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We are part of the larger People Becoming the Church Movement, and we would love for you to be a part of the movement! This podcast is meant to create intentional conversations and communities around what it means to be the church in North Kitsap and beyond.
What if the most powerful thing you say this week is a word of encouragement? In Week 4 of our Watch Your Mouth series, discover why encouragement is the secret ingredient that strengthens relationships, builds the church, and reflects the heart of Jesus. Learn how God can use your words to bring hope, healing, and life to those around you.
In a world increasingly divided by competing narratives and conflicting voices, we're challenged to anchor ourselves in absolute truth. This message reminds us that truth isn't merely a concept or philosophy—it's a person, and His name is Jesus. Drawing from John 18 where Pilate asks Jesus, 'What is truth?', we're confronted with the reality that Jesus Himself declared, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life.' The sermon explores how we navigate the tension between Christ and culture, moving beyond paradoxes where our Sunday faith stays separate from our Monday through Saturday lives. Instead, we're called to be transformative agents who bring Christ's truth into every corner of our broken world. The Word of God serves as our foundation, pointing consistently from Genesis to Revelation toward Jesus, who exemplifies truth lived out in human form. Meanwhile, we're warned that the devil—the father of lies—works tirelessly to plant deceptions in our hearts and minds. Behind every sin we commit lies a belief in something false, whether it's 'God won't provide,' 'I'm not enough,' or 'I must manage my own image.' The liberating message is found in John 8:32: 'You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.' When we replace the enemy's lies with God's truth, we experience genuine freedom and become unified as the church, fulfilling Jesus' prayer in John 17 that we would be one so the world would believe.
What does it truly mean to follow Jesus in our everyday lives? This powerful message challenges us to move beyond theoretical Christianity and embrace the practical call of discipleship. At the heart of this exploration is the Great Commission from Matthew 28:19-20, where Jesus commands us not just to believe, but to go, baptize, and teach others to obey everything He commanded. The beauty of this call is that it's not reserved for religious professionals or seminary graduates—it's for every single one of us, right where we work, live, and play.
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is often the very thing God uses to prepare us for the next chapter He’s writing.
In Starting Again, we’ll discover how God meets us in the lowest moments and turns pain into purpose. Each week reveals a new side of His faithfulness—how He redeems our failures, restores our families, and renews our hope. You won’t want to miss a single week of this journey as we learn together that with God, setbacks are often setups for new beginnings.
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is often the very thing God uses to prepare us for the next chapter He’s writing.
In Starting Again, we’ll discover how God meets us in the lowest moments and turns pain into purpose. Each week reveals a new side of His faithfulness—how He redeems our failures, restores our families, and renews our hope. You won’t want to miss a single week of this journey as we learn together that with God, setbacks are often setups for new beginnings.
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is often the very thing God uses to prepare us for the next chapter He’s writing.
In Starting Again, we’ll discover how God meets us in the lowest moments and turns pain into purpose. Each week reveals a new side of His faithfulness—how He redeems our failures, restores our families, and renews our hope. You won’t want to miss a single week of this journey as we learn together that with God, setbacks are often setups for new beginnings.
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is often the very thing God uses to prepare us for the next chapter He’s writing.
In Starting Again, we’ll discover how God meets us in the lowest moments and turns pain into purpose. Each week reveals a new side of His faithfulness—how He redeems our failures, restores our families, and renews our hope. You won’t want to miss a single week of this journey as we learn together that with God, setbacks are often setups for new beginnings.
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is often the very thing God uses to prepare us for the next chapter He’s writing.
In Starting Again, we’ll discover how God meets us in the lowest moments and turns pain into purpose. Each week reveals a new side of His faithfulness—how He redeems our failures, restores our families, and renews our hope. You won’t want to miss a single week of this journey as we learn together that with God, setbacks are often setups for new beginnings.
