Lifecentre: Recent Episodes
Michael Sullivan
Growing together with Jesus to make a difference in our city. We don't pretend to be perfect, but we are in a relentless pursuit of the One who is. And with Jesus as our focus, we strive to reflect His love and grace in all things.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Join us for our Summer 2026 series as we look at three Spiritual Practices: Community, Service, and Witness.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Season Seven runs from September to November. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Proverbs to Isaiah. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing community as we learn to read God’s Word together.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Summertime in Canada brings a chance to relax, get away, and unwind, but it’s also a time when the natural world is full of life and growth. At Lifecentre, we’re taking the summer to intentionally focus on the three spiritual practices of year two of Becoming Heartstrong: generosity, solitude, and scripture. Join us as we grow in these practices together during Summer at Lifecentre.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Happy Mother's Day to all the moms! Today we celebrate not only the moms of the house but also all the women of the house. We believe every woman has made a difference in the lives of those around them and we celebrate you!
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
Season Six runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Ezra to Psalms. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing scripture as we learn to read Gods word together.
We will start in the book of Ezra and make our way through Psalms together. It will be a wonderful journey as we learn about how God is present in the highs and lows of Israel story and our own.
Hope changes everything. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible.Surprisingly, the first moments of Easter Sunday didn’t begin with hope. But this Sunday wasn’t ordinary. It was the turning point of history—the moment when reservation met resurrection.Do you need hope? Anchor your story to the proper side of the resurrection. Let’s step into a better story. A story made possible only by Jesus—only by this Sunday.
Hope changes everything. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible.Surprisingly, the first moments of Easter Sunday didn’t begin with hope. But this Sunday wasn’t ordinary. It was the turning point of history—the moment when reservation met resurrection.Do you need hope? Anchor your story to the proper side of the resurrection. Let’s step into a better story. A story made possible only by Jesus—only by this Sunday.
Hope changes everything. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible.Surprisingly, the first moments of Easter Sunday didn’t begin with hope. But this Sunday wasn’t ordinary. It was the turning point of history—the moment when reservation met resurrection.Do you need hope? Anchor your story to the proper side of the resurrection. Let’s step into a better story. A story made possible only by Jesus—only by this Sunday.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
Can you trust Jesus with one thing when you can’t see everything? Palm Sunday starts Holy Week. Yet, at the triumphal entry of Jesus, we see disciples do three things we can learn much from today. They come, ask, and do what Jesus invites them to do, even when they don’t see the whole picture.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Season Five runs from January to April. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Judges to 2 Chronicles. We’ll also lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing generosity as we learn to give like God.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events. This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through lens of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love looking at the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus – who is God With Us, The Joy of Christmas.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Our 2024 Strong Conference featured Jon Thompson from Sanctus Church. He led us through his work on Convergence, Deliverance, and Perseverance, explicitly inviting the Holy Spirit into our fears. While the conference was for men, you will be blessed and equipped to follow Jesus better while living in contested space as a follower of Jesus. You can purchase any of Jon’s books, such as Convergence, Deliverance, or Perseverance.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Season Four runs from September to December. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Numbers to Joshua. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing solitude as we learn to hunger most for God.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
Join us this summer as we dive deeper into Sabbath, Prayer, and Fasting. Each practice is aimed at deepening our relationship with God and aligning our lives with His will. These practices offer a comprehensive approach to spiritual growth, helping us rest in God’s presence, communicate deeply with Him, and offer our lives as a living sacrifice.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Three runs from April to June. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Genesis to Leviticus. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing fasting as we learn to hunger most for God.
Hope. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible. Surprisingly, the opening moments of the first Easter Sunday don’t begin with hope.Let’s live into a better story. A story in Jesus, only this Sunday, makes it possible!
Hope. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible. Surprisingly, the opening moments of the first Easter Sunday don’t begin with hope.
