Week 3 of 3
Peter was a man on fire for Christ. But, he went through a process of refining before he became “the Rock” upon which he built His church. In this 3-week Easter series, we follow the experience of Peter through Easter, and we find our story in his.
Peter was a man on fire for Christ. But, he went through a process of refining before he became “the Rock” upon which he built His church. In this 3-week Easter series, we follow the experience of Peter through Easter, and we find our story in his.
Week 1 of 3
Peter was a man on fire for Christ. But, he went through a process of refining before he became “the Rock” upon which he built His church. In this 3-week Easter series, we follow the experience of Peter through Easter, and we find our story in his.
Week 5 of 5
Christians can have good intentions all day long, but intentions without precise aim at exactly the one we are trying to be like, Jesus, we will always miss the mark. The Red Letter Challenge invites us to aim at Jesus words as we live out our faith: Being, Forgiving, Serving, Giving, and Going.
Week 3 of 4
Christians can have good intentions all day long, but intentions without precise aim at exactly the one we are trying to be like, Jesus, we will always miss the mark. The Red Letter Challenge invites us to aim at Jesus words as we live out our faith: Being, Forgiving, Serving, Giving, and Going
Week 2 of 4
Christians can have good intentions all day long, but intentions without precise aim at exactly the one we are trying to be like, Jesus, we will always miss the mark. The Red Letter Challenge invites us to aim at Jesus words as we live out our faith: Being, Forgiving, Serving, Giving, and Going.
Week 1 of 4
Christians can have good intentions all day long, but intentions without precise aim at exactly the one we are trying to be like, Jesus, we will always miss the mark. The Red Letter Challenge invites us to aim at Jesus words as we live out our faith: Being, Forgiving, Serving, Giving, and Going.
Week 2 of 2
If you want to experience spiritual growth and transformation, you can’t stay still. You have to MOVE! In this series, we’re going to help you take your next step following Jesus.
Week 1 of 2
If you want to experience spiritual growth and transformation, you can’t stay still. You have to MOVE! In this series, we’re going to help you take your next step following Jesus.
Evil. Does it really exist? Could you define it? Is it a personified power at work in our world today? Do we play a part in evil? In this series, we’re going to think Biblically about evil.
Week 3 of 4
Evil. Does it really exist? Could you define it? Is it a personified power at work in our world today? Do we play a part in evil? In this series, we’re going to think Biblically about evil.
Evil. Does it really exist? Could you define it? Is it a personified power at work in our world today? Do we play a part in evil? In this series, we’re going to think Biblically about evil.
Week 1 of 4
Evil. Does it really exist? Could you define it? Is it a personified power at work in our world today? Do we play a part in evil? In this series, we’re going to think Biblically about evil.
If you’re hesitant to set New Year’s resolutions because of 2020, why not go into 2021 by asking God for just one word?
Week 4 of 4
Christmas is going to be different this year, but our hope remains the same. In the Bible, hope isn’t about waiting for circumstances. Hope is waiting for God himself to come. This year for Christmas embrace our Hope who has a name.
Week 3 of 4
Christmas is going to be different this year, but our hope remains the same. In the Bible, hope isn’t about waiting for circumstances. Hope is waiting for God himself to come. This year for Christmas embrace our Hope who has a name.
Week 2 of 4
Christmas is going to be different this year, but our hope remains the same. In the Bible, hope isn’t about waiting for circumstances. Hope is waiting for God himself to come. This year for Christmas embrace our Hope who has a name.
Week 1 of 4
Christmas is going to be different this year, but our hope remains the same. In the Bible, hope isn’t about waiting for circumstances. Hope is waiting for God himself to come. This year for Christmas embrace our Hope who has a name.