This message invites us into a profound exploration of what it truly means to experience the joy of the Lord as our strength during the Christmas season and beyond. Drawing from Luke 2:21-38, we encounter two remarkable figures—Simeon and Anna—who teach us that joy is not dependent on our circumstances but anchored in a person: Jesus Christ. Simeon, filled with the Holy Spirit, recognizes the infant Messiah when others see only an ordinary baby, reminding us that joy enables us to see what others miss. His prophecy to Mary about the sword that would pierce her soul reveals another truth: the joy of the Lord gives us strength to endure even the most painful seasons of life. Anna, an elderly widow who spent her days in worship, fasting, and prayer, shows us that joy naturally leads to worship and becomes our witness to the world. These ancient testimonies challenge us to examine where we're placing our joy—in changing situations or in the unchanging Christ. As we navigate empty chairs at holiday tables, broken relationships, financial pressures, or uncertain futures, we're reminded that weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Christmas declares that morning has come. The message powerfully connects joy to God's favor, not something we earn but freely given through grace. When we truly grasp that the baby in the manger grew up to hang on a tree so we could receive forgiveness, it transforms our understanding of every gift under our Christmas trees. This joy sees beyond the visible, sustains us through suffering, compels us to worship, empowers our witness, and reveals God's favor on our lives.
This message takes us deep into Luke chapter 2, where we discover why the gospel truly is good news for all people, not just a select few. The angel's appearance to shepherds—society's most overlooked and marginalized workers—reveals something profound about God's heart: He doesn't show up first to the religious elite or the powerful, but to ordinary, broken people who know they need a Savior. We're reminded that this same pattern continues today. The good news offers us five transformative realities: our sins are completely forgiven, not partially but entirely cleansed; we can produce lasting spiritual fruit through the Holy Spirit living within us; we don't have to carry our burdens alone because we're in community together; we carry a message of hope as Christ's ambassadors; and we have an eternal home with Jesus. The story of the woman caught in adultery powerfully illustrates this forgiveness—when Jesus says 'go and sin no more,' it's not just a command to stop sinning, but a declaration that sin no longer defines us. The shame is gone. The accusers are silenced. We're invited to live lighter, freer, and more joyfully because the debt has been paid in full. This Christmas season, we're challenged to ask ourselves: How is the gospel good news for me personally? What burdens am I still carrying that Jesus wants to lift? And who in my life needs to hear this message of hope?
Luke’s gospel highlights God’s heart for all people—the
poor, the outsider, the forgotten. In a Roman world of
oppression and fear, the announcement of 'great joy' was
revolutionary. Joy was not found in Caesar’s peace but in
Christ’s presence. Today, we live in another weary world,
chasing happiness in consumption and control. The angel’s
words cut through the noise: the good news of great joy is
for everyone, everywhere.
When we miss Thanksgiving – I think we miss a lot of other things. It impacts our relationships, our well-being, and our faith. Instead of looking at what we have to be thankful for...we look at what we don’t have or what others have and we begin to commit a little sin that’s rarely talked about … Envy
Thanksgiving matters because gratitude anchors us to God on the holiday — and forms us into the people God created us to be the other 364 days of the year.
Here’s the danger of a society, a nation, a church, a family, a person that doesn’t stop to give thanks … they begin to rot from the inside.
Have you ever had something rot? This Thanksgiving and Holiday Season learn about the Three Enemies of Gratefulness: HURRY, COMPARISON, ENTITLEMENT.
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in one area . . . or we are trying to protect ourselves from the destructive stress of where we think we are failing? I think we are afraid that people will find out that we are not enough. What if instead of being afraid, your whole life could be healthy, happy, and filled with love?
The secret to this is the number one thing Jesus thinks we need to know. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment...“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind... and love your neighbor as yourself.”
God doesn’t want you just to love one area of your life. He wants your whole life to be healthy, happy, and filled with love.
In this series, we’ll discover how to stop segmenting our lives into areas, and begin to see our whole life as ministry.
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in one area . . . or we are trying to protect ourselves from the destructive stress of where we think we are failing? I think we are afraid that people will find out that we are not enough. What if instead of being afraid, your whole life could be healthy, happy, and filled with love?
The secret to this is the number one thing Jesus thinks we need to know. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment...“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind... and love your neighbor as yourself.”
God doesn’t want you just to love one area of your life. He wants your whole life to be healthy, happy, and filled with love.
