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What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we as followers of Jesus participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us?
Why do we go to church? Why get baptized? Why take Communion? Many of us have been baptized. And we’ve maybe have taken the bread and juice of Holy Communion. But why do these things matter? Why did Jesus constitute and command us to participate in them? What power do they have to change our lives? In this three-part series we will rediscover how the Holy Spirit works in and through the Church and the sacraments of baptism and Holy Communion to bless us, shape us, and help us to experience God’s grace.
Why do we go to church? Why get baptized? Why take Communion? Many of us have been baptized. And we’ve maybe have taken the bread and juice of Holy Communion. But why do these things matter? Why did Jesus constitute and command us to participate in them? What power do they have to change our lives? In this three-part series we will rediscover how the Holy Spirit works in and through the Church and the sacraments of baptism and Holy Communion to bless us, shape us, and help us to experience God’s grace.
Why do we go to church? Why get baptized? Why take Communion? Many of us have been baptized. And we’ve maybe have taken the bread and juice of Holy Communion. But why do these things matter? Why did Jesus constitute and command us to participate in them? What power do they have to change our lives? In this three-part series we will rediscover how the Holy Spirit works in and through the Church and the sacraments of baptism and Holy Communion to bless us, shape us, and help us to experience God’s grace.
Join us as we examine Scripture’s teachings about the Holy Spirit, discovering how God’s presence equips us with gifts, abilities, wisdom, and understanding. We’ll study Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit as a comforter, counselor, and empowering force, and investigate how the early church experienced the Spirit’s transformative power in their daily lives. Together, we’ll seek to invite the Spirit’s work into our own lives, learning to recognize and embrace its guiding, comforting, and empowering influence. Whether you’re new to faith or a long-time believer, this series offers fresh insights and opportunities for personal growth as we experience the Holy Spirit’s transformative power in our lives today.
Join us as we examine Scripture’s teachings about the Holy Spirit, discovering how God’s presence equips us with gifts, abilities, wisdom, and understanding. We’ll study Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit as a comforter, counselor, and empowering force, and investigate how the early church experienced the Spirit’s transformative power in their daily lives. Together, we’ll seek to invite the Spirit’s work into our own lives, learning to recognize and embrace its guiding, comforting, and empowering influence. Whether you’re new to faith or a long-time believer, this series offers fresh insights and opportunities for personal growth as we experience the Holy Spirit’s transformative power in our lives today.
Are you longing to become better and let go of being bitter? Are you looking for the power to change your reality? Are you longing for more? Jesus invites us all, saying, “All you have to do is put one foot in front of the other, take it one step at a time, and follow me.”
For the next five weeks we’re going to be spending time looking at 5 essential practices or the five simple habits that have the power to redefine our lives and reshape our reality. And what you’re going to find is that redefining our lives is as simple as following the leader.
Are you longing to become better and let go of being bitter? Are you looking for the power to change your reality? Are you longing for more? Jesus invites us all, saying, “All you have to do is put one foot in front of the other, take it one step at a time, and follow me.”
For the next five weeks we’re going to be spending time looking at 5 essential practices or the five simple habits that have the power to redefine our lives and reshape our reality. And what you’re going to find is that redefining our lives is as simple as following the leader.
Have you ever looked up at the stars and thought, “WOW!” We will do that together as we explore the breathtaking wonders of the universe. We’ll explore how science and faith can co-exist to reveal the vastness of the cosmos and the majesty of God. Buckle up for a series that tackles the biggest questions: Are we alone in the universe? How does the vastness of space point to God’s greatness? And how does scripture inform our understanding of the end of our planet? Join us as we unlock the mysteries and discover how faith offers a unique perspective on our place amongst the stars.
Have you ever looked up at the stars and thought, “WOW!” We will do that together as we explore the breathtaking wonders of the universe. We’ll explore how science and faith can co-exist to reveal the vastness of the cosmos and the majesty of God. Buckle up for a series that tackles the biggest questions: Are we alone in the universe? How does the vastness of space point to God’s greatness? And how does scripture inform our understanding of the end of our planet? Join us as we unlock the mysteries and discover how faith offers a unique perspective on our place amongst the stars.
Have you ever looked up at the stars and thought, “WOW!” We will do that together as we explore the breathtaking wonders of the universe. We’ll explore how science and faith can co-exist to reveal the vastness of the cosmos and the majesty of God. Buckle up for a series that tackles the biggest questions: Are we alone in the universe? How does the vastness of space point to God’s greatness? And how does scripture inform our understanding of the end of our planet? Join us as we unlock the mysteries and discover how faith offers a unique perspective on our place amongst the stars.
