it even possible to raise kids to ultimately be who God created them to be, all while keeping our sanity? Join us for three weeks this November as we see what we can learn from some of the most notorious parenting fails of all time—and avoid repeating history.
Granger/Elkhart Campus Speaker: Josh King Date: October 27, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Granger Campus Speaker: Josh King Date: October 13, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Elkhart Campus Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: October 20, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Granger/Elkhart Campus Speaker: Josh King Date: October 13, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Elkhart Campus Speaker: Chris Glantz Date: October 6, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Granger Campus Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: October 5, 2019
The world sometimes seems upside down—and ourselves right along with it. The Bible contains a lot of strange stories and mysterious passages that are hard to decipher. When it comes to the supernatural, how do we seek out fact from fiction, search out the truth from tall tales? Join us for four weeks this fall, as we plunge head-first into some of the stranger things in the Bible and talk about ways that we can connect to God’s real and present power, even in the middle of mysteries we may not be able to fully understand.
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: September 29, 2019
Got road rage? Is fear taking the wheel and driving you around? Where does all of that come from? And what do we do with it? Emotions can get the best of us. If we’re not careful, emotions like anger, lust, guilt, pride, greed and fear can take over and shape our actions. Stop letting them boss you around. It’s time to put all these emotions in check by checking the state of our hearts. Join us for four weeks this fall as we explore the nature of strong emotions and how to put them in their place. grangerchurch.com/boss-of-me
Speaker: D. Rajendran & Ted Bryant Date: September 22, 2019
Got road rage? Is fear taking the wheel and driving you around? Where does all of that come from? And what do we do with it? Emotions can get the best of us. If we’re not careful, emotions like anger, lust, guilt, pride, greed and fear can take over and shape our actions. Stop letting them boss you around. It’s time to put all these emotions in check by checking the state of our hearts. Join us for four weeks this fall as we explore the nature of strong emotions and how to put them in their place. grangerchurch.com/boss-of-me
Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: September 15, 2019
Got road rage? Is fear taking the wheel and driving you around? Where does all of that come from? And what do we do with it? Emotions can get the best of us. If we’re not careful, emotions like anger, lust, guilt, pride, greed and fear can take over and shape our actions. Stop letting them boss you around. It’s time to put all these emotions in check by checking the state of our hearts. Join us for four weeks this fall as we explore the nature of strong emotions and how to put them in their place.
Granger Campus Speaker: Josh King Date: September 8, 2019
Got road rage? Is fear taking the wheel and driving you around? Where does all of that come from? And what do we do with it? Emotions can get the best of us. If we’re not careful, emotions like anger, lust, guilt, pride, greed and fear can take over and shape our actions. Stop letting them boss you around. It’s time to put all these emotions in check by checking the state of our hearts. Join us for four weeks this fall as we explore the nature of strong emotions and how to put them in their place.
Elkhart Campus Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: September 8, 2019
Got road rage? Is fear taking the wheel and driving you around? Where does all of that come from? And what do we do with it? Emotions can get the best of us. If we’re not careful, emotions like anger, lust, guilt, pride, greed and fear can take over and shape our actions. Stop letting them boss you around. It’s time to put all these emotions in check by checking the state of our hearts. Join us for four weeks this fall as we explore the nature of strong emotions and how to put them in their place.
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: September 1, 2019
Are you unsatisfied with the kind of life you’ve settled for? What role does the church have to play in you becoming who you’re meant to be?
While God has a plan for each of our lives, the truth is, we’re better together. The sum of us is greater than our parts. The impact we have collectively on our communities and our world will be far greater too, when we come together and take steps with intentionality. For five weeks this summer, be part of the conversation about the how the church isn’t just a place we go, but a catalyst of greater change, not only within each of us, but outside these walls. grangerchurch.com/greater
Speaker: Josh King Date: August 25, 2019
Are you unsatisfied with the kind of life you’ve settled for? What role does the church have to play in you becoming who you’re meant to be?
While God has a plan for each of our lives, the truth is, we’re better together. The sum of us is greater than our parts. The impact we have collectively on our communities and our world will be far greater too, when we come together and take steps with intentionality. For five weeks this summer, be part of the conversation about the how the church isn’t just a place we go, but a catalyst of greater change, not only within each of us, but outside these walls. grangerchurch.com/greater
Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: August 18, 2019
Are you unsatisfied with the kind of life you’ve settled for? What role does the church have to play in you becoming who you’re meant to be?
While God has a plan for each of our lives, the truth is, we’re better together. The sum of us is greater than our parts. The impact we have collectively on our communities and our world will be far greater too, when we come together and take steps with intentionality. For five weeks this summer, be part of the conversation about the how the church isn’t just a place we go, but a catalyst of greater change, not only within each of us, but outside these walls. grangerchurch.com/greater
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: August 11, 2019
Are you unsatisfied with the kind of life you’ve settled for? What role does the church have to play in you becoming who you’re meant to be?
While God has a plan for each of our lives, the truth is, we’re better together. The sum of us is greater than our parts. The impact we have collectively on our communities and our world will be far greater too, when we come together and take steps with intentionality. For five weeks this summer, be part of the conversation about the how the church isn’t just a place we go, but a catalyst of greater change, not only within each of us, but outside these walls. grangerchurch.com/greater
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: August 4, 2019
Are you unsatisfied with the kind of life you’ve settled for? What role does the church have to play in you becoming who you’re meant to be?
While God has a plan for each of our lives, the truth is, we’re better together. The sum of us is greater than our parts. The impact we have collectively on our communities and our world will be far greater too, when we come together and take steps with intentionality. For five weeks this summer, be part of the conversation about the how the church isn’t just a place we go, but a catalyst of greater change, not only within each of us, but outside these walls. grangerchurch.com/greater
Date: July 28, 2019 Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent
The movies have it all: the guts, the glory, the big adventures…and all those really great lines that you’ll never forget. This summer, AT THE MOVIES is returning to the big screen at Granger Community Church, in a blockbuster weekend experience you won’t want to miss. For four weeks, we’re diving into stories from the silver screen that can lead us to discover a destiny of strength and purpose God is offering each of us.
Date: July 21, 2019 Speaker: Trace Rorie
The movies have it all: the guts, the glory, the big adventures…and all those really great lines that you’ll never forget. This summer, AT THE MOVIES is returning to the big screen at Granger Community Church, in a blockbuster weekend experience you won’t want to miss. For four weeks, we’re diving into stories from the silver screen that can lead us to discover a destiny of strength and purpose God is offering each of us.
Date: July 14, 2019 Speaker: Ted Bryant
The movies have it all: the guts, the glory, the big adventures…and all those really great lines that you’ll never forget. This summer, AT THE MOVIES is returning to the big screen at Granger Community Church, in a blockbuster weekend experience you won’t want to miss. For four weeks, we’re diving into stories from the silver screen that can lead us to discover a destiny of strength and purpose God is offering each of us.
Date: July 7, 2019 Speaker: Josh King
The movies have it all: the guts, the glory, the big adventures…and all those really great lines that you’ll never forget. This summer, AT THE MOVIES is returning to the big screen at Granger Community Church, in a blockbuster weekend experience you won’t want to miss. For four weeks, we’re diving into stories from the silver screen that can lead us to discover a destiny of strength and purpose God is offering each of us.
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: June 30, 2019
This weekend before the 4th of July, we celebrate the freedom and heritage of our great nation and the love of God that makes that freedom possible.
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Date: June 23, 2019 Speaker: Ang Bryant
Open mouth. Insert foot. Sound familiar?
So, yeah. Our mouths can get us into trouble. That bit of juicy gossip, that rumor, or even that thing you know about someone else, true as it may be…how do you know what to say or share? How can we tame our tongues and use the power of our words to lift others up, to encourage and heal, instead of cutting others down? How do we know when to hold our tongue and when to speak up?
Join us for four weeks as we attempt to get a handle on the traps and temptations of running our mouths. grangerchurch.com/mybigfatmouth
Date: June 16, 2019 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Open mouth. Insert foot. Sound familiar?
So, yeah. Our mouths can get us into trouble. That bit of juicy gossip, that rumor, or even that thing you know about someone else, true as it may be…how do you know what to say or share? How can we tame our tongues and use the power of our words to lift others up, to encourage and heal, instead of cutting others down? How do we know when to hold our tongue and when to speak up?
Join us for four weeks as we attempt to get a handle on the traps and temptations of running our mouths. grangerchurch.com/mybigfatmouth
Speaker: Ron VanderGriend
Open mouth. Insert foot. Sound familiar? So, yeah. Our mouths can get us into trouble. That bit of juicy gossip, that rumor, or even that thing you know about someone else, true as it may be…how do you know what to say or share? How can we tame our tongues and use the power of our words to lift others up, to encourage and heal, instead of cutting others down? How do we know when to hold our tongue and when to speak up? Join us for four weeks as we attempt to get a handle on the traps and temptations of running our mouths.
Open mouth. Insert foot. Sound familiar?
So, yeah. Our mouths can get us into trouble. That bit of juicy gossip, that rumor, or even that thing you know about someone else, true as it may be…how do you know what to say or share? How can we tame our tongues and use the power of our words to lift others up, to encourage and heal, instead of cutting others down? How do we know when to hold our tongue and when to speak up?
Join us for four weeks as we attempt to get a handle on the traps and temptations of running our mouths. grangerchurch.com/mybigfatmouth
Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: May 19, 2019
Life is tough and the pull towards mediocrity is strong. But when we come to the end of our lives, what will we find that satisfies us? A heart that’s remained on fire for God. A life given in service to others.
We all begin life with a quiver full of arrows. Will you hold on to your arrows, and cling to them until the end, or will you risk them all, and give all you have? Join us for five weeks as we begin a conversation about how we let them fly, one by one. grangerchurch.com/lastarrow
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: May 12, 2019
Life is tough and the pull towards mediocrity is strong. But when we come to the end of our lives, what will we find that satisfies us? A heart that’s remained on fire for God. A life given in service to others.
We all begin life with a quiver full of arrows. Will you hold on to your arrows, and cling to them until the end, or will you risk them all, and give all you have? Join us for five weeks as we begin a conversation about how we let them fly, one by one. grangerchurch.com/lastarrow
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: May 5, 2019
Life is tough and the pull towards mediocrity is strong. But when we come to the end of our lives, what will we find that satisfies us? A heart that’s remained on fire for God. A life given in service to others.
We all begin life with a quiver full of arrows. Will you hold on to your arrows, and cling to them until the end, or will you risk them all, and give all you have? Join us for five weeks as we begin a conversation about how we let them fly, one by one. grangerchurch.com/lastarrow
Speaker: Trace Rorie Date: April 28, 2019
Life is tough and the pull towards mediocrity is strong. But when we come to the end of our lives, what will we find that satisfies us? A heart that’s remained on fire for God. A life given in service to others.
We all begin life with a quiver full of arrows. Will you hold on to your arrows, and cling to them until the end, or will you risk them all, and give all you have? Join us for five weeks as we begin a conversation about how we let them fly, one by one. grangerchurch.com/lastarrow
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: April 21, 2019
We came together for a unique, story-driven experience as we celebrated Jesus’ incredible sacrifice for us. grangerchurch.com/easter
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: April 14, 2019
We launch into Holy Week by gathering on Palm Sunday weekend, as we prepare to celebrate Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice. grangerchurch.com/palmsunday
Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: April 7, 2019
Michael Jordan. Or LeBron James?
The debate about who’s the greatest will always rage on. We usually associate greatness with someone’s position, status or wealth, but Jesus’ way of living turns all of that upside down. What if greatness isn’t found in popularity or prestige? What if true greatness comes from loving deeply and serving passionately? Join us for five weeks as we look at how Jesus is undeniably the Greatest Of All Time. grangerchurch.com/goat
Speaker: Angela Bryant Date: March 31, 2019
Michael Jordan. Or LeBron James?
The debate about who’s the greatest will always rage on. We usually associate greatness with someone’s position, status or wealth, but Jesus’ way of living turns all of that upside down. What if greatness isn’t found in popularity or prestige? What if true greatness comes from loving deeply and serving passionately? Join us for five weeks as we look at how Jesus is undeniably the Greatest Of All Time. grangerchurch.com/goat
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: March 24, 2019
Michael Jordan. Or LeBron James?
The debate about who’s the greatest will always rage on. We usually associate greatness with someone’s position, status or wealth, but Jesus’ way of living turns all of that upside down. What if greatness isn’t found in popularity or prestige? What if true greatness comes from loving deeply and serving passionately? Join us for five weeks as we look at how Jesus is undeniably the Greatest Of All Time. grangerchurch.com/goat
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: March 17, 2019
Michael Jordan. Or LeBron James?
The debate about who’s the greatest will always rage on. We usually associate greatness with someone’s position, status or wealth, but Jesus’ way of living turns all of that upside down. What if greatness isn’t found in popularity or prestige? What if true greatness comes from loving deeply and serving passionately? Join us for five weeks as we look at how Jesus is undeniably the Greatest Of All Time. grangerchurch.com/goat
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: March 10, 2019
Michael Jordan. Or LeBron James?
The debate about who’s the greatest will always rage on. We usually associate greatness with someone’s position, status or wealth, but Jesus’ way of living turns all of that upside down. What if greatness isn’t found in popularity or prestige? What if true greatness comes from loving deeply and serving passionately? Join us for five weeks as we look at how Jesus is undeniably the Greatest Of All Time. grangerchurch.com/goat
Speaker: Josh King Date: March 3, 2019
Are you looking for the perfect person for you? Or wish your spouse was working harder on becoming that better version of themselves you’re convinced they can be?
The truth is, relationships are tricky. Love can be messy. And dating? Sex? Navigating those challenges in the year 2019 can be downright difficult. So maybe it’s time to start asking yourself a different question. “Are you the person who you’re looking for is looking for?”
Whether you’re single, married or single again, we’re going to spend four weeks reviewing some practical rules you can apply to approach love, sex and dating in a way that both honors God—and will help you keep your heart and sanity intact. grangerchurch.com/the-new-rules-of-love-sex-dating
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: February 23, 2019
Are you looking for the perfect person for you? Or wish your spouse was working harder on becoming that better version of themselves you’re convinced they can be?