In this series, we’ll discover how to stop segmenting our lives into areas, and begin to see our whole life as ministry.
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in one area . . . or we are trying to protect ourselves from the destructive stress of where we think we are failing? I think we are afraid that people will find out that we are not enough. What if instead of being afraid, your whole life could be healthy, happy, and filled with love?
The secret to this is the number one thing Jesus thinks we need to know. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment...“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind... and love your neighbor as yourself.”
God doesn’t want you just to love one area of your life. He wants your whole life to be healthy, happy, and filled with love.
In this series, we’ll discover how to stop segmenting our lives into areas, and begin to see our whole life as ministry.
In this message, we're challenged to examine how open our hearts truly are to God's love. The parable of the sower from Matthew 13 serves as a central metaphor, urging us to consider what type of 'soil' our hearts represent. Are we like the footpath, needing more understanding? The rocky soil, requiring deeper roots? Or the thorny ground, needing to create more space for God's word? The ultimate goal is to cultivate good soil - a fully open heart that produces a bountiful harvest. We're reminded that faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. This message encourages us to confront the barriers that close our hearts, such as pride, unresolved pain, and pressure without deep roots. By embracing confession, repentance, gratitude, and Christ-centered community, we can keep our hearts open to receive and share God's limitless love. This teaching invites us to reflect on our spiritual growth and challenges us to live with hearts wide open to God's transformative love.
In this message, we're challenged to examine how open our hearts truly are to God's love. The parable of the sower from Matthew 13 serves as a central metaphor, urging us to consider what type of 'soil' our hearts represent. Are we like the footpath, needing more understanding? The rocky soil, requiring deeper roots? Or the thorny ground, needing to create more space for God's word? The ultimate goal is to cultivate good soil - a fully open heart that produces a bountiful harvest. We're reminded that faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. This message encourages us to confront the barriers that close our hearts, such as pride, unresolved pain, and pressure without deep roots. By embracing confession, repentance, gratitude, and Christ-centered community, we can keep our hearts open to receive and share God's limitless love. This teaching invites us to reflect on our spiritual growth and challenges us to live with hearts wide open to God's transformative love.
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in one area . . . or we are trying to protect ourselves from the destructive stress of where we think we are failing? I think we are afraid that people will find out that we are not enough. What if instead of being afraid, your whole life could be healthy, happy, and filled with love?
The secret to this is the number one thing Jesus thinks we need to know. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment...“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind... and love your neighbor as yourself.”
God doesn’t want you just to love one area of your life. He wants your whole life to be healthy, happy, and filled with love. In this series, we’ll discover how to stop segmenting our lives into areas, and begin to see our whole life as ministry.
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in one area . . . or we are trying to protect ourselves from the destructive stress of where we think we are failing? I think we are afraid that people will find out that we are not enough. What if instead of being afraid, your whole life could be healthy, happy, and filled with love?
The secret to this is the number one thing Jesus thinks we need to know. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment...“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your soul and all your mind... and love your neighbor as yourself.”
God doesn’t want you just to love one area of your life. He wants your whole life to be healthy, happy, and filled with love. In this series, we’ll discover how to stop segmenting our lives into areas, and begin to see our whole life as ministry.
The church is not a building, a business, or a religious organization. The church is the body of Christ – people on a mission together with Jesus. That’s what the Bible says and that is what Jesus taught.
The church is not a building, a business, or a religious organization. The church is the body of Christ – people on a mission together with Jesus. That’s what the Bible says and that is what Jesus taught.
The church is not a building, a business, or a religious organization. The church is the body of Christ – people on a mission together with Jesus. That’s what the Bible says and that is what Jesus taught.
The church is not a building, a business, or a religious organization. The church is the body of Christ – people on a mission together with Jesus. That’s what the Bible says and that is what Jesus taught.
The church is not a building, a business, or a religious organization. The church is the body of Christ – people on a mission together with Jesus. That’s what the Bible says and that is what Jesus taught.