Hope. With it, anything is possible. Without it, anything is also possible. Surprisingly, the opening moments of the first Easter Sunday don’t begin with hope.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
We hear much today about freedom, whether civil or personal freedoms. Yet, as free as we claim to be, we don’t seem happy. At every turn, there is another person, group, or issue between us and freedom. Today, what Jesus said is solidified by what He does for us. For Jesus, if we never talk about sin, we’ll never understand freedom. O, the wonderful cross.
Can you trust Jesus with one thing when you can’t see everything? Palm Sunday starts Holy Week. Yet, at the triumphal entry of Jesus, we see disciples do three things we can learn much from today. They come, ask, and do what Jesus invites them to do, even when they don’t see the whole picture.
Can you trust Jesus with one thing when you can’t see everything? Palm Sunday starts Holy Week. Yet, at the triumphal entry of Jesus, we see disciples do three things we can learn much from today. They come, ask, and do what Jesus invites them to do, even when they don’t see the whole picture.
Can you trust Jesus with one thing when you can’t see everything? Palm Sunday starts Holy Week. Yet, at the triumphal entry of Jesus, we see disciples do three things we can learn much from today. They come, ask, and do what Jesus invites them to do, even when they don’t see the whole picture.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
In every season, be more like Jesus. Season Two runs from January to March. Together, we’ll journey in the Word from Romans to Revelation. Also, we’ll lean into the Way of Jesus by practicing prayer as we learn to talk and listen to God.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Join us on Christmas Eve. It is a traditional service where we sing carols, share communion, light candles, and celebrate the birth of Jesus together as a family.
Join us on Christmas Eve. It is a traditional service where we sing carols, share communion, light candles, and celebrate the birth of Jesus together as a family.
Join us on Christmas Eve. It is a traditional service where we sing carols, share communion, light candles, and celebrate the birth of Jesus together as a family.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, with victories won only by significant costs.Christmas is a story alluded to over three hundred times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect people and events.This December, join us as we share the Christmas story through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus - who is God With Us.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
You were made for worship. We believe a lifelong adventure in following Jesus is precisely how your heart is formed to be consistently made strong in Christ. This season we will lead you through The Call To Be, a Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath, and teach Matthew - Acts from God's Word.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command? Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Hey there! Have you ever heard the phrase “love your neighbour as yourself"? It's a Biblical command that's been around for centuries and is still as relevant today as it was when it was first written. But what does it really mean to love one another? Is it just about being polite and friendly to those around us? Or is there something deeper and more meaningful behind this command?
Over the course of this sermon series, we will explore what it truly means to love one another. We'll dive into Jesus's teachings and the Bible's wisdom to understand better how we can live out this command in our daily lives. We'll examine how love can be expressed, from acts of service and kindness to forgiveness and sacrifice. We'll also talk about some of the challenges of loving one another, such as dealing with difficult people and navigating conflicts.
Ultimately, our hope is that this series will inspire and challenge you to love others in a deeper and more meaningful way. So whether you're a longtime follower of Jesus or just curious about what it means to love one another, we invite you to join us on this journey. Let's learn and grow together as we seek to Love One Another.
Happy Father's Day everyone! Today, we at Lifecentre, want to remind all the Fathers and all the men, that in Christ you are MORE than enough. Don’t forget: Being strong in the Lord is living our Christian life, experiencing spiritual warfare while learning to use the Lord's resources.
Happy Father's Day everyone! Today, we at Lifecentre, want to remind all the Fathers and all the men, that in Christ you are MORE than enough. Don’t forget: Being strong in the Lord is living our Christian life, experiencing spiritual warfare while learning to use the Lord's resources.
Happy Father's Day everyone! Today, we at Lifecentre, want to remind all the Fathers and all the men, that in Christ you are MORE than enough. Don’t forget: Being strong in the Lord is living our Christian life, experiencing spiritual warfare while learning to use the Lord's resources.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)
There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper.
None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)
There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper.
None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)
There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper.
None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
Happy Mother's Day! The Spirit of God brings LIFE to each one of us. Join us we celebrate the ladies of the church, and all of us are encouraged to COME ALIVE today!