Have you ever looked up at the stars and thought, "WOW!" We will do that together as we explore the breathtaking wonders of the universe. We'll explore how science and faith can co-exist to reveal the vastness of the cosmos and the majesty of God. Buckle up for a series that tackles the biggest questions: Are we alone in the universe? How does the vastness of space point to God's greatness? And how does scripture inform our understanding of the end of our planet? Join us as we unlock the mysteries and discover how faith offers a unique perspective on our place amongst the stars.
In this inspiring three-part sermon series, Better Than Good, we explore the powerful and personal ways God’s grace shapes our lives. From the grace that pursues us before we ever seek Him to the grace that transforms us daily, this series unpacks:
Prevenient Grace – God’s gentle pursuit, always drawing us toward Him.
Justifying Grace – The moment of new relationship, where we receive His unconditional love.
Sanctifying Grace – The ongoing journey of growth through faith, worship, study, and service.
Come discover how God’s grace is not just good—it’s better than good.
In this inspiring three-part sermon series, Better Than Good, we explore the powerful and personal ways God’s grace shapes our lives. From the grace that pursues us before we ever seek Him to the grace that transforms us daily, this series unpacks:
- Prevenient Grace – God’s gentle pursuit, always drawing us toward Him.
- Justifying Grace – The moment of new relationship, where we receive His unconditional love.
- Sanctifying Grace – The ongoing journey of growth through faith, worship, study, and service.
Come discover how God’s grace is not just good—it’s better than good.
In this inspiring three-part sermon series, Better Than Good, we explore the powerful and personal ways God’s grace shapes our lives. From the grace that pursues us before we ever seek Him to the grace that transforms us daily, this series unpacks:
Prevenient Grace – God’s gentle pursuit, always drawing us toward Him.
Justifying Grace – The moment of new relationship, where we receive His unconditional love.
Sanctifying Grace – The ongoing journey of growth through faith, worship, study, and service.
Come discover how God’s grace is not just good—it’s better than good.
For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.
For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.
For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.
For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today's world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.
For five weeks we’ll consider the skills needed for lasting relationships. As we look at romantic relationships, work relationships, parents and kids, marriage, and lasting friendships, we will discover that each of these skills is essential. The skills all come from scripture, but we’ll draw upon a bit of humor, the information from best-selling books on relationships from experts, and recent data. We will learn what’s working and what’s not working for people in today’s world. We will look at the top reasons for divorce. We have great data on what people want in relationships, and what they don’t like. We will discover what we need for our families and friendships to thrive. We hope by the time we’re done with this series, we’ll all be equipped with tools that help us have better and more lasting relationships.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today's world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer's book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s not that we don’t want to become like Jesus, or that we aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It often is as simple as that we don’t know HOW to become like Jesus. We need a pathway to formation in today’s world. As we move through the season of the Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays before Easter, we will explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus, learning together what it means to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. During this series we also will provide resources and opportunities for you to join a group and use John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way of Jesus. Following the way of Jesus will transform our lives and hearts, helping us find meaning and purpose as we seek to be the presence of Jesus Christ in the world.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
“I am not worthy. I am not lovable. It’s all my fault. Nothing is my fault. I just need to be perfect. If only I was more like…” Have you ever heard any of these voices? These are all tapes we can have playing in our head because we learned them as a child, or from the world around us. In the midst of those lies is a truth that God longs for us to here, a truth that will set us free. Jesus said, “I have come that you would have life in abundance.” Join us as we seek to hear the truth that God made us to love us and discover what that means in our day to day life.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “angel,” “halo,” or “wings”? What about celestial beings descending from the sky? What if there’s more to angels than the ornaments we hang on our trees? The word angel means messenger. They’re mentioned hundreds of times in scripture. They bring messages of comfort, peace and joy. And who doesn’t need more of this today? Sometimes, the Bible says, when we welcome strangers, we welcome angels without knowing it. Join us this Advent, the four weeks before Christmas, as we discover how these messengers of hope can come to us, and shine through us, this Christmas season.
We’ve all known discontent – the world around us seems to fuel it. Everywhere we turn, we’re told that we would finally be happy if we just had a little more. But we can’t buy our way to feeling satisfaction and joy. When is enough enough? What are the keys to experiencing contentment in life?