Today, we delve into a challenging question: 'Isn't the church full of hypocrites?' This exploration takes us on a journey through the 'ladder of hypocrisy' and the 'steps of grace.' We learn that hypocrisy isn't about being imperfect, but about wearing a mask to deceive others and ourselves. Jesus's teachings, particularly in Matthew 6, 7, and 23, warn us against this deceptive practice. The ladder of hypocrisy begins with a desire for appearances and can lead to entrenchment in a false identity. However, for every rung on this ladder, there's a corresponding step of grace. We're encouraged to fear God instead of seeking appearances, practice integrity over inconsistency, and embrace confession rather than cover-ups. By saturating ourselves in Scripture, living in humility, and practicing accountability, we can break free from hypocrisy's grip. This message reminds us that God doesn't want performers in His kingdom, but authentic children walking in the light of His grace. It challenges us to examine our own lives, drop our masks, and embrace the transformative power of living authentically in Christ.
Kids Matter to God. Whenever the disciples got off mission, Jesus put a kid in front of them. He said the Kingdom belongs to such as these . . . And to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, we have to become like “little children”.
Kids matter to God. And they matter to us.
During this series, listen for the way you can impact the kids who are in your life, but also listen for what God wants to say to YOU. Four things every kid needs to hear – even us – children of God.
Our core identity is that we were created in the image of God – fully loved – fully complete in his love. So, the truth we teach this month – it’s for you, too.
Kids Matter to God. Whenever the disciples got off mission, Jesus put a kid in front of them. He said the Kingdom belongs to such as these . . . And to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, we have to become like “little children”.
Kids matter to God. And they matter to us.
During this series, listen for the way you can impact the kids who are in your life, but also listen for what God wants to say to YOU. Four things every kid needs to hear – even us – children of God.
Our core identity is that we were created in the image of God – fully loved – fully complete in his love. So, the truth we teach this month – it’s for you, too.
In this message, we're reminded that the battle doesn't belong to us - it belongs to the Lord. Drawing from Ephesians 6, we explore the spiritual armor God provides for our protection and empowerment. This isn't just ancient metaphor; it's a vital truth for our daily lives. We're called to put on the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, and the shoes of peace. These aren't just defensive measures, but equip us to stand firm in a world of chaos. The shield of faith and the sword of the Spirit - God's Word - are our weapons against the enemy's lies. This armor isn't about our strength, but about relying on God's mighty power. It's a powerful reminder that in Christ, we're already victorious. How might our lives change if we truly believed and lived this truth every day?
In this message, we're challenged to live as 'people of light' in a world often filled with darkness. Drawing from Ephesians 5, we're reminded that our identity in Christ should radically transform how we live. The metaphor of light and darkness vividly illustrates the contrast between a life rooted in Christ and one without Him. As believers, we're called to 'carefully determine what pleases the Lord,' not out of obligation, but as a natural outflow of our new identity. This isn't about behavior modification, but about living in a way that reflects the transformative power of the gospel. We're encouraged to ask ourselves, 'Does this please the Lord?' in every aspect of our lives - from our social media posts to our relationships. This intentional, thoughtful living can make our lives a powerful testimony, shining the light of Christ in our communities and beyond.
In Ephesians 4, we're challenged to reach our fullest potential within the church. This powerful message reminds us that despite our past or perceived unworthiness, God calls each of us to a unique purpose. The key is embracing humility and patience, understanding that we're all imperfect people serving a perfect Savior. We're encouraged to recognize our individual gifts - whether as apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, or teachers - and use them to build up the body of Christ. This unity in diversity allows the church to thrive, not just survive. The central theme urges us to move beyond our track record and step into the potential God sees in us, empowered by His grace and truth. As we apply this in our lives, we're called to be active participants in our faith journey, not spectators on the sidelines.
In this exploration of God's grace and mercy, we delve into Ephesians 2:1-10, uncovering the transformative power of Christ's love. We're reminded that sin doesn't just make us bad - it renders us spiritually dead. But through God's incredible mercy and grace, we're not only spared what we deserve, but we're given far more than we could ever earn. This message challenges us to see ourselves as God's masterpieces, crafted with intention and purpose. The imagery of being seated with Christ at God's table beautifully illustrates our new identity and authority in Him. As we internalize this truth, we're empowered to live out our calling with unshakable confidence, knowing that our worth comes not from our achievements, but from God's love for us. This grace-filled perspective invites us to extend the same mercy and grace to others, becoming conduits of God's love in a world desperately in need of it.