The truth is, relationships are tricky. Love can be messy. And dating? Sex? Navigating those challenges in the year 2019 can be downright difficult. So maybe it’s time to start asking yourself a different question. “Are you the person who you’re looking for is looking for?”
Whether you’re single, married or single again, we’re going to spend four weeks reviewing some practical rules you can apply to approach love, sex and dating in a way that both honors God—and will help you keep your heart and sanity intact. grangerchurch.com/the-new-rules-of-love-sex-dating
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: February 17, 2019
Are you looking for the perfect person for you? Or wish your spouse was working harder on becoming that better version of themselves you’re convinced they can be?
The truth is, relationships are tricky. Love can be messy. And dating? Sex? Navigating those challenges in the year 2019 can be downright difficult. So maybe it’s time to start asking yourself a different question. “Are you the person who you’re looking for is looking for?”
Whether you’re single, married or single again, we’re going to spend four weeks reviewing some practical rules you can apply to approach love, sex and dating in a way that both honors God—and will help you keep your heart and sanity intact. grangerchurch.com/the-new-rules-of-love-sex-dating
Speaker: Ted Bryant Date: February 10, 2019
Are you looking for the perfect person for you? Or wish your spouse was working harder on becoming that better version of themselves you’re convinced they can be?
The truth is, relationships are tricky. Love can be messy. And dating? Sex? Navigating those challenges in the year 2019 can be downright difficult. So maybe it’s time to start asking yourself a different question. “Are you the person who you’re looking for is looking for?”
Whether you’re single, married or single again, we’re going to spend four weeks reviewing some practical rules you can apply to approach love, sex and dating in a way that both honors God—and will help you keep your heart and sanity intact. grangerchurch.com/the-new-rules-of-love-sex-dating
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: February 2, 2019
What could we accomplish when we’re focused on being one church, with one mission? A lot. God has already brought us so far in the past thirty-two years and we’re nowhere near done! You’re invited to a special weekend celebration February 2-3, as we look back and thank God for all He’s done and see what’s coming next for Granger Community Church. grangerchurch.com/vision-weekend
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: January 27, 2019
We know you’ve got all kinds of #goals. Health goals. Life goals. Financial goals. Relationship goals. And whether you finished 2018 feeling strong and growing in the right direction, or you just squeaked by without ever cracking open your Bible app or using your gym membership, 2019 can be different.
Let’s start—and finish—strong together this year. Join us for four weeks as we discuss practical ways you can focus on the #goals that will lead you closer to Jesus, and in the process, closer to living the healthy, fulfilled life He wants for you. grangerchurch.com/goals
Speaker: Josh King Date: January 20, 2019
We know you’ve got all kinds of #goals. Health goals. Life goals. Financial goals. Relationship goals. And whether you finished 2018 feeling strong and growing in the right direction, or you just squeaked by without ever cracking open your Bible app or using your gym membership, 2019 can be different.
Let’s start—and finish—strong together this year. Join us for four weeks as we discuss practical ways you can focus on the #goals that will lead you closer to Jesus, and in the process, closer to living the healthy, fulfilled life He wants for you. grangerchurch.com/goals
Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent Date: January 13, 2019
We know you’ve got all kinds of #goals. Health goals. Life goals. Financial goals. Relationship goals. And whether you finished 2018 feeling strong and growing in the right direction, or you just squeaked by without ever cracking open your Bible app or using your gym membership, 2019 can be different.
Let’s start—and finish—strong together this year. Join us for four weeks as we discuss practical ways you can focus on the #goals that will lead you closer to Jesus, and in the process, closer to living the healthy, fulfilled life He wants for you. grangerchurch.com/goals
Speaker: Mark Beeson Date: January 6, 2019
We know you’ve got all kinds of #goals. Health goals. Life goals. Financial goals. Relationship goals. And whether you finished 2018 feeling strong and growing in the right direction, or you just squeaked by without ever cracking open your Bible app or using your gym membership, 2019 can be different.
Let’s start—and finish—strong together this year. Join us for four weeks as we discuss practical ways you can focus on the #goals that will lead you closer to Jesus, and in the process, closer to living the healthy, fulfilled life He wants for you. grangerchurch.com/goals
This weekend we highlight the incredible opportunities we all have to serve and give back, both within our walls, throughout Michiana and around the globe.
Celebrating the joy of Christmas with the spoken word, music and candle-lighting during our Christmas Eve service. It's a special tradition for the whole family! grangerchurch.com/christmaseve
December 23, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Some think that Christmas comes for just a select few, For those without problems, with no reason to boo-hoo. “Not so!” say the Whos. “Why, Christmas is a time for one and for all, to sing and remember Who was born to a humble manger stall!” Not just a gift for the wealthy, the mighty, the strong, but Hope for the simple, the outcast, to finally belong.
As the weather turns and it starts to freeze slick, keep an eye out for the Grinch, he might pop up right quick! So what happens next? Well, in Whoville they say, your heart might grow up to three sizes in one day! Please join us this season, as we stand hand-in-hand, to welcome Christmas with great joy and festivities planned! grangerchurch.com/whovillechristmas
December 16, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Some think that Christmas comes for just a select few, For those without problems, with no reason to boo-hoo. “Not so!” say the Whos. “Why, Christmas is a time for one and for all, to sing and remember Who was born to a humble manger stall!” Not just a gift for the wealthy, the mighty, the strong, but Hope for the simple, the outcast, to finally belong.
As the weather turns and it starts to freeze slick, keep an eye out for the Grinch, he might pop up right quick! So what happens next? Well, in Whoville they say, your heart might grow up to three sizes in one day! Please join us this season, as we stand hand-in-hand, to welcome Christmas with great joy and festivities planned! grangerchurch.com/whovillechristmas
December 9, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Some think that Christmas comes for just a select few, For those without problems, with no reason to boo-hoo. “Not so!” say the Whos. “Why, Christmas is a time for one and for all, to sing and remember Who was born to a humble manger stall!” Not just a gift for the wealthy, the mighty, the strong, but Hope for the simple, the outcast, to finally belong.
As the weather turns and it starts to freeze slick, keep an eye out for the Grinch, he might pop up right quick! So what happens next? Well, in Whoville they say, your heart might grow up to three sizes in one day! Please join us this season, as we stand hand-in-hand, to welcome Christmas with great joy and festivities planned! grangerchurch.com/whovillechristmas
December 2, 2018 Speaker: John Keim
Some think that Christmas comes for just a select few, For those without problems, with no reason to boo-hoo. “Not so!” say the Whos. “Why, Christmas is a time for one and for all, to sing and remember Who was born to a humble manger stall!” Not just a gift for the wealthy, the mighty, the strong, but Hope for the simple, the outcast, to finally belong.
As the weather turns and it starts to freeze slick, keep an eye out for the Grinch, he might pop up right quick! So what happens next? Well, in Whoville they say, your heart might grow up to three sizes in one day! Please join us this season, as we stand hand-in-hand, to welcome Christmas with great joy and festivities planned! grangerchurch.com/whovillechristmas
In a world where it feels like battle lines are drawn sharply across the political and cultural divides in our country, our families and our communities—starting a revolution may be as simple walking across the street. We want to invite you in to sit down, kick off your shoes and join the conversation about the life-changing impact of not only loving your neighbor, but of being the kind of neighbor so desperately needed right in your own neighborhood. grangerchurch.com/wontyoubemyneighbor
In a world where it feels like battle lines are drawn sharply across the political and cultural divides in our country, our families and our communities—starting a revolution may be as simple walking across the street. We want to invite you in to sit down, kick off your shoes and join the conversation about the life-changing impact of not only loving your neighbor, but of being the kind of neighbor so desperately needed right in your own neighborhood. grangerchurch.com/wontyoubemyneighbor
November 11, 2018 Speaker: Ron VanderGriend
From banjos and twang to electric guitars and pop, the style of country music has evolved through the years. But one thing has remained the same, it’s forever been real-life stories in a song.
Grab your geetars and cowboy boots as we go back to our roots this fall. For five weeks we’ll focus on the things that make us who we are: faith, family, friends, freedom and how we step up together. Tune in and sing along! grangerchurch.com/forever-country
November 4, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
From banjos and twang to electric guitars and pop, the style of country music has evolved through the years. But one thing has remained the same, it’s forever been real-life stories in a song.
Grab your geetars and cowboy boots as we go back to our roots this fall. For five weeks we’ll focus on the things that make us who we are: faith, family, friends, freedom and how we step up together. Tune in and sing along! grangerchurch.com/forever-country
October 28, 2018 Speaker: Ted Bryant
From banjos and twang to electric guitars and pop, the style of country music has evolved through the years. But one thing has remained the same, it’s forever been real-life stories in a song.
Grab your geetars and cowboy boots as we go back to our roots this fall. For five weeks we’ll focus on the things that make us who we are: faith, family, friends, freedom and how we step up together. Tune in and sing along!
grangerchurch.com/forever-country
October 21, 2018 Speaker: Trace Rorie
From banjos and twang to electric guitars and pop, the style of country music has evolved through the years. But one thing has remained the same, it’s forever been real-life stories in a song.
Grab your geetars and cowboy boots as we go back to our roots this fall. For five weeks we’ll focus on the things that make us who we are: faith, family, friends, freedom and how we step up together. Tune in and sing along!
grangerchurch.com/forever-country
October 14, 2018 Speaker: Josh King
From banjos and twang to electric guitars and pop, the style of country music has evolved through the years. But one thing has remained the same, it’s forever been real-life stories in a song.
Grab your geetars and cowboy boots as we go back to our roots this fall. For five weeks we’ll focus on the things that make us who we are: faith, family, friends, freedom and how we step up together. Tune in and sing along!
October 7, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Sometimes rescue doesn’t arrive until we’re at our breaking point. That final moment when we fear we’re too far gone. Amazing stories of recovery and redemption have captivated human hearts for centuries—and our current culture is no different. For five weeks this fall, we’re sending out the search and rescue teams and lighting the flares to illuminate God’s ultimate rescue mission: recovering hearts, one person at a time. Because in the moments of rescue, that’s where you find out who you really are.
grangerchurch.com/rescue
September 30, 2018 Speaker: Dr. Bob Laurent
Sometimes rescue doesn’t arrive until we’re at our breaking point. That final moment when we fear we’re too far gone. Amazing stories of recovery and redemption have captivated human hearts for centuries—and our current culture is no different. For five weeks this fall, we’re sending out the search and rescue teams and lighting the flares to illuminate God’s ultimate rescue mission: recovering hearts, one person at a time. Because in the moments of rescue, that’s where you find out who you really are.
grangerchurch.com/rescue
September 23, 2018 Speaker: Marla Godette
Sometimes rescue doesn’t arrive until we’re at our breaking point. That final moment when we fear we’re too far gone. Amazing stories of recovery and redemption have captivated human hearts for centuries—and our current culture is no different. For five weeks this fall, we’re sending out the search and rescue teams and lighting the flares to illuminate God’s ultimate rescue mission: recovering hearts, one person at a time. Because in the moments of rescue, that’s where you find out who you really are.
grangerchurch.com/rescue
September 16, 2018 Speaker: Mark Beeson
Sometimes rescue doesn’t arrive until we’re at our breaking point. That final moment when we fear we’re too far gone. Amazing stories of recovery and redemption have captivated human hearts for centuries—and our current culture is no different. For five weeks this fall, we’re sending out the search and rescue teams and lighting the flares to illuminate God’s ultimate rescue mission: recovering hearts, one person at a time. Because in the moments of rescue, that’s where you find out who you really are.
grangerchurch.com/rescue
Speaker: Stephen Mansfield
Sometimes rescue doesn’t arrive until we’re at our breaking point. That final moment when we fear we’re too far gone. Amazing stories of recovery and redemption have captivated human hearts for centuries—and our current culture is no different. For five weeks this fall, we’re sending out the search and rescue teams and lighting the flares to illuminate God’s ultimate rescue mission: recovering hearts, one person at a time. Because in the moments of rescue, that’s where you find out who you really are.
grangerchurch.com/rescue
We love to tell stories. For two weekends, come hear real stories about how God is at work in the lives of our students and in those who are taking steps through discipleship.
This weekend service experience is all about kids and why they matter so much. Every week in Granger Kids, we partner with and equip families to train up children to trust, love and serve God. Come hear stories about how God is at work in the lives of our kids.
It’s all too easy to look at people on the news or the people down the street and think, “They’re nothing like me. I have nothing in common with them.” Finding common ground is far too often the uncommon approach to loving and serving those who we’re called to live with. With the recent clash of political views, cultural struggles and global strife, it’s more obvious than ever that many are more focused on the things that divide us, than on finding common ground.
Jesus lived an uncommon life, and He invites us to cultivate the things that unite us—hope, love and freedom found in a relationship with Him. Join us for four weeks as we explore different ways to close the gaps that separate ‘us’ from ‘them’ and instead, stand together on common ground.
Whether it feels like your love story is pitch-perfect or you’re always singing off-key, there’s a way for you and your spouse to be in tune again. Whether you’ve been married for years or are just beginning your married duet, you can work towards true harmony.
Join us for three weekends in February as we cover the hits that will take your relationship to the top of the charts: clear communication, a healthy sex life and the keys to a commitment that lasts.
Whether it feels like your love story is pitch-perfect or you’re always singing off-key, there’s a way for you and your spouse to be in tune again. Whether you’ve been married for years or are just beginning your married duet, you can work towards true harmony.
Join us for three weekends in February as we cover the hits that will take your relationship to the top of the charts: clear communication, a healthy sex life and the keys to a commitment that lasts.
Whether it feels like your love story is pitch-perfect or you’re always singing off-key, there’s a way for you and your spouse to be in tune again. Whether you’ve been married for years or are just beginning your married duet, you can work towards true harmony.
Join us for three weekends in February as we cover the hits that will take your relationship to the top of the charts: clear communication, a healthy sex life and the keys to a commitment that lasts.