Happy Mother's Day! The Spirit of God brings LIFE to each one of us. Join us we celebrate the ladies of the church, and all of us are encouraged to COME ALIVE today!
Happy Mother's Day! The Spirit of God brings LIFE to each one of us. Join us we celebrate the ladies of the church, and all of us are encouraged to COME ALIVE today!
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for us is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say; God is truly for us. At Easter, we celebrate God does what we could never do ourselves.The whole family is invited to Easter at Lifecentre.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask xthat you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask xthat you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Join us in preparing our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer beginning January 8th. These twenty-one days are an intentional practice for us to be His Church in 2023.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
Some stories stir us to acts of courage, while others strike fear in our hearts. All great stories have moments of loss or despair, each with victories won only by significant costs. Christmas is a story alluded to over 300 times in the Old Testament alone. It is a perfect story amid imperfect events. Christmas is a life-saving rescue mission, and in Jesus, we can receive gifts of peace, joy, and love.Join us at Lifecentre as we celebrate Christmas, God With Us.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
“I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one. They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world. And for their sake I consecrate myself, that they also may be sanctified in truth.” John 17:15–19 (ESV)There are moments in life where the Spirit moves us from where our plans have taken us to where God’s purpose needs us positioned. What is rare is when this occurs simultaneously on an individual and societal level. Together we’re living through a season marked by concurrent crisis. One follows another. As a result, some desire to get back to normal. Others wish to build back better. As followers of Jesus, we need clarity on where God is inviting us to trust Him deeper. None of us arrives at clarity alone, so together let’s anchor in listening, loving, and then leading out where the Holy Spirit is inviting us to follow.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
There are two things that are generally known about Jesus Christ of Nazareth that are beyond historical doubt. First, is that Jesus was crucified. Second, is that Jesus taught in parables. Parables are stories that convey a deeper meaning or truth. Jesus had the means to convey spiritual truth in any matter he preferred yet chose to do so through story and symbol. To follow Jesus, it is important for us to understand and interpret the meaning of these parables for they offer us a window into God’s truth that is often concealed or hidden by this world.
This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.
This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.
This Sunday is student takeover service and we are taking time to glorify God in all generations. Whether you're a student, parent or grandparent join us as we talk about what it looks like to go on mission together. Today we will unpack the story of Elijah and Elisha and see the beauty of unity between generations.
Happy Father's Day!This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Happy Father's Day!This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Happy Father's Day!This week, we are excited to honour the men of the house as we look at the topic of the Intentional Father. Whether you hold the title of father or not, and no matter the relationship you have -- or had -- with your own father, we're confident we can all learn and grow together as we look at the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?God is Jehovah-Jireh. This name means “the God who provides.” Just as He provided yesterday, He will also provide today and tomorrow. He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
This message is for everyone! God is calling you to a powerful place of significance in the body of Christ. It’s time silence the voice of disqualification for what you do matters. The choices you make today matter for future generations of the Church. When you read your Bible it mattersWhen you worship it mattersWhen you forgive it mattersWhen you show up to church every week it mattersWhen you serve the body of Christ it mattersWhen you use your spiritual gifts it mattersYou matter, not only for you but for the future of the church.
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
At a glance, God For Us can be interpreted as arrogance. To infer God works for you is quite a statement. Yet God For Us is the antithesis of arrogance. It is best understood by sharing the story of Easter. Palm to Easter Sunday brings into focus what is meant when we say, God is For Us, which really means God is doing what I can’t do myself.This Easter, the whole family is invited to Lifecentre. Find Provision. Discover strength. Receive salvation. Embrace wisdom, all by seeing Jesus.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do. Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let’s prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let's prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let's prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Starting January 2nd let's prepare our hearts for 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation on following Jesus afresh. This is an intentional practice, for us to be the church in 2022.
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, BUILD YOUR HOUSE, and start with us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Discover joy. Experience hope. Celebrate Jesus. This Christmas, the whole family is invited to embrace the birth of Jesus. God is With Us!
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our prayer isn't just a returning to face-to-face; it's heart-to-heart.