In this exploration of God's grace and mercy, we delve into Ephesians 2:1-10, uncovering the transformative power of Christ's love. We're reminded that sin doesn't just make us bad - it renders us spiritually dead. But through God's incredible mercy and grace, we're not only spared what we deserve, but we're given far more than we could ever earn. This message challenges us to see ourselves as God's masterpieces, crafted with intention and purpose. The imagery of being seated with Christ at God's table beautifully illustrates our new identity and authority in Him. As we internalize this truth, we're empowered to live out our calling with unshakable confidence, knowing that our worth comes not from our achievements, but from God's love for us. This grace-filled perspective invites us to extend the same mercy and grace to others, becoming conduits of God's love in a world desperately in need of it.
In this exploration of God's grace and mercy, we delve into Ephesians 2:1-10, uncovering the transformative power of Christ's love. We're reminded that sin doesn't just make us bad - it renders us spiritually dead. But through God's incredible mercy and grace, we're not only spared what we deserve, but we're given far more than we could ever earn. This message challenges us to see ourselves as God's masterpieces, crafted with intention and purpose. The imagery of being seated with Christ at God's table beautifully illustrates our new identity and authority in Him. As we internalize this truth, we're empowered to live out our calling with unshakable confidence, knowing that our worth comes not from our achievements, but from God's love for us. This grace-filled perspective invites us to extend the same mercy and grace to others, becoming conduits of God's love in a world desperately in need of it.
In this exploration of Ephesians, we're invited to discover our true calling in Christ. The message centers on Ephesians 4:1, urging us to 'lead a life worthy of your calling.' We learn that our identity isn't found in our current roles or assignments, but in our deeper purpose as children of God. The speaker beautifully distinguishes between our identity in Christ, our calling, and our temporary assignments. This perspective shift can revolutionize how we view our lives and purpose. We're reminded that God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing and that the Holy Spirit is our guarantee of God's promises. This message challenges us to step out in faith, embracing the confidence that comes from living out our calling, not from our own strength, but through the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us.
In this message, we're reminded that we are chosen by God for a profound purpose. The central theme revolves around John 15, where Jesus uses the analogy of the vine and branches to illustrate our relationship with Him. We learn that remaining connected to Christ, the true vine, is essential for producing lasting, eternal fruit. This fruit isn't just about personal success, but about love that changes the world, an outward-focused mission, and a faith lived out daily. The message challenges us to examine our lives: Are we truly connected to the vine? Are we allowing God to prune away what doesn't bear fruit? It's a call to embrace our chosen status and live out our faith in practical, love-filled ways that impact those around us, especially the vulnerable and overlooked in our communities.
In this message, we're reminded that being chosen by Jesus transforms us from the inside out. The key scripture, John 15:16, emphasizes that we didn't choose Him, but He chose us. This truth reshapes our identity, giving us confidence not in temporary titles or status, but in our eternal position as beloved children of God. The speaker's personal story of false accusation and incarceration beautifully illustrates how God can use our pain for His purpose, turning misery into ministry. We're challenged to trust God's plan, even when we can't see the outcome, knowing that He causes all things to work together for good. This message encourages us to fix our eyes on the unseen, eternal things, rather than our temporary troubles, fostering a new perspective that sees others as God sees them - beloved and chosen.
In this message, we're reminded that we are chosen by God for a profound purpose. The central theme revolves around John 15, where Jesus uses the analogy of the vine and branches to illustrate our relationship with Him. We learn that remaining connected to Christ, the true vine, is essential for producing lasting, eternal fruit. This fruit isn't just about personal success, but about love that changes the world, an outward-focused mission, and a faith lived out daily. The message challenges us to examine our lives: Are we truly connected to the vine? Are we allowing God to prune away what doesn't bear fruit? It's a call to embrace our chosen status and live out our faith in practical, love-filled ways that impact those around us, especially the vulnerable and overlooked in our communities.