We’ve all known discontent – the world around us seems to fuel it. Everywhere we turn, we’re told that we would finally be happy if we just had a little more. But we can’t buy our way to feeling satisfaction and joy. When is enough enough? What are the keys to experiencing contentment in life?
We’ve all known discontent – the world around us seems to fuel it. Everywhere we turn, we’re told that we would finally be happy if we just had a little more. But we can’t buy our way to feeling satisfaction and joy. When is enough enough? What are the keys to experiencing contentment in life?
Many have left religion today, wondering if it can make any difference. Some have struggled with questions and doubts. Others see Christians act in ways that seem, well…unchristian. Still others feel faith is hopelessly outdated and worn out, like an piece of technology that needs to be discarded.
But what if the problem isn’t faith, but the way it’s been practiced? And what if faith could be found again, positively impacting our lives and the world around us?
Join us as we consider what a meaningful, authentic and compelling faith could look like. And in this era of deconstructing faith, what might it look like to reconstruct and find a faith that endures.
Many have left religion today, wondering if it can make any difference. Some have struggled with questions and doubts. Others see Christians act in ways that seem, well…unchristian. Still others feel faith is hopelessly outdated and worn out, like an piece of technology that needs to be discarded.
But what if the problem isn’t faith, but the way it’s been practiced? And what if faith could be found again, positively impacting our lives and the world around us?
Join us as we consider what a meaningful, authentic and compelling faith could look like. And in this era of deconstructing faith, what might it look like to reconstruct and find a faith that endures.
Many have left religion today, wondering if it can make any difference. Some have struggled with questions and doubts. Others see Christians act in ways that seem, well…unchristian. Still others feel faith is hopelessly outdated and worn out, like an piece of technology that needs to be discarded.
But what if the problem isn’t faith, but the way it’s been practiced? And what if faith could be found again, positively impacting our lives and the world around us?
Join us as we consider what a meaningful, authentic and compelling faith could look like. And in this era of deconstructing faith, what might it look like to reconstruct and find a faith that endures.
Many have left religion today, wondering if it can make any difference. Some have struggled with questions and doubts. Others see Christians act in ways that seem, well…unchristian. Still others feel faith is hopelessly outdated and worn out, like an piece of technology that needs to be discarded.
But what if the problem isn’t faith, but the way it’s been practiced? And what if faith could be found again, positively impacting our lives and the world around us?
Join us as we consider what a meaningful, authentic and compelling faith could look like. And in this era of deconstructing faith, what might it look like to reconstruct and find a faith that endures.
Many have left religion today, wondering if it can make any difference. Some have struggled with questions and doubts. Others see Christians act in ways that seem, well…unchristian. Still others feel faith is hopelessly outdated and worn out, like an piece of technology that needs to be discarded.
But what if the problem isn’t faith, but the way it’s been practiced? And what if faith could be found again, positively impacting our lives and the world around us?
Join us as we consider what a meaningful, authentic and compelling faith could look like. And in this era of deconstructing faith, what might it look like to reconstruct and find a faith that endures.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Guest Speaker Pastor Darryl Burton speaks about forgiveness, and being falsely incarcerated for 25 years for a crime he did not commit.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.
Psalm 13 can be seen as a three-act play. In the first act, David voices his despair, feeling abandoned by God and overwhelmed by his enemies, setting a tone of sorrow and confusion. The second act intensifies the emotional conflict, as David pleads for God's attention, fearing defeat and further suffering. The third act brings resolution, as David, despite his anguish, chooses to trust in God's steadfast love and salvation, concluding with a hopeful note of praise, symbolizing his renewed faith and the restoration of his inner peace.
James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.
James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.
James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.
James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.
James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.
Join us for our Family Weekend, where Pastor Jeff goes through the Parable of the Lost Son.
“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26
When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.
“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26
When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.
“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26
When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.
“I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me.” – John 15:26
When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we–as children of God–can live a Spirit-filled life.