You've seen the scene. Following a storm, people return home to see what still stands. Together we have all just lived through a long season. While we firmly believe the Holy Spirit is moving to continue building His Church, this is a season of recovery, of rebuilding. It is also a season of opportunity, dreaming not only what was but what God may desire to do.
Our world has changed. The church needs building blocks to see God's House flourish in a post-Christian world. As we look back over the past stormy season, Jesus the Chief Cornerstone remains perfectly in place. Yet what the storm revealed needs to be healed. Things are not the same; still, Jesus never changes. So why settle for back to normal, when the Spirit can gather us for something new?
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
Our world desires change, desperately. We know what we don’t want, but how we engage change is as essential as the desire to see change itself. Together we trust what Jesus has to say about love, about forgiveness, but do we trust what Jesus says about spiritual conflict? As Richard Lovelace says, “The instruments through which God works in the church are human beings. If our hearts and minds are not transformed, we are like musicians playing untuned instruments…it seems much of the church’s warfare today is fought by blindfolded soldiers who can’t see the forces ranged against them, who are buffeted by invisible opponents and respond by striking one another.”
Join us as we turn to Jesus, get in tune with one another, and then turn our focus against our common enemy.
We know that our young people are not only the Church of tomorrow, they are already the Church of today! Join us for our special Student Takeover service as we hear from our generations team and celebrate what God is going in our students.
We know that our young people are not only the Church of tomorrow, they are already the Church of today! Join us for our special Student Takeover service as we hear from our generations team and celebrate what God is going in our students.
Happy Father's Day
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
Happy Father's Day
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
Happy Father's Day
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
This year we have looked at living, looking, loving, and listening more like Jesus. To conclude our year long series we must look at leading more like Jesus. Together we each have been entrusted with the Good News, Spiritual Gifts, and a ministry of reconciliation. It is true some have leadership spiritual gifts and callings, it is devastatingly untrue if you believe you can’t make a Jesus-sized difference.
We have different roles, assignments, boundaries, and parts to play - but we are the singular interdependent body of Christ. Join us in learning from the greatest leader the world have ever witnessed. Together, let’s all be leading more like Jesus.
We like, follow, share, talk and retweet, but do we listen? Do we know how to distinguish the voice of God from the voice of the enemy? How about listening to voices of the past? What about the ones in the present, speaking about the future?
Conversely, Jesus knew how to listen. He follow the voice of the Father. Resisted the voice of the enemy. Respected the voices from the past, and spoke in the present about our desired future. Being more like Jesus means learning how to listen like Jesus.
Happy Mother's Day! We want to say Happy Mother's Day to all the moms. We know that Mother’s Day can be a day of celebration and can also be a day of deep pain. Jesus loves you and so do we and we celebrate every woman today!
We like, follow, share, talk and retweet, but do we listen? Do we know how to distinguish the voice of God from the voice of the enemy? How about listening to voices of the past? What about the ones in the present, speaking about the future?
Conversely, Jesus knew how to listen. He follow the voice of the Father. Resisted the voice of the enemy. Respected the voices from the past, and spoke in the present about our desired future. Being more like Jesus means learning how to listen like Jesus.
We like, follow, share, talk and retweet, but do we listen? Do we know how to distinguish the voice of God from the voice of the enemy? How about listening to voices of the past? What about the ones in the present, speaking about the future?
Conversely, Jesus knew how to listen. He follow the voice of the Father. Resisted the voice of the enemy. Respected the voices from the past, and spoke in the present about our desired future. Being more like Jesus means learning how to listen like Jesus.
Lifecentre and Race: a powerful discussion about Racism and Ethnic Discrimination. Join us as we lean into the discomfort, own our sin and learn to love each other better through teaching and discussion panel.
We like, follow, share, talk and retweet, but do we listen? Do we know how to distinguish the voice of God from the voice of the enemy? How about listening to voices of the past? What about the ones in the present, speaking about the future?