In this message, we're reminded of the transformative power of the Gospel and our role in sharing it. Focusing on Colossians 1:6, we explore how the Good News is meant for everyone and has the power to change lives. The urgency of sharing this message is emphasized, as we're called to build relationships and invite others to experience God's grace. As Easter approaches, we're challenged to reflect on our own faith journey and consider who we might invite to celebrate the resurrection. This message encourages us to move beyond our comfort zones, trusting in God's promise to be with us always. It's a call to action, reminding us that healthy things grow and that we're all part of God's mission to make disciples of all nations.
In this message, we're reminded of the transformative power of the Gospel and our role in sharing it. Focusing on Colossians 1:6, we explore how the Good News is meant for everyone and has the power to change lives. The urgency of sharing this message is emphasized, as we're called to build relationships and invite others to experience God's grace. As Easter approaches, we're challenged to reflect on our own faith journey and consider who we might invite to celebrate the resurrection. This message encourages us to move beyond our comfort zones, trusting in God's promise to be with us always. It's a call to action, reminding us that healthy things grow and that we're all part of God's mission to make disciples of all nations.
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
“Everyone needs an exodus from something—fear, shame, doubt, anger, or the patterns that keep us stuck. Exodus isn’t just the story of God delivering Israel from slavery in Egypt; it’s our story too. We all face places where we feel trapped, where we need God’s power to break through and lead us into freedom. Through this series, we’ll see how God’s promises and presence meet us in the struggle and call us to something greater. Whether you’re navigating a tough season, stuck in old habits, or simply longing for more, God is inviting you to take a step of faith. In this series we will discover that God CAN rescue, He WILL rescue and He WANTS to rescue His people and lead them into freedom.”
In Scripture, a man named Jacob wrestled with God...But if you look at his whole life – he is someone who fought with people. He struggled with his parents, his family, and eventually physically wrestled with God and that changed him. Our prayer is that you would have a moment this month or this year – that you wrestle with God. That we would wrestle with God. And we would be changed.
In Scripture, a man named Jacob wrestled with God...But if you look at his whole life – he is someone who fought with people. He struggled with his parents, his family, and eventually physically wrestled with God and that changed him. Our prayer is that you would have a moment this month or this year – that you wrestle with God. That we would wrestle with God. And we would be changed.
In Scripture, a man named Jacob wrestled with God...But if you look at his whole life – he is someone who fought with people. He struggled with his parents, his family, and eventually physically wrestled with God and that changed him. Our prayer is that you would have a moment this month or this year – that you wrestle with God. That we would wrestle with God. And we would be changed.
In Scripture, a man named Jacob wrestled with God...But if you look at his whole life – he is someone who fought with people. He struggled with his parents, his family, and eventually physically wrestled with God and that changed him. Our prayer is that you would have a moment this month or this year – that you wrestle with God. That we would wrestle with God. And we would be changed.
NOEL
What do you wish for? If you sat down to write a Christmas list of the things you really wish for – deep down. Not just the stuff that would be good news for you, but the good news for the whole world. What would be on it? Maybe an end to loneliness? Getting your innocence back? Peace (real peace)? The healing of every broken heart? What if Christmas is good news - really good news...in all the places that matter the most?
NOEL
What do you wish for? If you sat down to write a Christmas list of the things you really wish for – deep down. Not just the stuff that would be good news for you, but the good news for the whole world. What would be on it? Maybe an end to loneliness? Getting your innocence back? Peace (real peace)? The healing of every broken heart? What if Christmas is good news - really good news...in all the places that matter the most?
NOEL
What do you wish for? If you sat down to write a Christmas list of the things you really wish for – deep down. Not just the stuff that would be good news for you, but the good news for the whole world. What would be on it? Maybe an end to loneliness? Getting your innocence back? Peace (real peace)? The healing of every broken heart? What if Christmas is good news - really good news...in all the places that matter the most?
NOEL
What do you wish for? If you sat down to write a Christmas list of the things you really wish for – deep down. Not just the stuff that would be good news for you, but the good news for the whole world. What would be on it? Maybe an end to loneliness? Getting your innocence back? Peace (real peace)? The healing of every broken heart? What if Christmas is good news - really good news...in all the places that matter the most?