On a cold winter’s night… They looked up and saw a star… And to the earth it gave great light… Light and life to all He brings… The everlasting light, making all things merry and bright!
Light is essential at Christmas. It symbolizes the hope of brightness and warmth in the middle of a dark winter, the promise of a new day yet to come. Gather with us this Christmas season as we string the lights and light the fire, preparing to celebrate the light and life Jesus’ birth offers to each of us.
On a cold winter’s night… They looked up and saw a star… And to the earth it gave great light… Light and life to all He brings… The everlasting light, making all things merry and bright!
Light is essential at Christmas. It symbolizes the hope of brightness and warmth in the middle of a dark winter, the promise of a new day yet to come. Gather with us this Christmas season as we string the lights and light the fire, preparing to celebrate the light and life Jesus’ birth offers to each of us.
On a cold winter’s night… They looked up and saw a star… And to the earth it gave great light… Light and life to all He brings… The everlasting light, making all things merry and bright!
Light is essential at Christmas. It symbolizes the hope of brightness and warmth in the middle of a dark winter, the promise of a new day yet to come. Gather with us this Christmas season as we string the lights and light the fire, preparing to celebrate the light and life Jesus’ birth offers to each of us.
On a cold winter’s night… They looked up and saw a star… And to the earth it gave great light… Light and life to all He brings… The everlasting light, making all things merry and bright!
Light is essential at Christmas. It symbolizes the hope of brightness and warmth in the middle of a dark winter, the promise of a new day yet to come. Gather with us this Christmas season as we string the lights and light the fire, preparing to celebrate the light and life Jesus’ birth offers to each of us.
On a cold winter’s night… They looked up and saw a star… And to the earth it gave great light… Light and life to all He brings… The everlasting light, making all things merry and bright!
Light is essential at Christmas. It symbolizes the hope of brightness and warmth in the middle of a dark winter, the promise of a new day yet to come. Gather with us this Christmas season as we string the lights and light the fire, preparing to celebrate the light and life Jesus’ birth offers to each of us.
Forget quicksand and shark attacks, parenthood is one of the most truly terrifying adventures you’ll ever encounter. Since no baby has arrived with an instruction manual, most parents find themselves deep in the trenches of toddlerhood and teenagerdom, experiencing the high-risk hazards of sleepless nights, disciplining, temper tantrums, first days of school and first dates.
Our motto? Always be prepared. During this four-week trek deep into the wilds of parenthood, we’ll point you towards the gear and tools you’ll need to take on one of life’s greatest challenges. With help from the Essential Guide, you’ll be armed with new strategies to not only survive raising your children, but thrive as a family. Scout’s honor!
Forget quicksand and shark attacks, parenthood is one of the most truly terrifying adventures you’ll ever encounter. Since no baby has arrived with an instruction manual, most parents find themselves deep in the trenches of toddlerhood and teenagerdom, experiencing the high-risk hazards of sleepless nights, disciplining, temper tantrums, first days of school and first dates.
Our motto? Always be prepared. During this four-week trek deep into the wilds of parenthood, we’ll point you towards the gear and tools you’ll need to take on one of life’s greatest challenges. With help from the Essential Guide, you’ll be armed with new strategies to not only survive raising your children, but thrive as a family. Scout’s honor!
Forget quicksand and shark attacks, parenthood is one of the most truly terrifying adventures you’ll ever encounter. Since no baby has arrived with an instruction manual, most parents find themselves deep in the trenches of toddlerhood and teenagerdom, experiencing the high-risk hazards of sleepless nights, disciplining, temper tantrums, first days of school and first dates.
Our motto? Always be prepared. During this four-week trek deep into the wilds of parenthood, we’ll point you towards the gear and tools you’ll need to take on one of life’s greatest challenges. With help from the Essential Guide, you’ll be armed with new strategies to not only survive raising your children, but thrive as a family. Scout’s honor!
Forget quicksand and shark attacks, parenthood is one of the most truly terrifying adventures you’ll ever encounter. Since no baby has arrived with an instruction manual, most parents find themselves deep in the trenches of toddlerhood and teenagerdom, experiencing the high-risk hazards of sleepless nights, disciplining, temper tantrums, first days of school and first dates.
Our motto? Always be prepared. During this four-week trek deep into the wilds of parenthood, we’ll point you towards the gear and tools you’ll need to take on one of life’s greatest challenges. With help from the Essential Guide, you’ll be armed with new strategies to not only survive raising your children, but thrive as a family. Scout’s honor!
Everyone has a few moments in their life where the earth seems to stop on its axis. Those singular moments, where something happened and everything changed: the moment you said, “Yes!” to that special person, or took a step into a new career or heard your baby’s first cry. That time when you first looked up into the sky and felt small under the stars, the time you watched your parents drive off in the distance, leaving you on your own in a new place.
God is close in all of our moments—the times of fear and doubt, the times of loneliness and the times of joy.
Everyone has a few moments in their life where the earth seems to stop on its axis. Those singular moments, where something happened and everything changed: the moment you said, “Yes!” to that special person, or took a step into a new career or heard your baby’s first cry. That time when you first looked up into the sky and felt small under the stars, the time you watched your parents drive off in the distance, leaving you on your own in a new place.
God is close in all of our moments—the times of fear and doubt, the times of loneliness and the times of joy.
Everyone has a few moments in their life where the earth seems to stop on its axis. Those singular moments, where something happened and everything changed: the moment you said, “Yes!” to that special person, or took a step into a new career or heard your baby’s first cry. That time when you first looked up into the sky and felt small under the stars, the time you watched your parents drive off in the distance, leaving you on your own in a new place.
God is close in all of our moments—the times of fear and doubt, the times of loneliness and the times of joy.
Everyone has a few moments in their life where the earth seems to stop on its axis. Those singular moments, where something happened and everything changed: the moment you said, “Yes!” to that special person, or took a step into a new career or heard your baby’s first cry. That time when you first looked up into the sky and felt small under the stars, the time you watched your parents drive off in the distance, leaving you on your own in a new place.
God is close in all of our moments—the times of fear and doubt, the times of loneliness and the times of joy.
Who doesn’t love a good “before” and “after” story? Seeing real stories of transformation gives us all hope and helps us see what’s really possible. Just like any house that’s a real “fixer upper,” our relationships need restoration. The real kind starts on the inside, in the guts of the house, before the change works its way out to affect curb appeal.
Who doesn’t love a good “before” and “after” story? Seeing real stories of transformation gives us all hope and helps us see what’s really possible. Just like any house that’s a real “fixer upper,” our relationships need restoration. The real kind starts on the inside, in the guts of the house, before the change works its way out to affect curb appeal.
Who doesn’t love a good “before” and “after” story? Seeing real stories of transformation gives us all hope and helps us see what’s really possible. Just like any house that’s a real “fixer upper,” our relationships need restoration. The real kind starts on the inside, in the guts of the house, before the change works its way out to affect curb appeal.
Who doesn’t love a good “before” and “after” story? Seeing real stories of transformation gives us all hope and helps us see what’s really possible. Just like any house that’s a real “fixer upper,” our relationships need restoration. The real kind starts on the inside, in the guts of the house, before the change works its way out to affect curb appeal.
That old children’s rhyme might pretend that sticks and stones are the only things that do any damage, but we know the truth. The hurtful words and actions of others can leave behind some of the deepest wounds we carry.
Living with wounds of disappointment, pain and anger can take its toll if we don’t deal with them in a healthy way. Studies show that people who hold onto grudges are more likely to experience depression, PTSD and other serious health conditions. Bitterness can make us physically ill. The antidote? Forgiveness.
In this series we are discovering the strength available through Jesus to help us forgive and let go of the wounds that weigh us down.
That old children’s rhyme might pretend that sticks and stones are the only things that do any damage, but we know the truth. The hurtful words and actions of others can leave behind some of the deepest wounds we carry.
Living with wounds of disappointment, pain and anger can take its toll if we don’t deal with them in a healthy way. Studies show that people who hold onto grudges are more likely to experience depression, PTSD and other serious health conditions. Bitterness can make us physically ill. The antidote? Forgiveness.
In this series we are discovering the strength available through Jesus to help us forgive and let go of the wounds that weigh us down.
That old children’s rhyme might pretend that sticks and stones are the only things that do any damage, but we know the truth. The hurtful words and actions of others can leave behind some of the deepest wounds we carry.
Living with wounds of disappointment, pain and anger can take its toll if we don’t deal with them in a healthy way. Studies show that people who hold onto grudges are more likely to experience depression, PTSD and other serious health conditions. Bitterness can make us physically ill. The antidote? Forgiveness.
In this series we are discovering the strength available through Jesus to help us forgive and let go of the wounds that weigh us down.
That old children’s rhyme might pretend that sticks and stones are the only things that do any damage, but we know the truth. The hurtful words and actions of others can leave behind some of the deepest wounds we carry.
Living with wounds of disappointment, pain and anger can take its toll if we don’t deal with them in a healthy way. Studies show that people who hold onto grudges are more likely to experience depression, PTSD and other serious health conditions. Bitterness can make us physically ill. The antidote? Forgiveness.
In this series we are discovering the strength available through Jesus to help us forgive and let go of the wounds that weigh us down.
Let’s get real—because being fake is exhausting.
Face it: fake is easy to find. Whether you’re trying to weed through fake news, or someone’s too-perfect profile online, authenticity can be hard to come by. We long for honest relationships. For a friend who will tell us the truth. For a place we can really be ourselves.
If you are seeking something genuine in a world that’s all about faking it, join us as we talk about the amazing transformation that can happen when we stop being fake and start getting real.
Let’s get real—because being fake is exhausting.
Face it: fake is easy to find. Whether you’re trying to weed through fake news, or someone’s too-perfect profile online, authenticity can be hard to come by. We long for honest relationships. For a friend who will tell us the truth. For a place we can really be ourselves.
If you are seeking something genuine in a world that’s all about faking it, join us as we talk about the amazing transformation that can happen when we stop being fake and start getting real.
Let’s get real—because being fake is exhausting.
Face it: fake is easy to find. Whether you’re trying to weed through fake news, or someone’s too-perfect profile online, authenticity can be hard to come by. We long for honest relationships. For a friend who will tell us the truth. For a place we can really be ourselves.
If you are seeking something genuine in a world that’s all about faking it, join us as we talk about the amazing transformation that can happen when we stop being fake and start getting real.
Let’s get real—because being fake is exhausting.
Face it: fake is easy to find. Whether you’re trying to weed through fake news, or someone’s too-perfect profile online, authenticity can be hard to come by. We long for honest relationships. For a friend who will tell us the truth. For a place we can really be ourselves.
If you are seeking something genuine in a world that’s all about faking it, join us as we talk about the amazing transformation that can happen when we stop being fake and start getting real.
This weekend we’re celebrating Independence Day, a day to recognize the many freedoms we are so blessed to enjoy and the sacrifices others have made to protect those freedoms.
No man is an island, or so the saying goes. But in a world where there are more opportunities than ever to communicate and connect with everyone around us, why are we left feeling so alone? Is anybody listening? How do we pursue a genuine connection with God and with each other?
For three weeks, we’re exposing the realities of loneliness and how God is reaching out—even when it seems like all we’re hearing is silence after asking, “Can you hear me now?”
No man is an island, or so the saying goes. But in a world where there are more opportunities than ever to communicate and connect with everyone around us, why are we left feeling so alone? Is anybody listening? How do we pursue a genuine connection with God and with each other?
For three weeks, we’re exposing the realities of loneliness and how God is reaching out—even when it seems like all we’re hearing is silence after asking, “Can you hear me now?”
No man is an island, or so the saying goes. But in a world where there are more opportunities than ever to communicate and connect with everyone around us, why are we left feeling so alone? Is anybody listening? How do we pursue a genuine connection with God and with each other?
We’re exposing the realities of loneliness and how God is reaching out—even when it seems like all we’re hearing is silence after asking, “Can you hear me now?”
Does your schedule own you? Trying to survive the daily onslaught of work deadlines, meetings, chauffeuring your kids around town, paying bills and sticking to your diet? Who has time to relax when it’s all you can do to keep your head above water? If your energy is sapped and you’re tired of trying to fit everything in and make everything work, you just might be overwhelmed. Welcome! You’re not alone.
In this series we’re talking about how to make room for rest and still honor God in our busy, everyday lives.
Does your schedule own you? Trying to survive the daily onslaught of work deadlines, meetings, chauffeuring your kids around town, paying bills and sticking to your diet? Who has time to relax when it’s all you can do to keep your head above water? If your energy is sapped and you’re tired of trying to fit everything in and make everything work, you just might be overwhelmed. Welcome! You’re not alone.
In this series we’re talking about how to make room for rest and still honor God in our busy, everyday lives.
Does your schedule own you? Trying to survive the daily onslaught of work deadlines, meetings, chauffeuring your kids around town, paying bills and sticking to your diet? Who has time to relax when it’s all you can do to keep your head above water? If your energy is sapped and you’re tired of trying to fit everything in and make everything work, you just might be overwhelmed. Welcome! You’re not alone.
Join us for three weeks as we talk about how to make room for rest and still honor God in our busy, everyday lives.
It’s Mother’s Day! And to honor your mom, we asked you to do something meaningful and special for her—go to church with her!
We all love to see something showing wear and tear restored to be new and beautiful again. God’s Story is a restoration story: a mission to salvage what is and restore it back to the way He intended. Easter is all about reclaiming hope and beauty, through Jesus sacrifice of His own life, to make a full life possible for each of us.
In this series, we’re exploring how God is making all things new.
We all love to see something showing wear and tear restored to be new and beautiful again. God’s Story is a restoration story: a mission to salvage what is and restore it back to the way He intended. Easter is all about reclaiming hope and beauty, through Jesus sacrifice of His own life, to make a full life possible for each of us.
In this series, we’re exploring how God is making all things new.