Conversely, Jesus knew how to listen. He follow the voice of the Father. Resisted the voice of the enemy. Respected the voices from the past, and spoke in the present about our desired future. Being more like Jesus means learning how to listen like Jesus.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
This Easter there is much unknown. Will we be in person? Online as last year? While this might be unclear, looking back to the first Easter season provides us absolute clarity - God is for us.
This Easter, invite someone to join you at Lifecentre from Palm to Easter Sunday.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
Lifecentre, March 7th marks the celebrating 40th Anniversary of Lifecentre! Today we celebrate and honour God's faithfulness to Lifecentre in the city of Ottawa and the many men and women who have served, poured into, and prayed for Lifecentre over the years. Today, just as on that first day we rest in this holy, simple truth: Love never fails.
Join us today as we take a trip down memory lane in honour of the past and look boldly forward to the continued hope and faithfulness of God to come!
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
End times? Conspiracy Theories? Vaccinations? What is God saying to the church in COVID-19? Join us for a unique Sunday where together we address your questions in six minute blocks of Clarifying Conversations.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
Starting January 3, we begin 21 Days of Prayer where we fix our firsts and focus our spiritual formation to grow deeper in our relationship with Jesus and others. This is an intentional practice for those who desire to be More Like Jesus in 2021.
Our collective heart is to answer the prayer of Jesus found in John 17:10–11: “All mine are yours, and yours are mine, and I am glorified in them. And I am no longer in the world, but they are in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, keep them in your name, which you have given me, that they may be one, even as we are one.”
Lord, in the power of the Holy Spirit, make us one.
All kinds of experiences can occur at the mention of a name. Emotions ranging from feeling butterflies to dread. Seeing a name on a list can cause your heart to soar, or drop within you. At Christmas we stop to reflect a singular name found in the first Christmas story. “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). Matthew 1:23.
This Christmas isn’t like any other, this we know. Looking back we see the first Christmas season also wasn’t always what we make it to be. Yet, as they were then, to we are today - this one thing gift remains constant - God is with us. This December, invite someone to join you as we journey from promise to potential. After all, Christmas isn’t a story about just any name, it’s about one Name, still greater than all others.
All kinds of experiences can occur at the mention of a name. Emotions ranging from feeling butterflies to dread. Seeing a name on a list can cause your heart to soar, or drop within you. At Christmas we stop to reflect a singular name found in the first Christmas story. “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). Matthew 1:23.
This Christmas isn’t like any other, this we know. Looking back we see the first Christmas season also wasn’t always what we make it to be. Yet, as they were then, to we are today - this one thing gift remains constant - God is with us. This December, invite someone to join you as we journey from promise to potential. After all, Christmas isn’t a story about just any name, it’s about one Name, still greater than all others.
All kinds of experiences can occur at the mention of a name. Emotions ranging from feeling butterflies to dread. Seeing a name on a list can cause your heart to soar, or drop within you. At Christmas we stop to reflect a singular name found in the first Christmas story. “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). Matthew 1:23.
This Christmas isn’t like any other, this we know. Looking back we see the first Christmas season also wasn’t always what we make it to be. Yet, as they were then, to we are today - this one thing gift remains constant - God is with us. This December, invite someone to join you as we journey from promise to potential. After all, Christmas isn’t a story about just any name, it’s about one Name, still greater than all others.
All kinds of experiences can occur at the mention of a name. Emotions ranging from feeling butterflies to dread. Seeing a name on a list can cause your heart to soar, or drop within you. At Christmas we stop to reflect a singular name found in the first Christmas story. “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel” (which means, God with us). Matthew 1:23.
This Christmas isn’t like any other, this we know. Looking back we see the first Christmas season also wasn’t always what we make it to be. Yet, as they were then, to we are today - this one thing gift remains constant - God is with us. This December, invite someone to join you as we journey from promise to potential. After all, Christmas isn’t a story about just any name, it’s about one Name, still greater than all others.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
What does it mean to be more like Jesus? When much remains uncertain, there is solid ground. To live this way means we need to be transformed, from the inside out. Through teaching, practice, community, and the Holy Spirit, we can be more like Jesus.