"I will send you a Helper from the Father. The Helper is the Spirit of truth from the Father. When he comes, he will tell you about me." -John 15:26
When the day of Pentecost came, the apostles were baptized in the Holy Spirit: a Helper that Jesus left to guide us, to discern for us, to be our advocate and translator. But who and what is the Holy Spirit? This gift residing in us that has been a guide since the departure of Christ may leave us with many questions. Throughout this series, we will explore the nature of the Holy Spirit, what this promise means, and how we--as children of God--can live a Spirit-filled life.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Do you or a loved one struggle with social situations? Does making friends, finding genuine connection, and understanding love prove more difficult than you might think? Do you find navigating workplace, online, romantic, interpersonal, and internal interactions to be overwhelming, confusing, or even foreign? Do you sometimes feel alone or unsure of how to build a genuine community? Are you curious what Jesus has to say about how we interact with others? If so, relationships might be right for you! Side effects of relationships may include getting along better with others, authentic community, increased intimacy, better sense of self, and Christ centered community. Ask your doctor if “Relationships.” is right for you.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
Does what we believe make a difference in our daily lives? Can following Jesus change us? If so, how? In the series we’ll see how Jesus, the Bible, Communion, Baptism, the Holy Spirit, and other basic beliefs of the Christian faith can become part of who we are and help us find life that is meaningful and filled with hope. Please join us and bring a friend as we discover what followers of Jesus believe and why during the season of Lent, the 40 days and 7 Sundays that lead up to Easter and prepare us for the Resurrection.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
We all have burning questions like “Is the Bible actually true?” and “How does God let bad things happen?” This weekend we begin a new sermon series about the tough questions we have about God and Christianity. Pastor Jeff will be receiving all of the questions you submit and do his best to answer all of them! Submit your anonymous questions at https://www.summitdurango.org/toughquestions/ and join us for the new series starting in January.
Christmas…many of us love the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the smells, and of course…the movies! Elves in tights, flying reindeer, clinking chains, Santa Claus in a parade, and even that boy who was home alone, make us laugh and cry this season. You know, how the elf was home alone on a foggy Christmas Eve helping an angel get his wings–you’ve seen that one, right?! It’s time to hop in your one-horse open sleigh and join us this Advent as we discover the true meaning of Christmas, starring a baby born in Bethlehem that will fill our hearts with smiles.
Christmas…many of us love the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the smells, and of course…the movies! Elves in tights, flying reindeer, clinking chains, Santa Claus in a parade, and even that boy who was home alone, make us laugh and cry this season. You know, how the elf was home alone on a foggy Christmas Eve helping an angel get his wings–you’ve seen that one, right?! It’s time to hop in your one-horse open sleigh and join us this Advent as we discover the true meaning of Christmas, starring a baby born in Bethlehem that will fill our hearts with smiles.
Christmas…many of us love the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the smells, and of course…the movies! Elves in tights, flying reindeer, clinking chains, Santa Claus in a parade, and even that boy who was home alone, make us laugh and cry this season. You know, how the elf was home alone on a foggy Christmas Eve helping an angel get his wings–you’ve seen that one, right?! It’s time to hop in your one-horse open sleigh and join us this Advent as we discover the true meaning of Christmas, starring a baby born in Bethlehem that will fill our hearts with smiles.
Christmas…many of us love the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the smells, and of course…the movies! Elves in tights, flying reindeer, clinking chains, Santa Claus in a parade, and even that boy who was home alone, make us laugh and cry this season. You know, how the elf was home alone on a foggy Christmas Eve helping an angel get his wings–you’ve seen that one, right?! It’s time to hop in your one-horse open sleigh and join us this Advent as we discover the true meaning of Christmas, starring a baby born in Bethlehem that will fill our hearts with smiles.
Christmas…many of us love the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the smells, and of course…the movies! Elves in tights, flying reindeer, clinking chains, Santa Claus in a parade, and even that boy who was home alone, make us laugh and cry this season. You know, how the elf was home alone on a foggy Christmas Eve helping an angel get his wings–you’ve seen that one, right?! It’s time to hop in your one-horse open sleigh and join us this Advent as we discover the true meaning of Christmas, starring a baby born in Bethlehem that will fill our hearts with smiles.
It seems that like everyone has something to say about how we should manage our money: experts, analysts, people writing articles, blogs, or podcasts. We are instructed to build a budget, pay down debt, save more, spend less, diversity investments, start now, and always be thinking about requirement. With all the voices clamoring at us, whose advice do we take to heart? Do you ever wonder what Jesus would have to say? Join us as we look to the wisdom and teachings of the Bible to find encouragement about our financial future.
It seems that like everyone has something to say about how we should manage our money: experts, analysts, people writing articles, blogs, or podcasts. We are instructed to build a budget, pay down debt, save more, spend less, diversity investments, start now, and always be thinking about requirement. With all the voices clamoring at us, whose advice do we take to heart? Do you ever wonder what Jesus would have to say? Join us as we look to the wisdom and teachings of the Bible to find encouragement about our financial future.