We all love to see something showing wear and tear restored to be new and beautiful again. God’s Story is a restoration story: a mission to salvage what is and restore it back to the way He intended. Easter is all about reclaiming hope and beauty, through Jesus sacrifice of His own life, to make a full life possible for each of us.
In this series, we’re exploring how God is making all things new.
So—now what? I’ve checked so many goals off my bucket list. I have a decent job, a great spouse and kids, a nice house—things are good. Really. What now? Is there more than this?
Great questions. The Bible says we were created on purpose, for a purpose. But discovering that purpose can seem like a huge challenge. It matters so much that we’re going to spend three weeks together asking the question “Now what?” by looking at what the Bible has to say about uncovering God’s purpose and calling for our lives.
So—now what? I’ve checked so many goals off my bucket list. I have a decent job, a great spouse and kids, a nice house—things are good. Really. What now? Is there more than this?
Great questions. The Bible says we were created on purpose, for a purpose. But discovering that purpose can seem like a huge challenge. It matters so much that we’re going to spend three weeks together asking the question “Now what?” by looking at what the Bible has to say about uncovering God’s purpose and calling for our lives.
So—now what? I’ve checked so many goals off my bucket list. I have a decent job, a great spouse and kids, a nice house—things are good. Really. What now? Is there more than this?
Great questions. The Bible says we were created on purpose, for a purpose. But discovering that purpose can seem like a huge challenge. It matters so much that we’re going to spend three weeks together asking the question “Now what?” by looking at what the Bible has to say about uncovering God’s purpose and calling for our lives.
Who doesn’t want to be 😀? We all long for a life with lots of 😁 and 🤗 and 👍. But sometimes it feels more often than not, our days end in 😤 and 😢. We try to fill our days with the things we think will make us happy: 🍩, 🤑, 💋, 🦄, 📺—and still we wind up feeling 😞 at the end of the day.
So put your positive pants on and let’s turn that frown upside down! We will pursue the joy and the freedom that only a personal relationship with God can bring.
Who doesn’t want to be 😀? We all long for a life with lots of 😁 and 🤗 and 👍. But sometimes it feels more often than not, our days end in 😤 and 😢. We try to fill our days with the things we think will make us happy: 🍩, 🤑, 💋, 🦄, 📺—and still we wind up feeling 😞 at the end of the day.
So put your positive pants on and let’s turn that frown upside down! We will pursue the joy and the freedom that only a personal relationship with God can bring.
Who doesn’t want to be 😀? We all long for a life with lots of 😁 and 🤗 and 👍. But sometimes it feels more often than not, our days end in 😤 and 😢. We try to fill our days with the things we think will make us happy: 🍩, 🤑, 💋, 🦄, 📺—and still we wind up feeling 😞 at the end of the day.
So put your positive pants on and let’s turn that frown upside down! We will pursue the joy and the freedom that only a personal relationship with God can bring.
Many of us feel so overwhelmed by debt, bills and credit card statements that it’s easy to forget our money is supposed to be working for us—a tool to transform our lives and our community. Join us for three weeks as we own up to the struggle and unpack Biblical principles that can help guide how we use our money, no matter how much we have in the bank.
Mo’ money, less problems? Sure sounds nice, but the reality is, learning how to manage what you do have, to save and spend in healthy ways, is a struggle for most of us. It’s so easy to get caught up in the demands of today and put off doing the things we need to do for our future. (Case in point: 1 in 3 Americans has $0 saved for retirement.)
Many of us feel so overwhelmed by debt, bills and credit card statements that it’s easy to forget our money is supposed to be working for us—a tool to transform our lives and our community. In this series, we’ll own up to the struggle and unpack Biblical principles that can help guide how we use our money, no matter how much we have in the bank.
Mo’ money, less problems? Sure sounds nice, but the reality is, learning how to manage what you do have, to save and spend in healthy ways, is a struggle for most of us. It’s so easy to get caught up in the demands of today and put off doing the things we need to do for our future. (Case in point: 1 in 3 American has $0 saved for retirement.)
Many of us feel so overwhelmed by debt, bills and credit card statements that it’s easy to forget our money is supposed to be working for us—a tool to transform our lives and our community. In this series, we’ll own up to the struggle and unpack Biblical principles that can help guide how we use our money, no matter how much we have in the bank.
The news headlines don’t always get it right. There is a lot of good happening in the world, and we want you to know about it. We’re pulling back the curtains to tell you true, inspiring stories of people living out God’s purposes right here in Michiana. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
The news headlines don’t always get it right. There is a lot of good happening in the world, and we want you to know about it. We’re pulling back the curtains to tell you true, inspiring stories of people living out God’s purposes right here in Michiana. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
The news headlines don’t always get it right. There is a lot of good happening in the world, and we want you to know about it. We’re pulling back the curtains to tell you true, inspiring stories of people living out God’s purposes right here in Michiana. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
The news headlines don’t always get it right. There is a lot of good happening in the world, and we want you to know about it. We’re pulling back the curtains to tell you true, inspiring stories of people living out God’s purposes right here in Michiana. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
It’s tradition. The Christmas movies we watch every year bring us back to the joy and hope and laughter we long for. In this series we remember the greatest Story ever told through some great Christmas movie classics.
It’s tradition. The Christmas movies we watch every year bring us back to the joy and hope and laughter we long for. In this series we remember the greatest Story ever told through some great Christmas movie classics.
It’s tradition. The Christmas movies we watch every year bring us back to the joy and hope and laughter we long for. In this series we remember the greatest Story ever told through some great Christmas movie classics.
It’s tradition. The Christmas movies we watch every year bring us back to the joy and hope and laughter we long for. In this series we remember the greatest Story ever told through some great Christmas movie classics.
We laid out the red carpet, lit the lights and sneaked in some surprises to celebrate what God has been doing in us, for us, and through us for the past 30 years. We revisited the last 30 years through incredible arts and inspiring storytelling from Lead Pastor Mark Beeson.
Admit it. You still love the ’80s. And the ’90s. And remember Y2K.
Whether you are a child of the decade known for big hair, the Simpsons generation or you’ve never seen a pay-phone in real life, we’re going to celebrate the last 30 years to the max. Join us as we journey through the decades to the rad beginning of Granger Community Church in 1986. We’re moon-walking back through 30 years of great hair, good music and changed lives.
Admit it. You still love the ’80s. And the ’90s. And remember Y2K.
Whether you are a child of the decade known for big hair, the Simpsons generation or you’ve never seen a pay-phone in real life, we’re going to celebrate the last 30 years to the max. Join us as we journey through the decades to the rad beginning of Granger Community Church in 1986. We’re moon-walking back through 30 years of great hair, good music and changed lives.
Admit it. You still love the ’80s. And the ’90s. And remember Y2K.
Whether you are a child of the decade known for big hair, the Simpsons generation or you’ve never seen a pay-phone in real life, we’re going to celebrate the last 30 years to the max. Join us as we journey through the decades to the rad beginning of Granger Community Church in 1986. We’re moon-walking back through 30 years of great hair, good music and changed lives.
Why is it that the people we love the most are often the ones who drive us the craziest? (Hi, kids!) How do we thrive in the tension that comes from parenting with love—and survive the aftermath of enforcing healthy boundaries and discipline?
Whether you’re ankle-deep in teething toddlers or drowning in the friendship drama of middle schoolers or the boundary-defying mysteries of teenage life, there is a way through. Don’t live as a house divided.
Why is it that the people we love the most are often the ones who drive us the craziest? (Hi, kids!) How do we thrive in the tension that comes from parenting with love—and survive the aftermath of enforcing healthy boundaries and discipline?
Whether you’re ankle-deep in teething toddlers or drowning in the friendship drama of middle schoolers or the boundary-defying mysteries of teenage life, there is a way through. Don’t live as a house divided.
Why is it that the people we love the most are often the ones who drive us the craziest? (Hi, kids!) How do we thrive in the tension that comes from parenting with love—and survive the aftermath of enforcing healthy boundaries and discipline?
Whether you’re ankle-deep in teething toddlers or drowning in the friendship drama of middle schoolers or the boundary-defying mysteries of teenage life, there is a way through. Don’t live as a house divided.
Why is it that the people we love the most are often the ones who drive us the craziest? (Hi, kids!) How do we thrive in the tension that comes from parenting with love—and survive the aftermath of enforcing healthy boundaries and discipline?
Whether you’re ankle-deep in teething toddlers or drowning in the friendship drama of middle schoolers or the boundary-defying mysteries of teenage life, there is a way through. Don’t live as a house divided.
This just isn’t working. Marriage is hard. Should it be this hard? Is this normal? I wanted to get married to be part of something greater than myself; to have someone to laugh with, build a life with and to invest myself into something more lasting than—myself. I never expected to be here, but here I am. I want a new marriage.
Speaker: Doug Fields
This just isn’t working. Marriage is hard. Should it be this hard? Is this normal? I wanted to get married to be part of something greater than myself; to have someone to laugh with, build a life with and to invest myself into something more lasting than—myself. I never expected to be here, but here I am. I want a new marriage.
This just isn’t working. Marriage is hard. Should it be this hard? Is this normal? I wanted to get married to be part of something greater than myself; to have someone to laugh with, build a life with and to invest myself into something more lasting than—myself. I never expected to be here, but here I am. I want a new marriage.
This just isn’t working. Marriage is hard. Should it be this hard? Is this normal? I wanted to get married to be part of something greater than myself; to have someone to laugh with, build a life with and to invest myself into something more lasting than—myself. I never expected to be here, but here I am. I want a new marriage.
This just isn’t working. Marriage is hard. Should it be this hard? Is this normal? I wanted to get married to be part of something greater than myself; to have someone to laugh with, build a life with and to invest myself into something more lasting than—myself. I never expected to be here, but here I am. I want a new marriage.
It’s time to start seeing through a new lens. It’s time to leave behind a tired life lived as an amateur. With a little how-to knowledge, some practice and some grit, you can be a pro. Because you have the opportunity to tap into a powerful connection with your Creator that amps up everything from how you raise your kids, to your relationships with the people that matter most. It’s time to leave an unfulfilled life in the dust and embrace a new adventure.
In this series we’re leaping head-first into what it means to be a pro at life—and leave behind the obstacles that hold us back.
It’s time to start seeing through a new lens. It’s time to leave behind a tired life lived as an amateur. With a little how-to knowledge, some practice and some grit, you can be a pro. Because you have the opportunity to tap into a powerful connection with your Creator that amps up everything from how you raise your kids, to your relationships with the people that matter most. It’s time to leave an unfulfilled life in the dust and embrace a new adventure.
It’s time to start seeing through a new lens. It’s time to leave behind a tired life lived as an amateur. With a little how-to knowledge, some practice and some grit, you can be a pro. Because you have the opportunity to tap into a powerful connection with your Creator that amps up everything from how you raise your kids, to your relationships with the people that matter most. It’s time to leave an unfulfilled life in the dust and embrace a new adventure.
In this series we’re leaping head-first into what it means to be a pro at life—and leave behind the obstacles that hold us back.
It’s time to start seeing through a new lens. It’s time to leave behind a tired life lived as an amateur. With a little how-to knowledge, some practice and some grit, you can be a pro. Because you have the opportunity to tap into a powerful connection with your Creator that amps up everything from how you raise your kids, to your relationships with the people that matter most. It’s time to leave an unfulfilled life in the dust and embrace a new adventure.
In this series we’re leaping head-first into what it means to be a pro at life—and leave behind the obstacles that hold us back.
It’s time to start seeing through a new lens. It’s time to leave behind a tired life lived as an amateur. With a little how-to knowledge, some practice and some grit, you can be a pro. Because you have the opportunity to tap into a powerful connection with your Creator that amps up everything from how you raise your kids, to your relationships with the people that matter most. It’s time to leave an unfulfilled life in the dust and embrace a new adventure.
In this series we’re leaping head-first into what it means to be a pro at life—and leave behind the obstacles that hold us back.
The Holy Spirit is one of the most misunderstood persons in the Trinity. The Holy Spirit shows up in the Bible in beautiful, mysterious forms like wind, smoke, fire, even a dove. So who is the person of the Holy Spirit, and what do His presence and power look like in our lives today?
Jesus left behind His Spirit to help us overcome weakness, find hope in the midst of hopelessness and experience the fullness of God, here and now.
Curious to know how the Holy Spirit is already at work in your life? Join us as we draw up close to the campfire for some ghost stories.
The Holy Spirit is one of the most misunderstood persons in the Trinity. The Holy Spirit shows up in the Bible in beautiful, mysterious forms like wind, smoke, fire, even a dove. So who is the person of the Holy Spirit, and what do His presence and power look like in our lives today?
Jesus left behind His Spirit to help us overcome weakness, find hope in the midst of hopelessness and experience the fullness of God, here and now.
Curious to know how the Holy Spirit is already at work in your life? Join us as we draw up close to the campfire for some ghost stories.
The Holy Spirit is one of the most misunderstood persons in the Trinity. The Holy Spirit shows up in the Bible in beautiful, mysterious forms like wind, smoke, fire, even a dove. So who is the person of the Holy Spirit, and what do His presence and power look like in our lives today?
Jesus left behind His Spirit to help us overcome weakness, find hope in the midst of hopelessness and experience the fullness of God, here and now.
Curious to know how the Holy Spirit is already at work in your life? Join us as we draw up close to the campfire for some ghost stories.
The Holy Spirit is one of the most misunderstood persons in the Trinity. The Holy Spirit shows up in the Bible in beautiful, mysterious forms like wind, smoke, fire, even a dove. So who is the person of the Holy Spirit, and what do His presence and power look like in our lives today?
Jesus left behind His Spirit to help us overcome weakness, find hope in the midst of hopelessness and experience the fullness of God, here and now.
Curious to know how the Holy Spirit is already at work in your life? Join us as we draw up close to the campfire for some ghost stories.
The words that founded our nation were more than an ideal. They were an aspiration, a goal, a shared vision to rally behind. Rooted in eternal Truth that God created us all, and loves us all equally, the United States of America is unique in that it is the only nation founded upon an idea rather than an ethnicity or religion. Though we haven’t fully lived up to it, our imperfection shouldn’t hold us down, but remind us that there is still work to be done, and that we each have a part to play in bringing about the fullness of this great promise.