If we were to rewind time a few thousand years, there were followers of The Way. They too faced upheaval, the threat of constant change. Yet their lives stand today, because of a singular truth, they were followers of Jesus. They re-organized their lives around three aims. 1. Be with Jesus. 2. Become like Jesus, and 3. Do what Jesus did.
That's it and this an entire life's pursuit. It is not just a service on a Sunday, but a "way" of living in community around the teachings of Jesus. We believe this is the prayer of our city, for the church of Jesus to be more like Jesus.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Things are different, they are not the same. Yet what if you have been uniquely gifted by the Holy Spirit, for a time just like today? We believe the Bible. It takes the whole church, to be the church of Jesus in a city.
We often speak, and rightfully so, of how we are becoming more like Jesus. Yet have you ever thought of how Jesus became human, like us? Though always God, Jesus deliberately chose to limit His divine attributes and power in order not only to show us who God is but also to demonstrate for us what the normal Christian life should look like.
Who wants normal, when we can see so much more!
Whether Online, Home Campus or in person everyone is welcome to Different, a Summer at Lifecentre.
Today is going to be a little bit different, and here is what we want to do together. We want to share where we’ve been, what are the problems, and where we are going from now until the Fall.
We grow people who make a difference by inviting everyone to be involved in ministry because every believer in Jesus is a builder. It takes the whole church, to be His church for our city.
We grow people who make a difference by inviting everyone to be involved in ministry because every believer in Jesus is a builder. It takes the whole church, to be His church for our city.
We grow people who make a difference by inviting everyone to be involved in ministry because every believer in Jesus is a builder. It takes the whole church, to be His church for our city.
Join us for this special Pentecost Sunday service as we discuss the heart we all carry as followers of Jesus.
Character comes before gifting. Our character isn’t value neutral. How we live, love, and lead matters. Gifting is good. Purpose has its place. But Christ-like character always stands above.
Character comes before gifting. Our character isn’t value neutral. How we live, love, and lead matters. Gifting is good. Purpose has its place. But Christ-like character always stands above.
Character comes before gifting. Our character isn’t value neutral. How we live, love, and lead matters. Gifting is good. Purpose has its place. But Christ-like character always stands above.
Character comes before gifting. Our character isn’t value neutral. How we live, love, and lead matters. Gifting is good. Purpose has its place. But Christ-like character always stands above.
People need Jesus today. We do things with a sense of urgency because every day people live, leave, and die without knowing Jesus. Living lost one more day, is one too many.
People need Jesus today. We do things with a sense of urgency because every day people live, leave, and die without knowing Jesus. Living lost one more day, is one too many.
Today, in many ways, better is a dangerous word. We like different, because it guards our desire for fairness. Yet what if the goal of God wasn’t fair, but freedom? What if the original Easter was Jesus making a better way for us? What if Jesus is not only the better, but the only way? Join us for Easter at Lifecentre where we share how the precious blood of Christ speaks a…better Word.
Today, in many ways, better is a dangerous word. We like different, because it guards our desire for fairness. Yet what if the goal of God wasn’t fair, but freedom? What if the original Easter was Jesus making a better way for us? What if Jesus is not only the better, but the only way? Join us for Easter at Lifecentre where we share how the precious blood of Christ speaks a…better Word.
Today, in many ways, better is a dangerous word. We like different, because it guards our desire for fairness. Yet what if the goal of God wasn’t fair, but freedom? What if the original Easter was Jesus making a better way for us? What if Jesus is not only the better, but the only way? Join us for Easter at Lifecentre where we share how the precious blood of Christ speaks a…better Word.
Jesus’s love never fails. Our love for others therefore isn’t negotiable. Without love, we’re just making noise. When we fall short, we are trusting in the never-failing love of Jesus to make up the gap.
Jesus’s love never fails. Our love for others therefore isn’t negotiable. Without love, we’re just making noise. When we fall short, we are trusting in the never-failing love of Jesus to make up the gap.
Jesus’s love never fails. Our love for others therefore isn’t negotiable. Without love, we’re just making noise. When we fall short, we are trusting in the never-failing love of Jesus to make up the gap.