It seems that like everyone has something to say about how we should manage our money: experts, analysts, people writing articles, blogs, or podcasts. We are instructed to build a budget, pay down debt, save more, spend less, diversity investments, start now, and always be thinking about requirement. With all the voices clamoring at us, whose advice do we take to heart? Do you ever wonder what Jesus would have to say? Join us as we look to the wisdom and teachings of the Bible to find encouragement about our financial future.
The mission of Summit Church is to Love God, Love Others, and Share the Good News, which is taken directly from Matthew’s gospel. In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore the mission of the church according to Jesus in the great commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the great commission (Mathew 28:18-20).
Join us as we discern together what it looks like when we all take an active role in living out our mission in our daily lives, and how that will impact our community in a positive way. Our mission is indeed possible, but only when all of us find our place to get engaged in living out that mission as individuals and as a church community. We invite you to join us on this journey to discover our Mission: Possible!
The mission of Summit Church is to Love God, Love Others, and Share the Good News, which is taken directly from Matthew’s gospel. In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore the mission of the church according to Jesus in the great commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the great commission (Mathew 28:18-20).
Join us as we discern together what it looks like when we all take an active role in living out our mission in our daily lives, and how that will impact our community in a positive way. Our mission is indeed possible, but only when all of us find our place to get engaged in living out that mission as individuals and as a church community. We invite you to join us on this journey to discover our Mission: Possible!
The mission of Summit Church is to Love God, Love Others, and Share the Good News, which is taken directly from Matthew’s gospel. In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore the mission of the church according to Jesus in the great commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the great commission (Mathew 28:18-20).
Join us as we discern together what it looks like when we all take an active role in living out our mission in our daily lives, and how that will impact our community in a positive way. Our mission is indeed possible, but only when all of us find our place to get engaged in living out that mission as individuals and as a church community. We invite you to join us on this journey to discover our Mission: Possible!
The mission of Summit Church is to Love God, Love Others, and Share the Good News, which is taken directly from Matthew’s gospel. In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore the mission of the church according to Jesus in the great commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the great commission (Mathew 28:18-20).
Join us as we discern together what it looks like when we all take an active role in living out our mission in our daily lives, and how that will impact our community in a positive way. Our mission is indeed possible, but only when all of us find our place to get engaged in living out that mission as individuals and as a church community. We invite you to join us on this journey to discover our Mission: Possible!
The mission of Summit Church is to Love God, Love Others, and Share the Good News, which is taken directly from Matthew’s gospel. In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore the mission of the church according to Jesus in the great commandment (Matthew 22:37-40) and the great commission (Mathew 28:18-20).
Join us as we discern together what it looks like when we all take an active role in living out our mission in our daily lives, and how that will impact our community in a positive way. Our mission is indeed possible, but only when all of us find our place to get engaged in living out that mission as individuals and as a church community. We invite you to join us on this journey to discover our Mission: Possible!
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
We can think that our giftedness, our personality type, our job title, or our identity as a spouse or a parent somehow defines us. We might think our woundedness is the truest thing about us. But in reality, it is our desire and our capacity to reach for God that is the deepest essence of who we are. We cry out to God for meaning and purpose that is more than running a race to win medals. Running the spiritual race is about connecting deeply to God, others, and ourselves. Just like the world prepares for the Olympic trials, join us in worship as we prepare to run the most important race of all, the one that leads us closer to God and who we are meant to be as God’s children.
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
Summer is a great time for stories. What do these old stories from the Hebrew Bible, our Old Testament, mean for us in today’s world? How do they speak to us timeless truths from God?
What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.
What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.
What does it mean to invest in the things that have real meaning and purpose? How can we, as Christians, participate in the work of God to bring life and love to the people around us? What seeds can we plant now that will be sure to bloom into something beautiful? Something that might not even be for us, but for something much, much bigger.
Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.
Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.
Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.
Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.
Americans spent a record breaking $627 billion on technology last year and we spend an average of four hours a day on our screens. We look at our smartphones 58 times each day, and more than 70% of us use social media. Technology touches every aspect of our lives. It holds the promise of enormous good. But misused it can cause untold pain, leaving us feeling isolated, anxious, depressed or addicted. It’s been said that technology makes a tremendous servant, but a terrible master. In this sermon series, we will explore how we can avoid the perils and unleash the promise of technology in our lives, our families, and our communities.