This weekend we gathered to celebrate our freedom in Christ, bought with His blood; and the protections of our Liberty, bought with the blood of those who have gone before us.
Forbidden fruit is always within reach. And all of us have taken a bite and tried to hide it. It’s human nature.
What happens when we try to hide our mistakes and vulnerabilities from each other? From God? It takes an incredible amount of energy to hide our true selves, to banish our fear and disguise our doubts. What could happen if we stopped the work of hiding and began the work of uncovering a relationship with God we were designed to have from the very beginning?
Visit GCCwired.com/nakedandafraid for more information.
Speaker: Stephen Mansfield
Forbidden fruit is always within reach. And all of us have taken a bite and tried to hide it. It’s human nature.
What happens when we try to hide our mistakes and vulnerabilities from each other? From God? It takes an incredible amount of energy to hide our true selves, to banish our fear and disguise our doubts. What could happen if we stopped the work of hiding and began the work of uncovering a relationship with God we were designed to have from the very beginning?
Visit GCCwired.com/nakedandafraid for more information.
Forbidden fruit is always within reach. And all of us have taken a bite and tried to hide it. It’s human nature.
What happens when we try to hide our mistakes and vulnerabilities from each other? From God? It takes an incredible amount of energy to hide our true selves, to banish our fear and disguise our doubts. What could happen if we stopped the work of hiding and began the work of uncovering a relationship with God we were designed to have from the very beginning?
Visit GCCwired.com/nakedandafraid for more information.
Forbidden fruit is always within reach. And all of us have taken a bite and tried to hide it. It’s human nature.
What happens when we try to hide our mistakes and vulnerabilities from each other? From God? It takes an incredible amount of energy to hide our true selves, to banish our fear and disguise our doubts. What could happen if we stopped the work of hiding and began the work of uncovering a relationship with God we were designed to have from the very beginning?
Who says going with the flow is always the best option? Choosing to just float along with life means inevitably you’ll get your feet pulled out from under you. Before you know it you’re being dragged down by an undertow. It’s tough to fight the strong currents of our circumstances and escape from the pull of a direction you didn’t choose.
We’re discussing what it’s like to break free from the undertow—and how you can emerge stronger on the other side. Visit http://GCCwired.com/undertow for more information.
Who says going with the flow is always the best option? Choosing to just float along with life means inevitably you’ll get your feet pulled out from under you. Before you know it you’re being dragged down by an undertow. It’s tough to fight the strong currents of our circumstances and escape from the pull of a direction you didn’t choose.
We’re discussing what it’s like to break free from the undertow—and how you can emerge stronger on the other side. Visit http://GCCwired.com/undertow for more information.
Who says going with the flow is always the best option? Choosing to just float along with life means inevitably you’ll get your feet pulled out from under you. Before you know it you’re being dragged down by an undertow. It’s tough to fight the strong currents of our circumstances and escape from the pull of a direction you didn’t choose.
We’re discussing what it’s like to break free from the undertow—and how you can emerge stronger on the other side. Visit http://GCCwired.com/undertow for more information.
Who says going with the flow is always the best option? Choosing to just float along with life means inevitably you’ll get your feet pulled out from under you. Before you know it you’re being dragged down by an undertow. It’s tough to fight the strong currents of our circumstances and escape from the pull of a direction you didn’t choose.
We’re discussing what it’s like to break free from the undertow—and how you can emerge stronger on the other side. Visit http://GCCwired.com/undertow for more information.
We have God-sized dreams for our community. The opportunities before us are tremendous. We’re just getting started on the exciting work happening through Granger Community Church. It’s who we’ve been for nearly 30 years now. It’s who we’ll continue to be: a mission outpost in Michiana, shining Christ’s love throughout our community.
Visit GCCwired.com/worthit for more information.
We have God-sized dreams for our community. The opportunities before us are tremendous. We’re just getting started on the exciting work happening through Granger Community Church. It’s who we’ve been for nearly 30 years now. It’s who we’ll continue to be: a mission outpost in Michiana, shining Christ’s love throughout our community.
Visit GCCwired.com/worthit for more information.
We have God-sized dreams for our community. The opportunities before us are tremendous. We’re just getting started on the exciting work happening through Granger Community Church. It’s who we’ve been for nearly 30 years now. It’s who we’ll continue to be: a mission outpost in Michiana, shining Christ’s love throughout our community.
We have God-sized dreams for our community. The opportunities before us are tremendous. We’re just getting started on the exciting work happening through Granger Community Church. It’s who we’ve been for nearly 30 years now. It’s who we’ll continue to be: a mission outpost in Michiana, shining Christ’s love throughout our community.
Visit http://GCCwired.com/worthit for more information.
We have God-sized dreams for our community. The opportunities before us are tremendous. We’re just getting started on the exciting work happening through Granger Community Church. It’s who we’ve been for nearly 30 years now. It’s who we’ll continue to be: a mission outpost in Michiana, shining Christ’s love throughout our community.
Visit http://GCCwired.com/worthit for more information.
Too much stress. Not enough money. Questions with no answers. Challenges with too little energy. Life without hope. The certainty of death.
This Easter we’re celebrating Jesus’s ultimate defeat of death and His promise of abundant life—right here, right now.
Too much stress. Not enough money. Questions with no answers. Challenges with too little energy. Life without hope. The certainty of death.
This Easter we’re celebrating Jesus’s ultimate defeat of death and His promise of abundant life—right here, right now.
Too much stress. Not enough money. Questions with no answers. Challenges with too little energy. Life without hope. The certainty of death.
This Easter we’re celebrating Jesus’s ultimate defeat of death and His promise of abundant life—right here, right now.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
Throughout the Bible humans have found redemption, battled temptation, met disappointment and found their purpose in some of the wildest places on earth. For six weeks we’re lining up our path to track with six Biblical characters and the unexpected truths they encountered in the wilderness.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
Throughout the Bible humans have found redemption, battled temptation, met disappointment and found their purpose in some of the wildest places on earth. For six weeks we’re lining up our path to track with six Biblical characters and the unexpected truths they encountered in the wilderness.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
Throughout the Bible humans have found redemption, battled temptation, met disappointment and found their purpose in some of the wildest places on earth. For six weeks we’re lining up our path to track with six Biblical characters and the unexpected truths they encountered in the wilderness.
The call of the wild. For some the wilderness is a place to get perspective. The place where our belongings, our identity and everything else get stripped away, and we are just ourselves. A place where modern comforts aren’t at hand and all that’s left is what’s essential. You might even be walking through the wilderness right now, facing a challenge that requires you to trust God to provide each step of the way.
Throughout the Bible humans have found redemption, battled temptation, met disappointment and found their purpose in some of the wildest places on earth. For six weeks we’re lining up our path to track with six Biblical characters and the unexpected truths they encountered in the wilderness.
The amount of noble pursuits available to us is endless! What’s on your list? Is there a mountain you’ve always dreamed of scaling? A huge, audacious goal you’ve always wanted to tackle? Just a longing to sink your toes into the ocean for the first time? At the end of the day, our lives will boil down to our memories and the legacy our actions leave behind. What you live this life with and what you leave behind are the most important. Those are the things that last. Like a real sense of purpose. True joy. Relationships that matter. The love of God.
Join us as we take a leap of faith to prioritize our lives to line up with what God wants us to experience in this one life we have to live. The days might feel long, but the years are short. It’s time to seize the day. How will you fill in your blanks?
The amount of noble pursuits available to us is endless! What’s on your list? Is there a mountain you’ve always dreamed of scaling? A huge, audacious goal you’ve always wanted to tackle? Just a longing to sink your toes into the ocean for the first time? At the end of the day, our lives will boil down to our memories and the legacy our actions leave behind. What you live this life with and what you leave behind are the most important. Those are the things that last. Like a real sense of purpose. True joy. Relationships that matter. The love of God.
Join us as we take a leap of faith to prioritize our lives to line up with what God wants us to experience in this one life we have to live. The days might feel long, but the years are short. It’s time to seize the day. How will you fill in your blanks?
The amount of noble pursuits available to us is endless! What’s on your list? Is there a mountain you’ve always dreamed of scaling? A huge, audacious goal you’ve always wanted to tackle? Just a longing to sink your toes into the ocean for the first time? At the end of the day, our lives will boil down to our memories and the legacy our actions leave behind. What you live this life with and what you leave behind are the most important. Those are the things that last. Like a real sense of purpose. True joy. Relationships that matter. The love of God.
Join us as we take a leap of faith to prioritize our lives to line up with what God wants us to experience in this one life we have to live. The days might feel long, but the years are short. It’s time to seize the day. How will you fill in your blanks?
The amount of noble pursuits available to us is endless! What’s on your list? Is there a mountain you’ve always dreamed of scaling? A huge, audacious goal you’ve always wanted to tackle? Just a longing to sink your toes into the ocean for the first time? At the end of the day, our lives will boil down to our memories and the legacy our actions leave behind. What you live this life with and what you leave behind are the most important. Those are the things that last. Like a real sense of purpose. True joy. Relationships that matter. The love of God.
Join us as we take a leap of faith to prioritize our lives to line up with what God wants us to experience in this one life we have to live. The days might feel long, but the years are short. It’s time to seize the day. How will you fill in your blanks?
You’re invited to share Communion with us and consider the meal in light of the past year.
Was it a good year? Come to the table with gratitude. As you take and eat, say thank you.
Was it a difficult year? Are you exhausted? Come to the table and ask God for strength. He nourishes us with this meal.
Was it a year you’re not proud of? That’s okay. This meal reminds us of new mercies. Come to the table ready to leave those things behind.
Having a baby out of wedlock wasn’t in the original plans for Mary and Joseph. Jesus entered our world in the most unexpected of times and unexpected of ways—a King born of the humblest beginnings.
Having a baby out of wedlock wasn’t in the original plans for Mary and Joseph. Jesus entered our world in the most unexpected of times and unexpected of ways—a King born of the humblest beginnings.
Having a baby out of wedlock wasn’t in the original plans for Mary and Joseph. Jesus entered our world in the most unexpected of times and unexpected of ways—a King born of the humblest beginnings.
Having a baby out of wedlock wasn’t in the original plans for Mary and Joseph. Jesus entered our world in the most unexpected of times and unexpected of ways—a King born of the humblest beginnings.
Having a baby out of wedlock wasn’t in the original plans for Mary and Joseph. Jesus entered our world in the most unexpected of times and unexpected of ways—a King born of the humblest beginnings.
God is all about the unexpected, the unanticipated.
This Christmas season we expect the unexpected to happen.
You’re in a fight. There’s a war going on for your heart and soul. We have an enemy fighting hard to take control of our lives, manifesting through schedules that control us, constant demands for instant gratification and habits that steal our energy, health and focus.
For three weeks we’ll be training together, to learn how to step into the ring and take on the fight.
Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses (1 Timothy 6:12).
You’re in a fight. There’s a war going on for your heart and soul. We have an enemy fighting hard to take control of our lives, manifesting through schedules that control us, constant demands for instant gratification and habits that steal our energy, health and focus.
For three weeks we’ll be training together, to learn how to step into the ring and take on the fight.
Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses (1 Timothy 6:12).
You’re in a fight. There’s a war going on for your heart and soul. We have an enemy fighting hard to take control of our lives, manifesting through schedules that control us, constant demands for instant gratification and habits that steal our energy, health and focus.
For three weeks we’ll be training together, to learn how to step into the ring and take on the fight.
Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses (1 Timothy 6:12).
Because it’s worth it.
At Granger Community Church, we’re not content to just sit on the sidelines sipping Gatorade while life plays out in front of us. We’re suited up and ready to take our game to a whole new level to help everyone in Michiana take their next steps toward Christ. For five weeks we’re laying out our game plan. Kick off with us this October. Grab your helmet and don’t miss it.
Because it’s worth it.
At Granger Community Church, we’re not content to just sit on the sidelines sipping Gatorade while life plays out in front of us. We’re suited up and ready to take our game to a whole new level to help everyone in Michiana take their next steps toward Christ. For five weeks we’re laying out our game plan. Kick off with us this October. Grab your helmet and don’t miss it.
Because it’s worth it.
At Granger Community Church, we’re not content to just sit on the sidelines sipping Gatorade while life plays out in front of us. We’re suited up and ready to take our game to a whole new level to help everyone in Michiana take their next steps toward Christ. For five weeks we’re laying out our game plan. Kick off with us this October. Grab your helmet and don’t miss it.
Because it’s worth it.
At Granger Community Church, we’re not content to just sit on the sidelines sipping Gatorade while life plays out in front of us. We’re suited up and ready to take our game to a whole new level to help everyone in Michiana take their next steps toward Christ. For five weeks we’re laying out our game plan. Kick off with us this October. Grab your helmet and don’t miss it.
Because it’s worth it.
At Granger Community Church, we’re not content to just sit on the sidelines sipping Gatorade while life plays out in front of us. We’re suited up and ready to take our game to a whole new level to help everyone in Michiana take their next steps toward Christ. For five weeks we’re laying out our game plan. Kick off with us this October. Grab your helmet and don’t miss it.
Nobody’s perfect. Everyone has struggles. Even our pastors.
In a day and age where we see leaders in corporate America, the government, and even some churches try to hide their flaws, we’re taking an uncommon approach to the pulpit. This weekend experience is a time for you to hear your pastors speak authentically and with vulnerability about the challenges they’ve faced.
Nobody’s perfect. Everyone has struggles. Even our pastors.
In a day and age where we see leaders in corporate America, the government, and even some churches try to hide their flaws, we’re taking an uncommon approach to the pulpit. This weekend experience is a time for you to hear your pastors speak authentically and with vulnerability about the challenges they’ve faced.
Nobody’s perfect. Everyone has struggles. Even our pastors.
In a day and age where we see leaders in corporate America, the government, and even some churches try to hide their flaws, we’re taking an uncommon approach to the pulpit. This weekend experience is a time for you to hear your pastors speak authentically and with vulnerability about the challenges they’ve faced.