Jesus's love never fails. Our love for others therefore isn't negotiable. Without love, we're just making noise. When we fall short, we are trusting in the never-failing love of Jesus to make up the gap.
All of me, more of Jesus. We bring our everything. We set lofty goals. We try, and then try again. Jesus sets us free from the traps of perfectionism and comparison. We bring our best, but He is always greater.
All of me, more of Jesus. We bring our everything. We set lofty goals. We try, and then try again. Jesus sets us free from the traps of perfectionism and comparison. We bring our best, but He is always greater.
All of me, more of Jesus. We bring our everything. We set lofty goals. We try, and then try again. Jesus sets us free from the traps of perfectionism and comparison. We bring our best, but He is always greater.
All of me, more of Jesus. We bring our everything. We set lofty goals. We try, and then try again. Jesus sets us free from the traps of perfectionism and comparison. We bring our best, but He is always greater.
Jesus is our focus. Our constant compass. We are always changing. He is perfect, alone remaining unchanged. Join us this January as we talk about living life with Jesus as our focus.
Jesus is our focus. Our constant compass. We are always changing. He is perfect, alone remaining unchanged. Join us this January as we talk about living life with Jesus as our focus.
Jesus is our focus. Our constant compass. We are always changing. He is perfect, alone remaining unchanged. Join us this January as we talk about living life with Jesus as our focus.
Jesus is our focus. Our constant compass. We are always changing. He is perfect, alone remaining unchanged. Join us this January as we talk about living life with Jesus as our focus.
This Christmas we have a singular desire for you to know one thing.
You're not alone.
Jesus is with us in every moment. He's with us through the pain. He comforts us in the waiting. He gives us courage when we feel anxious. Join us in December as we go through each of the words of Luke 2:11.
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas
This Christmas we have a singular desire for you to know one thing.
You're not alone.
Jesus is with us in every moment. He's with us through the pain. He comforts us in the waiting. He gives us courage when we feel anxious. Join us in December as we go through each of the words of Luke 2:11.
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas
This Christmas we have a singular desire for you to know one thing.
You're not alone.
Jesus is with us in every moment. He's with us through the pain. He comforts us in the waiting. He gives us courage when we feel anxious. Join us in December as we go through each of the words of Luke 2:11.
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas
This Christmas we have a singular desire for you to know one thing.
You're not alone.
Jesus is with us in every moment. He's with us through the pain. He comforts us in the waiting. He gives us courage when we feel anxious. Join us in December as we go through each of the words of Luke 2:11.
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas
This Christmas we have a singular desire for you to know one thing.
You're not alone.
Jesus is with us in every moment. He's with us through the pain. He comforts us in the waiting. He gives us courage when we feel anxious. Join us in December as we go through each of the words of Luke 2:11.
"For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord."
Merry Christmas
We serve God by serving others whole-heartedly. Our service positions us to best see others. We care about people first before we think about what they can offer. We endeavour to look for the best in each other.
Join us this November as we talk about being a servant to others.
We serve God by serving others whole-heartedly. Our service positions us to best see others. We care about people first before we think about what they can offer. We endeavour to look for the best in each other.
Join us this November as we talk about being a servant to others.
We serve God by serving others whole-heartedly. Our service positions us to best see others. We care about people first before we think about what they can offer. We endeavour to look for the best in each other.
Join us this November as we talk about being a servant to others.
We serve God by serving others whole-heartedly. Our service positions us to best see others. We care about people first before we think about what they can offer. We endeavour to look for the best in each other.
Join us this November as we talk about being a servant to others.
We give generously with joy. Our generosity is a reflection of our love. Never a percentage, or a duty, but a delight. We start where others stop. Generosity changes lives - ours and those we are blessing.
Join us this October as we talk about living a generous life.
We give generously with joy. Our generosity is a reflection of our love. Never a percentage, or a duty, but a delight. We start where others stop. Generosity changes lives - ours and those we are blessing.