If you’re a parent or have played a part investing in younger lives, you know the weight that comes with preparing a child for their future. Each one of us is invited to invest in the next generation, whether it is as a parent, extended family, or concerned adult. Beyond just looking for parenting tips, learning to cast vision for a child’s future can take them further than you can ever imagine. We’ll look for how the Bible gives all of us Parental Guidance (PG) in these challenging times.
If you’re a parent or have played a part investing in younger lives, you know the weight that comes with preparing a child for their future. Each one of us is invited to invest in the next generation, whether it is as a parent, extended family, or concerned adult. Beyond just looking for parenting tips, learning to cast vision for a child’s future can take them further than you can ever imagine. We’ll look for how the Bible gives all of us Parental Guidance (PG) in these challenging times.
If you’re a parent or have played a part investing in younger lives, you know the weight that comes with preparing a child for their future. Each one of us is invited to invest in the next generation, whether it is as a parent, extended family, or concerned adult. Beyond just looking for parenting tips, learning to cast vision for a child’s future can take them further than you can ever imagine. We’ll look for how the Bible gives all of us Parental Guidance (PG) in these challenging times.
If you’re a parent or have played a part investing in younger lives, you know the weight that comes with preparing a child for their future. Each one of us is invited to invest in the next generation, whether it is as a parent, extended family, or concerned adult. Beyond just looking for parenting tips, learning to cast vision for a child’s future can take them further than you can ever imagine. We’ll look for how the Bible gives all of us Parental Guidance (PG) in these challenging times.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
Deconstruction has recently become a hot topic in the Christian faith, but Jesus himself did this very thing while on earth! He teaches us to reconstruct our faith by rooting ourselves in following Him. He invites us to live out of who we are and not what we say. This Lent, let’s seek out a fresh vision from Christ that can deeply transform our lives. We’ll experience God’s love in such a way that we can confidently love God, love others, love ourselves, and share the Good News. Build your faith on solid ground with us, and enable your interior and exterior worlds to become like the Kingdom of God.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
While it might seem like a simple thing, forgiveness can be a difficult process. Whether we need peace with a situation, a loved one, or a total stranger, the process of forgiveness is an art and a science. Let’s learn how Jesus leads us through forgiveness to get our year off to a great start.
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
When you’ve been transformed by God’s love, you can’t help but want others to experience the same grace and freedom. But how do you share it without scaring them away or offending them? For most Christians, “evangelism” is an intimidating word.
But what if there was a more organic, more authentic way to share your faith with your friends, neighbors, and coworkers?
David was a paradox. Scriptures call him a man after God’s own heart. He’s known as one of Israel’s greatest kings, yet he was still fully human. He made destructive choices, abused his power, and caused brokenness in the lives of others. But despite his failures, he ultimately sought to follow God and was redeemed by truth and forgiveness. David reflects our own human experience and how God enters into each season of our lives.
David was a paradox. Scriptures call him a man after God’s own heart. He’s known as one of Israel’s greatest kings, yet he was still fully human. He made destructive choices, abused his power, and caused brokenness in the lives of others. But despite his failures, he ultimately sought to follow God and was redeemed by truth and forgiveness. David reflects our own human experience and how God enters into each season of our lives.
David was a paradox. Scriptures call him a man after God’s own heart. He’s known as one of Israel’s greatest kings, yet he was still fully human. He made destructive choices, abused his power, and caused brokenness in the lives of others. But despite his failures, he ultimately sought to follow God and was redeemed by truth and forgiveness. David reflects our own human experience and how God enters into each season of our lives.
David was a paradox. Scriptures call him a man after God’s own heart. He’s known as one of Israel’s greatest kings, yet he was still fully human. He made destructive choices, abused his power, and caused brokenness in the lives of others. But despite his failures, he ultimately sought to follow God and was redeemed by truth and forgiveness. David reflects our own human experience and how God enters into each season of our lives.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based off the Parable of the House Built on Rock.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based on the Parable of the Lost Things and People.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based off the parable of the dinner guests.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based off of the parable of the mustard seed.
In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.
This sermon is based off of the parable of the lamp.
Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.
Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.
Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.
Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.
What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the last three fruits of the Spirit (Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.
What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the second three fruits of the Spirit (Patience, Kindness, and Goodness) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.
What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the first three fruits of the Spirit (Love, Joy, and Peace) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.