Hear from the heart of our Lead Pastor, Mark Beeson about why we do church the way we do, and how you can be part of the movement of Granger Community Church.
Have you ever sat at a table with family or friends, feasting and laughing and telling stories, and noticed that your body wasn’t the only thing being fed? What is it that makes those moments around a table so special? This message focuses on understanding and celebrating Communion.
Did you know there are heroes in our midst? People slaying giants and overcoming insurmountable odds? There are people all around you who are making a life-changing difference and unless we tell their story, you might never hear it. You might never know.
We’re taking three weeks to pull back the curtains and invite you in to hear incredible stories from the people of Granger Community Church. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
Did you know there are heroes in our midst? People slaying giants and overcoming insurmountable odds? There are people all around you who are making a life-changing difference and unless we tell their story, you might never hear it. You might never know.
We’re taking three weeks to pull back the curtains and invite you in to hear incredible stories from the people of Granger Community Church. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
Did you know there are heroes in our midst? People slaying giants and overcoming insurmountable odds? There are people all around you who are making a life-changing difference and unless we tell their story, you might never hear it. You might never know.
We’re taking three weeks to pull back the curtains and invite you in to hear incredible stories from the people of Granger Community Church. You’ll experience unforgettable stories of courage, change and challenge that point back to the master Storyteller.
Sometimes RE means again. Think: refill, recharge. Sometimes RE means to push away or let go. Think: restrain or restrict. It’s time to ask yourself what you need to RE. For five weeks, we’re exploring the power of RE and discovering what God might need to reimagine in us.
Sometimes RE means again. Think: refill, recharge. Sometimes RE means to push away or let go. Think: restrain or restrict. It’s time to ask yourself what you need to RE. For five weeks, we’re exploring the power of RE and discovering what God might need to reimagine in us.
Sometimes RE means again. Think: refill, recharge. Sometimes RE means to push away or let go. Think: restrain or restrict. It’s time to ask yourself what you need to RE. For five weeks, we’re exploring the power of RE and discovering what God might need to reimagine in us.
Sometimes RE means again. Think: refill, recharge. Sometimes RE means to push away or let go. Think: restrain or restrict. It’s time to ask yourself what you need to RE. For five weeks, we’re exploring the power of RE and discovering what God might need to reimagine in us.
Sometimes RE means again. Think: refill, recharge. Sometimes RE means to push away or let go. Think: restrain or restrict. It’s time to ask yourself what you need to RE. For five weeks, we’re exploring the power of RE and discovering what God might need to reimagine in us.
This summer we’re busting through misconceptions about success in our version of summer school, as we look into the book of Proverbs to learn from one of the most successful leaders of all time. We’ll unpack helpful secrets of success in three key areas you experience daily and talk about how to get real wisdom—a foundation that will set you up for life-long, sustainable success. Start the summer off right: Be cool, stay in school. Get a seat before the bell rings!
This summer we’re busting through misconceptions about success in our version of summer school, as we look into the book of Proverbs to learn from one of the most successful leaders of all time. We’ll unpack helpful secrets of success in three key areas you experience daily and talk about how to get real wisdom—a foundation that will set you up for life-long, sustainable success. Start the summer off right: Be cool, stay in school. Get a seat before the bell rings!
This summer we’re busting through misconceptions about success in our version of summer school, as we look into the book of Proverbs to learn from one of the most successful leaders of all time. We’ll unpack helpful secrets of success in three key areas you experience daily and talk about how to get real wisdom—a foundation that will set you up for life-long, sustainable success. Start the summer off right: Be cool, stay in school. Get a seat before the bell rings!
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
What is a Christian Atheist? Sounds like a contradiction of terms. An oxymoron. Maybe even a hypocrite. How can someone be a Christian and not believe in God? Is it possible? Can we say we believe in God but live like He doesn’t exist? Turns out our actions demonstrate our beliefs more than our words. God’s take on living the good life is simple. But sometimes simple isn’t easy. Or is it?
In this series we take a 10-week journey from the 10 commandments of the Old Testament to the historic teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Let’s discover what it means to live like we believe what God says.
As Easter draws closer, we all need the reminder that new life is coming. Hope is on its way—and so is spring! During Holy Week there are a few special celebrations to look forward to. On Easter weekend we celebrate the new life offered to us through Jesus.
As Easter draws closer, we all need the reminder that new life is coming. Hope is on its way—and so is spring! During Holy Week there are a few special celebrations to look forward to. On Palm Sunday weekend we celebrated Baptism at every weekend service.
God has given us all kinds of resources that will shape our lives. Our money, our time and our talents are ours to invest for maximum impact. When those resources feel strained, it’s natural to hold tightly to them. But what if we could live lives that operate out of generosity instead of fear? What if we let go of the fear that we just don’t have enough to give? Or the fear that we just can’t get ahead, no matter how hard we try to save? And the fear that our contributions won’t be properly managed?
God has given us all kinds of resources that will shape our lives. Our money, our time and our talents are ours to invest for maximum impact. When those resources feel strained, it’s natural to hold tightly to them. But what if we could live lives that operate out of generosity instead of fear? What if we let go of the fear that we just don’t have enough to give? Or the fear that we just can’t get ahead, no matter how hard we try to save? And the fear that our contributions won’t be properly managed?
God has given us all kinds of resources that will shape our lives. Our money, our time and our talents are ours to invest for maximum impact. When those resources feel strained, it’s natural to hold tightly to them. But what if we could live lives that operate out of generosity instead of fear? What if we let go of the fear that we just don’t have enough to give? Or the fear that we just can’t get ahead, no matter how hard we try to save? And the fear that our contributions won’t be properly managed?
We all ask why. Why am I here? Why is my life the way it is? Good questions. Now, how about one more: What am I going to do about it?
We'll face down the meaning of life and the meaningful things you can do to uncover your purpose. Whether you feel like you’re living on a mountain top or sitting at rock bottom, God has a place and a purpose for you in His story.
We all ask why. Why am I here? Why is my life the way it is? Good questions. Now, how about one more: What am I going to do about it?
We'll face down the meaning of life and the meaningful things you can do to uncover your purpose. Whether you feel like you’re living on a mountain top or sitting at rock bottom, God has a place and a purpose for you in His story.
We all ask why. Why am I here? Why is my life the way it is? Good questions. Now, how about one more: What am I going to do about it?
We'll face down the meaning of life and the meaningful things you can do to uncover your purpose. Whether you feel like you’re living on a mountain top or sitting at rock bottom, God has a place and a purpose for you in His story.
We all ask why. Why am I here? Why is my life the way it is? Good questions. Now, how about one more: What am I going to do about it?
We'll face down the meaning of life and the meaningful things you can do to uncover your purpose. Whether you feel like you’re living on a mountain top or sitting at rock bottom, God has a place and a purpose for you in His story.
Every day, people stumble through life in a catatonic state, hoping to just survive the gauntlet of their existence. What if God wants us to do more than just survive? What if He wants us to discover a relationship with Him that makes life truly worth living? Life is more than existence. It’s an adventure worth experiencing. Walk with us as we spend three weeks exploring what—or Who—can bring us back to life.
Every day, people stumble through life in a catatonic state, hoping to just survive the gauntlet of their existence. What if God wants us to do more than just survive? What if He wants us to discover a relationship with Him that makes life truly worth living? Life is more than existence. It’s an adventure worth experiencing. Walk with us as we spend three weeks exploring what—or Who—can bring us back to life.
Every day, people stumble through life in a catatonic state, hoping to just survive the gauntlet of their existence. What if God wants us to do more than just survive? What if He wants us to discover a relationship with Him that makes life truly worth living? Life is more than existence. It’s an adventure worth experiencing. Walk with us as we spend three weeks exploring what—or Who—can bring us back to life.
We’re starting off the New Year with Lead Pastor Mark Beeson sharing where we’re going in 2015. Another great year lies ahead!
We’re celebrating the Christmas season with a musical extravaganza of sounds that will tell the story of God entering our world.
Baby, it’s cold outside! To warm up, we’re celebrating Christmas with a soundtrack of hit music from the past that will remind you why it’s the most wonderful time of the year. You’ll experience a musical extravaganza of sounds that will tell the story of God entering our world—a story worth blaring our trumpets for! What a bright time, it’s the right time to heat up your sleigh and invite your friends to join you as we make our days merry and bright.
We’re celebrating the Christmas season with a musical extravaganza of sounds that will tell the story of God entering our world.
We’re celebrating the Christmas season with a musical extravaganza of sounds that will tell the story of God entering our world.
We’re celebrating the Christmas season with a musical extravaganza of sounds that will tell the story of God entering our world.
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
The times we live in are amazing. Seriously. The smartphone you hold in your hand has more computerized capability than the first rockets that sent men to the moon. Americans make more choices about food, clothing, housing, education and entertainment in one day than their grandparents made in a year. In this series we’re taking a look at what we think makes us happy—and how gratitude plays a significant role in centering us on the true Source of happiness.
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul. It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul. It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Conventional wisdom can be a trap: what you don’t know can hurt you.
“It’s easier to put it on a credit card and pay it all off later.” “I’m too old for this.” “If I don’t work late, I’ll never get ahead.” “I can’t just sit around and reflect. I’m busy—ain’t nobody got time for that.”
I want it all. I want it now.
How many times have you rushed into making changes in your life—a habit change, learning a new skill—only to have it flop? It’s not just the New Year’s Resolution Syndrome—it happens too often at all times of the year, that we run out of steam or get discouraged and give up.
“Why isn’t this working!?”
Life is fast and things get fuzzy between the good life and the life that does the most good. Is there another way to get it done?
You’re invited to a life-changing experience. Billy Shakespeare said, “Wisely and slow. They stumble that run fast.” That’s why we’re going to take eight weeks to break down life changing habits for the mind, body and soul.
It’s time to change—for good. Don’t miss a week. It might start the breakthrough you’ve been looking for.
Everyone needs a little help.
That guy in the corner downing his fourth mocha latte with a red bull chaser? Yeah, he doesn’t have it all figured out. The lady in the checkout line trying to pull her orangutan two-year-old off the conveyor belt? She doesn’t either. What about you? You just hid in the bathroom to steal 10 minutes of quiet. Yep, you too.
The point is we’ve all taken a ride on the struggle bus. And we’re doing the best we can—until we learn a better way. Where do we go when we come up short against the challenges of doing life and all its expectations? In this series we’re going throw out a lifeline and figure out what it means to live an authentic life where we’re getting and giving real help where it’s needed most.
Everyone needs a little help.
That guy in the corner downing his fourth mocha latte with a red bull chaser? Yeah, he doesn’t have it all figured out. The lady in the checkout line trying to pull her orangutan two-year-old off the conveyor belt? She doesn’t either. What about you? You just hid in the bathroom to steal 10 minutes of quiet. Yep, you too.
The point is we’ve all taken a ride on the struggle bus. And we’re doing the best we can—until we learn a better way. Where do we go when we come up short against the challenges of doing life and all its expectations? In this series we’re going throw out a lifeline and figure out what it means to live an authentic life where we’re getting and giving real help where it’s needed most.
Everyone needs a little help.
That guy in the corner downing his fourth mocha latte with a red bull chaser? Yeah, he doesn’t have it all figured out. The lady in the checkout line trying to pull her orangutan two-year-old off the conveyor belt? She doesn’t either. What about you? You just hid in the bathroom to steal 10 minutes of quiet. Yep, you too.
The point is we’ve all taken a ride on the struggle bus. And we’re doing the best we can—until we learn a better way. Where do we go when we come up short against the challenges of doing life and all its expectations? In this series we’re going throw out a lifeline and figure out what it means to live an authentic life where we’re getting and giving real help where it’s needed most.
Everyone needs a little help.
That guy in the corner downing his fourth mocha latte with a red bull chaser? Yeah, he doesn’t have it all figured out. The lady in the checkout line trying to pull her orangutan two-year-old off the conveyor belt? She doesn’t either. What about you? You just hid in the bathroom to steal 10 minutes of quiet. Yep, you too.
The point is we’ve all taken a ride on the struggle bus. And we’re doing the best we can—until we learn a better way. Where do we go when we come up short against the challenges of doing life and all its expectations? In this series we’re going throw out a lifeline and figure out what it means to live an authentic life where we’re getting and giving real help where it’s needed most.
School’s out, but are you in? Join us for two weeks of Summer School, where we’ll hear from Dr. Bob Laurent and Lead Pastor Mark Beeson on what they’re learning about following Jesus that will keep you on the edge of your seats. Be there—don’t wait to be saved by the bell. (No spitballs allowed!)
School’s out, but are you in? Join us for Summer School, where we’ll hear from Dr. Bob Laurent and Lead Pastor Mark Beeson on what they’re learning about following Jesus that will keep you on the edge of your seats. Be there—don’t wait to be saved by the bell. (No spitballs allowed!)
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.
Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.
Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.
We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.
This week, Mark Beeson talks about Jesus’ command to go and make disciples of all nations.
Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.
We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.
This week, Dr. Bob Laurent talks about some of Jesus’ toughest teachings.
Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.
We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.
This week, Ted Bryant talks about some of Jesus’ toughest teachings.
Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.
We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.
This week, Jason Miller talks about the cost of following Jesus.
Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.
Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.
Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.
Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.
Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.
Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.
It’s a loaded word. For you, the term “Christian” might bring up images of Bible-thumping, soap-box yelling zealots. Or maybe people who stand in protest with signs, known more for what they’re against than the things they are for. Maybe you picture someone who blindly clings to an old faith that just doesn’t seem to fit in our modern world. Someone who only has clichéd Sunday School answers to offer against the reality of pain, injustice and darkness that seems to touch every life.
We all know people who fit those stereotypes. In this series we’re going to deconstruct some common reasons people offer for why they aren’t interested in applying the label of “Christian” to themselves. You can judge for yourself, and see if the person of Jesus matches up with the picture you’ve been painting in your mind.