Join us this October as we talk about living a generous life.
We give generously with joy. Our generosity is a reflection of our love. Never a percentage, or a duty, but a delight. We start where others stop. Generosity changes lives - ours and those we are blessing.
Join us this October as we talk about living a generous life.
We give generously with joy. Our generosity is a reflection of our love. Never a percentage, or a duty, but a delight. We start where others stop. Generosity changes lives - ours and those we are blessing.
Join us as we talk about living a generous life.
We trust the Holy Spirit is moving. As a result, our posture is worship. Whether with song, service, or measured in taking a step, we engage with hungry, humble, and holy hearts expecting the Holy Spirit is moving.
Join us as we talk about living life expecting the Holy Spirit to move.
We trust the Holy Spirit is moving. As a result, our posture is worship. Whether with song, service, or measured in taking a step, we engage with hungry, humble, and holy hearts expecting the Holy Spirit is moving.
Join us as we talk about living life expecting the Holy Spirit to move.
We trust the Holy Spirit is moving. As a result, our posture is worship. Whether with song, service, or measured in taking a step, we engage with hungry, humble, and holy hearts expecting the Holy Spirit is moving.
Join us as we talk about living life expecting the Holy Spirit to move.
We trust the Holy Spirit is moving. As a result, our posture is worship. Whether with song, service, or measured in taking a step, we engage with hungry, humble, and holy hearts expecting the Holy Spirit is moving.
Join us as we talk about living life expecting the Holy Spirit to move.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Nothing beats Summer! It's a great time with friends and family, vacationing, staying up late, BBQing, you name it! It's also a great time to live life according to God's purpose on our lives. We are called to love others and share the goodness that God has given us. Make this the best summer ever by living life to the fullest, loving and and serving others, and pursuing God like never before.
Join us for The Best Summer Ever as we look at eleven words which articulate God's love engaging with the heart of humanity.
Life can be challenging, and situations can be overwhelming at times, but in the midst of difficult and seemingly hopeless moment in our lives we can know that Jesus is still above it all, we can know that Jesus is over everything He has full control of your situation and he is able to do the impossible in and through your life. We must learn to train our minds and teach our hearts to see life with a Jesus perspective. We must allow God to reshape the way that we view life from a place of fear to a place where we know Jesus over everything!
Peter’s denial of Jesus is a story widely known in the gospels. What often goes ‘under the radar’ is how Jesus promises restoration to Peter even before Peter denies Jesus. Jesus prays, restores, and empowers Peter to ‘strengthen the brothers’, something we see Peter doing in the book of Acts. Jesus embodies the spirit of a true Father who comes alongside each of us and says “Through my Holy Spirit, you got this!” We then, like Peter, can be people who embody the spirit of an advocate with those around us.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Join us as we stir up controversy, and step into hot water talking about two topics - tolerance and sexuality.
Controversy. Hot Water. Jesus didn't shy away from stirring or stepping into either. Yet He did so differently than anyone else had before. Simultaneously Jesus challenges the status quo, offers acceptance, while calling humanity higher - back to a purpose in which we were designed to flourish within.
Join us as we stir up controversy, and step into hot water talking about two topics - tolerance and sexuality.
This Easter when you look at the cross of Jesus, we want you to see perfect love. No greater love than this. But don’t stop looking there. Look beyond, because Love went beyond the cross. See the empty tomb and embrace Love’s conquering power. Paul writes in Romans, "Because God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." So whether you grew up in church or church on Easter is the farthest thing from your mind, you and your family are so welcome to join us for Easter at Lifecentre. Easter is for everyone, because it’s all about the love of Jesus.
This Easter when you look at the cross of Jesus, we want you to see perfect love. No greater love than this. But don't stop looking there. Look beyond, because Love went beyond the cross. See the empty tomb and embrace Love's conquering power. Paul writes in Romans, "Because God shows His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us."
So whether you grew up in church or church on Easter is the farthest thing from your mind, you and your family are so welcome to join us for Easter at Lifecentre.
Easter is for everyone, because it's all about the love of Jesus.