It’s a loaded word. For you, the term “Christian” might bring up images of Bible-thumping, soap-box yelling zealots. Or maybe people who stand in protest with signs, known more for what they’re against than the things they are for. Maybe you picture someone who blindly clings to an old faith that just doesn’t seem to fit in our modern world. Someone who only has clichéd Sunday School answers to offer against the reality of pain, injustice and darkness that seems to touch every life.
We all know people who fit those stereotypes. In this series we’re deconstructing some common reasons people offer for why they aren’t interested in applying the label of “Christian” to themselves. You can judge for yourself, and see if the person of Jesus matches up with the picture you’ve been painting in your mind.
It’s a loaded word. For you, the term “Christian” might bring up images of Bible-thumping, soap-box yelling zealots. Or maybe people who stand in protest with signs, known more for what they’re against than the things they are for. Maybe you picture someone who blindly clings to an old faith that just doesn’t seem to fit in our modern world. Someone who only has clichéd Sunday School answers to offer against the reality of pain, injustice and darkness that seems to touch every life.
We all know people who fit those stereotypes. In this series we’re deconstructing some common reasons people offer for why they aren’t interested in applying the label of “Christian” to themselves. You can judge for yourself, and see if the person of Jesus matches up with the picture you’ve been painting in your mind.
It’s a loaded word. For you, the term “Christian” might bring up images of Bible-thumping, soap-box yelling zealots. Or maybe people who stand in protest with signs, known more for what they’re against than the things they are for. Maybe you picture someone who blindly clings to an old faith that just doesn’t seem to fit in our modern world. Someone who only has clichéd Sunday School answers to offer against the reality of pain, injustice and darkness that seems to touch every life.
We all know people who fit those stereotypes. In this series we’re deconstructing some common reasons people offer for why they aren’t interested in applying the label of “Christian” to themselves. You can judge for yourself, and see if the person of Jesus matches up with the picture you’ve been painting in your mind.
It’s a loaded word. For you, the term “Christian” might bring up images of Bible-thumping, soap-box yelling zealots. Or maybe people who stand in protest with signs, known more for what they’re against than the things they are for. Maybe you picture someone who blindly clings to an old faith that just doesn’t seem to fit in our modern world. Someone who only has clichéd Sunday School answers to offer against the reality of pain, injustice and darkness that seems to touch every life.
We all know people who fit those stereotypes. In this series we’re going to deconstruct some common reasons people offer for why they aren’t interested in applying the label of “Christian” to themselves. You can judge for yourself, and see if the person of Jesus matches up with the picture you’ve been painting in your mind.
No one is perfect but the reality is each of us is uniquely gifted. Gifted to leave a legacy that marks the world around us. God has given you abilities and a position that no one else in the world has. Ready to find out what that is? We’re going to look at five seemingly ordinary people in God’s story who were gifted to change their world, one sandaled footstep at a time.
No one is perfect but the reality is each of us is uniquely gifted. Gifted to leave a legacy that marks the world around us. God has given you abilities and a position that no one else in the world has. Ready to find out what that is? We’re going to look at five seemingly ordinary people in God’s story who were gifted to change their world, one sandaled footstep at a time.
No one is perfect but the reality is each of us is uniquely gifted. Gifted to leave a legacy that marks the world around us. God has given you abilities and a position that no one else in the world has. Ready to find out what that is? We’re going to look at five seemingly ordinary people in God’s story who were gifted to change their world, one sandaled footstep at a time.
No one is perfect but the reality is each of us is uniquely gifted. Gifted to leave a legacy that marks the world around us. God has given you abilities and a position that no one else in the world has. Ready to find out what that is? We’re going to look at five seemingly ordinary people in God’s story who were gifted to change their world, one sandaled footstep at a time.
No one is perfect but the reality is each of us is uniquely gifted. Gifted to leave a legacy that marks the world around us. God has given you abilities and a position that no one else in the world has. Ready to find out what that is? We’re going to look at five seemingly ordinary people in God’s story who were gifted to change their world, one sandaled footstep at a time.
Looking ahead to a new year, we’re going to put our past in its place and embrace hope for our futures. Together we’ll discover how pain that is not transformed becomes transferred. We’ll learn to embrace the freedom of being okay with not being okay. Get unstuck in the new year. Choose to change your future and embrace who God created you to be, simply by making the choice to let hope in.
Looking ahead to a new year, we’re going to put our past in its place and embrace hope for our futures. Together we’ll discover how pain that is not transformed becomes transferred. We’ll learn to embrace the freedom of being okay with not being okay. Get unstuck in the new year. Choose to change your future and embrace who God created you to be, simply by making the choice to let hope in.
Looking ahead to a new year, we’re going to put our past in its place and embrace hope for our futures. Together we’ll discover how pain that is not transformed becomes transferred. We’ll learn to embrace the freedom of being okay with not being okay. Get unstuck in the new year. Choose to change your future and embrace who God created you to be, simply by making the choice to let hope in.
Looking ahead to a new year, we’re going to put our past in its place and embrace hope for our futures. Together we’ll discover how pain that is not transformed becomes transferred. We’ll learn to embrace the freedom of being okay with not being okay. Get unstuck in the new year. Choose to change your future and embrace who God created you to be, simply by making the choice to let hope in.
Looking ahead to a new year, we’re going to put our past in its place and embrace hope for our futures. Together we’ll discover how pain that is not transformed becomes transferred. We’ll learn to embrace the freedom of being okay with not being okay. Get unstuck in the new year. Choose to change your future and embrace who God created you to be, simply by making the choice to let hope in.
In this series we journey back in time to Christmases past and look ahead to the future to see how real warmth and peace are available as a gift to us every day. You’ll experience music from all the way back in the 40s on up through the 70s, 80s, 90s and now! So turn on your radio, get our your vinyls, push play on your Walkman or load up your iPod. It’s Christmas Time.
In this series we journey back in time to Christmases past and look ahead to the future to see how real warmth and peace are available as a gift to us every day. You’ll experience music from all the way back in the 40s on up through the 70s, 80s, 90s and now! So turn on your radio, get our your vinyls, push play on your Walkman or load up your iPod. It’s Christmas Time.
In this series we journey back in time to Christmases past and look ahead to the future to see how real warmth and peace are available as a gift to us every day. You’ll experience music from all the way back in the 40s on up through the 70s, 80s, 90s and now! So turn on your radio, get our your vinyls, push play on your Walkman or load up your iPod. It’s Christmas Time.
In this series we journey back in time to Christmases past and look ahead to the future to see how real warmth and peace are available as a gift to us every day. You’ll experience music from all the way back in the 40s on up through the 70s, 80s, 90s and now! So turn on your radio, get our your vinyls, push play on your Walkman or load up your iPod. It’s Christmas Time.
In this series we journey back in time to Christmases past and look ahead to the future to see how real warmth and peace are available as a gift to us every day. You’ll experience music from all the way back in the 40s on up through the 70s, 80s, 90s and now! So turn on your radio, get our your vinyls, push play on your Walkman or load up your iPod. It’s Christmas Time.
What will happen in the end times? What happens after death? Is this the end? In a world of chaos and constant hurts and destruction it seems like things just couldn’t possibly get any worse. Deep down inside us all we have questions like “How much more can we handle?” or “Is this the beginning of the world collapsing on itself?” maybe even “Is the ‘Rapture’ true? What if I get ‘left behind’?” In this series we press into these questions.
What will happen in the end times? What happens after death? Is this the end? In a world of chaos and constant hurts and destruction it seems like things just couldn’t possibly get any worse. Deep down inside us all we have questions like “How much more can we handle?” or “Is this the beginning of the world collapsing on itself?” maybe even “Is the ‘Rapture’ true? What if I get ‘left behind’?” In this series we press into these questions.
What will happen in the end times? What happens after death? Is this the end? In a world of chaos and constant hurts and destruction it seems like things just couldn’t possibly get any worse. Deep down inside us all we have questions like “How much more can we handle?” or “Is this the beginning of the world collapsing on itself?” maybe even “Is the ‘Rapture’ true? What if I get ‘left behind’?” In this series we press into these questions.
What will happen in the end times? What happens after death? Is this the end? In a world of chaos and constant hurts and destruction it seems like things just couldn’t possibly get any worse. Deep down inside us all we have questions like “How much more can we handle?” or “Is this the beginning of the world collapsing on itself?” maybe even “Is the ‘Rapture’ true? What if I get ‘left behind’?” In this series we press into these questions.
Sometimes it can feel like parenting is all about having Pinterest-perfect dinners planned. Or making sure the kids get to every game and lesson on time. Or keeping your toddler from melting down in the grocery store. The reality is that parenting is messy. And it’s hard. Because we’re raising real kids to live in a real world where many of the things they face are out of our control. Be encouraged. White picket fences may be a façade, but real support for parents (and a healthy family) is within reach. For four weeks we’re tackling real topics you face so you can gain the insights you need.
Sometimes it can feel like parenting is all about having Pinterest-perfect dinners planned. Or making sure the kids get to every game and lesson on time. Or keeping your toddler from melting down in the grocery store. The reality is that parenting is messy. And it’s hard. Because we’re raising real kids to live in a real world where many of the things they face are out of our control. Be encouraged. White picket fences may be a façade, but real support for parents (and a healthy family) is within reach. For four weeks we’re tackling real topics you face so you can gain the insights you need.
Sometimes it can feel like parenting is all about having Pinterest-perfect dinners planned. Or making sure the kids get to every game and lesson on time. Or keeping your toddler from melting down in the grocery store. The reality is that parenting is messy. And it’s hard. Because we’re raising real kids to live in a real world where many of the things they face are out of our control. Be encouraged. White picket fences may be a façade, but real support for parents (and a healthy family) is within reach. For four weeks we’re tackling real topics you face so you can gain the insights you need.
Sometimes it can feel like parenting is all about having Pinterest-perfect dinners planned. Or making sure the kids get to every game and lesson on time. Or keeping your toddler from melting down in the grocery store. The reality is that parenting is messy. And it’s hard. Because we’re raising real kids to live in a real world where many of the things they face are out of our control. Be encouraged. White picket fences may be a façade, but real support for parents (and a healthy family) is within reach. For four weeks we’re tackling real topics you face so you can gain the insights you need.
In your childhood bedroom, you might have clutched at your covers, firmly believing that there was SOMETHING just waiting to get you, hidden in the dark. Now you find that being grown up means that for many of us there are real monsters still in the shadows…they’ve only changed shape and location. There’s real fear that stalks our hearts. Darkness that clouds our days. Anxiety that claws at our sense of peace and well-being. How can we deal with these monsters that hold us in their grip? In this series we expose and challenge the monsters lurking inside of us.
In your childhood bedroom, you might have clutched at your covers, firmly believing that there was SOMETHING just waiting to get you, hidden in the dark. Now you find that being grown up means that for many of us there are real monsters still in the shadows…they’ve only changed shape and location. There’s real fear that stalks our hearts. Darkness that clouds our days. Anxiety that claws at our sense of peace and well-being. How can we deal with these monsters that hold us in their grip? In this series we expose and challenge the monsters lurking inside of us.
In your childhood bedroom, you might have clutched at your covers, firmly believing that there was SOMETHING just waiting to get you, hidden in the dark. Now you find that being grown up means that for many of us there are real monsters still in the shadows…they’ve only changed shape and location. There’s real fear that stalks our hearts. Darkness that clouds our days. Anxiety that claws at our sense of peace and well-being. How can we deal with these monsters that hold us in their grip? In this series we expose and challenge the monsters lurking inside of us.
In your childhood bedroom, you might have clutched at your covers, firmly believing that there was SOMETHING just waiting to get you, hidden in the dark. Now you find that being grown up means that for many of us there are real monsters still in the shadows…they’ve only changed shape and location. There’s real fear that stalks our hearts. Darkness that clouds our days. Anxiety that claws at our sense of peace and well-being. How can we deal with these monsters that hold us in their grip? In this series we expose and challenge the monsters lurking inside of us.
Following Jesus is about about becoming a disciple. What is a disciple? Why would I want to be one? How do I become one? Jesus doesn’t invite us to become merely fans, but dedicated followers, living in the flow of Life and Love. Being a disciple means moving from Fan to Follower.
Following Jesus is about about becoming a disciple. What is a disciple? Why would I want to be one? How do I become one? Jesus doesn’t invite us to become merely fans, but dedicated followers, living in the flow of Life and Love. Being a disciple means moving from Fan to Follower.
Following Jesus is about about becoming a disciple. What is a disciple? Why would I want to be one? How do I become one? Jesus doesn’t invite us to become merely fans, but dedicated followers, living in the flow of Life and Love. Being a disciple means moving from Fan to Follower.
Following Jesus is about about becoming a disciple. What is a disciple? Why would I want to be one? How do I become one? Jesus doesn’t invite us to become merely fans, but dedicated followers, living in the flow of Life and Love. Being a disciple means moving from Fan to Follower.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
What is it that gets inside our hearts when we see a stunning landscape, an oceanfront sunset, the stars at night? What is it that enlarges our souls when we look past our anxieties and our agendas and see the beauty all around us?
We need to make room for this experience that gets inside us when we turn our attention to it, but what exactly are we making room for?
Maybe we need to make room for wonder.
What is it that gets inside our hearts when we see a stunning landscape, an oceanfront sunset, the stars at night? What is it that enlarges our souls when we look past our anxieties and our agendas and see the beauty all around us?
We need to make room for this experience that gets inside us when we turn our attention to it, but what exactly are we making room for?
Maybe we need to make room for wonder.
What is it that gets inside our hearts when we see a stunning landscape, an oceanfront sunset, the stars at night? What is it that enlarges our souls when we look past our anxieties and our agendas and see the beauty all around us?
We need to make room for this experience that gets inside us when we turn our attention to it, but what exactly are we making room for?
Maybe we need to make room for wonder.
Summer... Along with spending time with family, vacationing and resting, use the summer as a season to grow. Continue taking next steps, and see what you've accomplished come this Fall.
More than a gifted musician, Keni possesses an exceptional personal story that is uniquely inspiring. He is a decorated combat veteran of the elite 75th Ranger Rgt special operations unit. As a military analyst, he has made numerous appearances on every major television network including a featured story on Good Morning America and specials on The History and Discovery channels. He is regularly booked as a keynote speaker for corporations and organizations around the nation sharing his motivating story of teamwork and leadership. Keni is an Army Ranger who fought in the battle portrayed in the movie Black Hawk Down.
How often do you have the opportunity to be a part of something that’s truly good and truly life changing for so many people? How often do you get to invest in something that is so helpful and fruitful? To accomplish anything great requires sacrifice—otherwise we live in mediocrity and the ho-hum. Be a part of something significant by making significant sacrifice.
How often do you have the opportunity to be a part of something that’s truly good and truly life changing for so many people? How often do you get to invest in something that is so helpful and fruitful? To accomplish anything great requires sacrifice—otherwise we live in mediocrity and the ho-hum. Be a part of something significant by making significant sacrifice.
How often do you have the opportunity to be a part of something that’s truly good and truly life changing for so many people? How often do you get to invest in something that is so helpful and fruitful? To accomplish anything great requires sacrifice—otherwise we live in mediocrity and the ho-hum. Be a part of something significant by making significant sacrifice.
How often do you have the opportunity to be a part of something that’s truly good and truly life changing for so many people? How often do you get to invest in something that is so helpful and fruitful? To accomplish anything great requires sacrifice—otherwise we live in mediocrity and the ho-hum. Be a part of something significant by making significant sacrifice.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
Ever tried to go it alone? Have you ever failed? In the I Am Second series you'll hear real stories of people facing authentic challenges in everyday lives. And you can experience the hope, peace and fulfillment they found.
What is the identity that encompasses the whole of who you are? And what happens when you plug that identity into something bigger than yourself? Where do you call home? Where are we on mission together? What happens when a group of people on mission for Christ are united?
What is the identity that encompasses the whole of who you are? And what happens when you plug that identity into something bigger than yourself? Where do you call home? Where are we on mission together? What happens when a group of people on mission for Christ are united?
What is the identity that encompasses the whole of who you are? And what happens when you plug that identity into something bigger than yourself? Where do you call home? Where are we on mission together? What happens when a group of people on mission for Christ are united?
Is your life locked up? Are you on system overload? Panic sets in when our phones, computers, iPods lock up. We call tech support and often it’s simply a matter of a RESET. As we start the new year, many of us take an honest look inside and realize we need our own RESET. How many resolutions and promises do we make that we don’t end up keeping? How can this year be different?
Is your life locked up? Are you on system overload? Panic sets in when our phones, computers, iPods lock up. We call tech support and often it’s simply a matter of a RESET. As we start the new year, many of us take an honest look inside and realize we need our own RESET. How many resolutions and promises do we make that we don’t end up keeping? How can this year be different?
Is your life locked up? Are you on system overload? Panic sets in when our phones, computers, iPods lock up. We call tech support and often it’s simply a matter of a RESET. As we start the new year, many of us take an honest look inside and realize we need our own RESET. How many resolutions and promises do we make that we don’t end up keeping? How can this year be different?
Is your life locked up? Are you on system overload? Panic sets in when our phones, computers, iPods lock up. We call tech support and often it’s simply a matter of a RESET. As we start the new year, many of us take an honest look inside and realize we need our own RESET. How many resolutions and promises do we make that we don’t end up keeping? How can this year be different?
Is your life locked up? Are you on system overload? Panic sets in when our phones, computers, iPods lock up. We call tech support and often it’s simply a matter of a RESET. As we start the new year, many of us take an honest look inside and realize we need our own RESET. How many resolutions and promises do we make that we don’t end up keeping? How can this year be different?
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
If we take a look around, we can see that something isn't quite right with the world. Political unrest, poverty, unemployment, and the list goes on. But here's the amazing mystery of Christmas: God saw the trouble, confusion and strife and He did something. He turned everything Upside Down.
Have you ever sat at a table with family or friends, feasting and laughing and telling stories, and noticed that your body wasn't the only thing being fed? What is it that makes those moments around a table so special? What kind of preparation does it take to have the kind of feast that fills your heart as much as it fills your stomach?
Have you ever sat at a table with family or friends, feasting and laughing and telling stories, and noticed that your body wasn't the only thing being fed? What is it that makes those moments around a table so special? What kind of preparation does it take to have the kind of feast that fills your heart as much as it fills your stomach?
Have you ever sat at a table with family or friends, feasting and laughing and telling stories, and noticed that your body wasn't the only thing being fed? What is it that makes those moments around a table so special? What kind of preparation does it take to have the kind of feast that fills your heart as much as it fills your stomach?
Family—a simple word that comes packed with powerful emotions. Whether you are young, old, married, single, divorced, have kids or not—you are part of a family. This series is for you. Whether your family looks like the Cleavers or the Bluths, we could all use a little help.
Family—a simple word that comes packed with powerful emotions. Whether you are young, old, married, single, divorced, have kids or not—you are part of a family. This series is for you. Whether your family looks like the Cleavers or the Bluths, we could all use a little help.
Family—a simple word that comes packed with powerful emotions. Whether you are young, old, married, single, divorced, have kids or not—you are part of a family. This series is for you. Whether your family looks like the Cleavers or the Bluths, we could all use a little help.
Family—a simple word that comes packed with powerful emotions. Whether you are young, old, married, single, divorced, have kids or not—you are part of a family. This series is for you. Whether your family looks like the Cleavers or the Bluths, we could all use a little help.
Just in time for football season, we're kicking off a new five-week series about the sort of training, team players and coaching we need to help our souls not just survive, but thrive.
Limited permission to use "Play Like A Champion Today" has been granted by PLACT, Inc. 2012
Just in time for football season, we're kicking off a new five-week series about the sort of training, team players and coaching we need to help our souls not just survive, but thrive.
Limited permission to use "Play Like A Champion Today" has been granted by PLACT, Inc. 2012
Just in time for football season, we're kicking off a new five-week series about the sort of training, team players and coaching we need to help our souls not just survive, but thrive. Heads up, we're getting our team spirit on with a family tailgating and some LIVE games on the BIG screens.
Limited permission to use "Play Like A Champion Today" has been granted by PLACT, Inc. 2012
Just in time for football season, we're kicking off a new five-week series about the sort of training, team players and coaching we need to help our souls not just survive, but thrive. Heads up, we're getting our team spirit on with a family tailgating and some LIVE games on the BIG screens. Feel free to dress in your favorite team gear each week!
Limited permission to use "Play Like A Champion Today" has been granted by PLACT, Inc. 2012
Ever feel like you’re running on a treadmill with that carrot dangling just out of your reach? Whether it’s getting a new job, a bigger house or just trying to make enough money to pay your bills and be comfortable…we all feel the pressure of looking ahead and being urged on to the next, bigger, better thing. But what if the reality is that where you are and what you have already makes you…rich? Where do you go from here?
Ever feel like you’re running on a treadmill with that carrot dangling just out of your reach? Whether it’s getting a new job, a bigger house or just trying to make enough money to pay your bills and be comfortable…we all feel the pressure of looking ahead and being urged on to the next, bigger, better thing. But what if the reality is that where you are and what you have already makes you…rich? Where do you go from here?
Ever feel like you’re running on a treadmill with that carrot dangling just out of your reach? Whether it’s getting a new job, a bigger house or just trying to make enough money to pay your bills and be comfortable…we all feel the pressure of looking ahead and being urged on to the next, bigger, better thing. But what if the reality is that where you are and what you have already makes you…rich? Where do you go from here?
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Join us for four weeks of ‘Summer School’ with Dr. Bob as he teaches about some unlikely places where Jesus intersects with the real world…politics, sports, pain and the realm of science.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Join us for four weeks of ‘Summer School’ with Dr. Bob as he teaches about some unlikely places where Jesus intersects with the real world…politics, sports, pain and the realm of science.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Join us for four weeks of ‘Summer School’ with Dr. Bob as he teaches about some unlikely places where Jesus intersects with the real world…politics, sports, pain and the realm of science.
Dr. Bob Laurent isn’t just an incredible speaker and pastor at Granger Community Church. He’s also a passionate professor who brings the Bible and the stories within its pages to life.
Join us for four weeks of ‘Summer School’ with Dr. Bob as he teaches about some unlikely places where Jesus intersects with the real world…politics, sports, pain and the realm of science.
It’s summer. It’s time to dig in. To something hearty. Satisfying. Preferably something that’s been flame-broiled to perfection. So we’re going to dig in together to hear from some of our teaching pastors about some incredible, juicy morsels of truth that they’ve been discovering.
It’s summer. It’s time to dig in. To something hearty. Satisfying. Preferably something that’s been flame-broiled to perfection. So we’re going to dig in together to hear from some of our teaching pastors about some incredible, juicy morsels of truth that they’ve been discovering.
It’s summer. It’s time to dig in. To something hearty. Satisfying. Preferably something that’s been flame-broiled to perfection. So we’re going to dig in together to hear from some of our teaching pastors about some incredible, juicy morsels of truth that they’ve been discovering.
It’s summer. It’s time to dig in. To something hearty. Satisfying. Preferably something that’s been flame-broiled to perfection. So we’re going to dig in together to hear from some of our teaching pastors about some incredible, juicy morsels of truth that they’ve been discovering.
It’s summer. It’s time to dig in. To something hearty. Satisfying. Preferably something that’s been flame-broiled to perfection. So we’re going to dig in together to hear from some of our teaching pastors about some incredible, juicy morsels of truth that they’ve been discovering.
Our fear of failure ranks right up there with our fear of death. If we screw up…can we ever make things right again? And what about all the people who’ve let us down and now we’re left holding the broken pieces? When it feels like you’re done, we think there’s still more waiting for you. More hope, more chances and more grace. If you’re not dead, you’re not done.
Our fear of failure ranks right up there with our fear of death. If we screw up…can we ever make things right again? And what about all the people who’ve let us down and now we’re left holding the broken pieces? When it feels like you’re done, we think there’s still more waiting for you. More hope, more chances and more grace. If you’re not dead, you’re not done.
Our fear of failure ranks right up there with our fear of death. If we screw up…can we ever make things right again? And what about all the people who’ve let us down and now we’re left holding the broken pieces? When it feels like you’re done, we think there’s still more waiting for you. More hope, more chances and more grace. If you’re not dead, you’re not done.
Our fear of failure ranks right up there with our fear of death. If we screw up…can we ever make things right again? And what about all the people who’ve let us down and now we’re left holding the broken pieces? When it feels like you’re done, we think there’s still more waiting for you. More hope, more chances and more grace. If you’re not dead, you’re not done.
Here's your chance to hear The Rest of the Story--right here, straight from the source. Join us for a new 'ripped from the headlines' experience where you won't learn more ABOUT these people but FROM them. Because the best stories are from the people who were there.
Here's your chance to hear The Rest of the Story--right here, straight from the source. Join us for a new 'ripped from the headlines' experience where you won't learn more ABOUT these people but FROM them. Because the best stories are from the people who were there.
Here's your chance to hear The Rest of the Story--right here, straight from the source. Join us for a new 'ripped from the headlines' experience where you won't learn more ABOUT these people but FROM them. Because the best stories are from the people who were there.
Here's your chance to hear The Rest of the Story--right here, straight from the source. Join us for a new 'ripped from the headlines' experience where you won't learn more ABOUT these people but FROM them. Because the best stories are from the people who were there.
This week is a special time to prepare our hearts to go through the pain of Jesus' suffering and then the pure joy that comes with Easter weekend.
This week is a special time to prepare our hearts to go through the pain of Jesus' suffering and then the pure joy that comes with Easter weekend.
Word is spreading in our community about Granger Community Church. You are the church. You are here. We've come so far together. We've dreamed together and we can't wait to see what's next...
Word is spreading in our community about Granger Community Church. You are the church. You are here. We've come so far together. We've dreamed together and we can't wait to see what's next...
Word is spreading in our community about Granger Community Church. You are the church. You are here. We've come so far together. We've dreamed together and we can't wait to see what's next...
Word is spreading in our community about Granger Community Church. You are the church. You are here. We've come so far together. We've dreamed together and we can't wait to see what's next...
Do you keep score? The tally in the back of your mind, keeping track of who owes you what.
What if there was a way to STOP KEEPING SCORE? What if there were an answer that was deeper than merely trying to let go? For four weeks we’re going to engage the process of KEEPING SCORE and figure out how to stop trying to make everything add up.
Do you keep score? The tally in the back of your mind, keeping track of who owes you what.
What if there was a way to STOP KEEPING SCORE? What if there were an answer that was deeper than merely trying to let go? For four weeks we’re going to engage the process of KEEPING SCORE and figure out how to stop trying to make everything add up.
Do you keep score? The tally in the back of your mind, keeping track of who owes you what.
What if there was a way to STOP KEEPING SCORE? What if there were an answer that was deeper than merely trying to let go? For four weeks we’re going to engage the process of KEEPING SCORE and figure out how to stop trying to make everything add up.
Do you keep score? The tally in the back of your mind, keeping track of who owes you what.
What if there was a way to STOP KEEPING SCORE? What if there were an answer that was deeper than merely trying to let go? For four weeks we’re going to engage the process of KEEPING SCORE and figure out how to stop trying to make everything add up.
The Bible says there's nothing new under the sun. Yet we long for something new to pour ourselves into. Something fresh. Something that matters. So jump in and remix your life. Find out how you can find your fit and purpose.
The Bible says there's nothing new under the sun. Yet we long for something new to pour ourselves into. Something fresh. Something that matters. So jump in and remix your life. Find out how you can find your fit and purpose.
The Bible says there's nothing new under the sun. Yet we long for something new to pour ourselves into. Something fresh. Something that matters. So jump in and remix your life. Find out how you can find your fit and purpose.
The Bible says there's nothing new under the sun. Yet we long for something new to pour ourselves into. Something fresh. Something that matters. So jump in and remix your life. Find out how you can find your fit and purpose.