NOEL
What do you wish for? If you sat down to write a Christmas list of the things you really wish for – deep down. Not just the stuff that would be good news for you, but the good news for the whole world. What would be on it? Maybe an end to loneliness? Getting your innocence back? Peace (real peace)? The healing of every broken heart? What if Christmas is good news - really good news...in all the places that matter the most?
What if we woke up every morning and started the day saying "Thank You." Thank you, God, for this day. I will rejoice. Saying thank you transforms ordinary moments into opportunities for joy and worship. Let's people of gratitude this year and thank Jesus for all her has done, is doing and will continue to do.
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
THE NEXT GREAT AWAKENING?What are you longing for? What are your family, friends and neighbors longing for? What ache and brokenness do you encounter in the places where you spend your days? Throughout history there have been moments known as awakenings. Moments when the love and transformational power of Jesus flooded lives, neighborhoods and social structures — resulting in a wave of restoration, reconciliation and wide spread renewal. What if this moment is ripe for such an awakening? What might it look like for us to participate with Jesus in such a moment?
I LIKE THE WAY YOU WORK IT: WHAT GOD SAYS ABOUT WORKThe story of God and us starts in a garden and ends in a garden city, and all throughout we are invited to join God as co-workers for good. This series is all about that. So whether you’re a student, just started your career, are in the midst of a transition — or wish you were, or are in the season commonly referred to as retirement, God has something to say, and work for us to do to help heal the world.
I LIKE THE WAY YOU WORK IT: WHAT GOD SAYS ABOUT WORKThe story of God and us starts in a garden and ends in a garden city, and all throughout we are invited to join God as co-workers for good. This series is all about that. So whether you’re a student, just started your career, are in the midst of a transition — or wish you were, or are in the season commonly referred to as retirement, God has something to say, and work for us to do to help heal the world.
I LIKE THE WAY YOU WORK IT: WHAT GOD SAYS ABOUT WORKThe story of God and us starts in a garden and ends in a garden city, and all throughout we are invited to join God as co-workers for good. This series is all about that. So whether you’re a student, just started your career, are in the midst of a transition — or wish you were, or are in the season commonly referred to as retirement, God has something to say, and work for us to do to help heal the world.
I LIKE THE WAY YOU WORK IT: WHAT GOD SAYS ABOUT WORKThe story of God and us starts in a garden and ends in a garden city, and all throughout we are invited to join God as co-workers for good. This series is all about that. So whether you’re a student, just started your career, are in the midst of a transition — or wish you were, or are in the season commonly referred to as retirement, God has something to say, and work for us to do to help heal the world.
I LIKE THE WAY YOU WORK IT: WHAT GOD SAYS ABOUT WORKThe story of God and us starts in a garden and ends in a garden city, and all throughout we are invited to join God as co-workers for good. This series is all about that. So whether you’re a student, just started your career, are in the midst of a transition — or wish you were, or are in the season commonly referred to as retirement, God has something to say, and work for us to do to help heal the world.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
MINDSET:Letting God change the way you think so you can help change the world. Before anyone can love better and lead better, they first have to think better. Our biggest enemy, often, is the voice inside our head. And God has a solution for that. Join a gathering through the summer and let God change your mindset.
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets expanded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets expanded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets expanded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets exapnded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets exapnded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets exapnded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
[fam] • noun, informal: a person’s family.
Family is a blessing from God for the world! When God expands our definition of family our vision of family gets expanded. When our vision of family gets exapnded we collectively get to live into the full blessing of God and generation after generation gets to experience God’s blessing and goodness!
“fam: 7 Blessings God Wants to Give Your Family”
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
"For God so loved the world..."
The next 8 weeks we are going to look for Jesus.
And maybe what we will find is not only how he loves others, but how he loves us. And the way he loves us will change a lot of things.
The truth is:
If I believe God’s love deep enough, it changes me.
If enough of us believe it deeply, it changes us.
If we do something with it, it might just change the world . . .
Today we come with Great Expectations
Great expectations of what God is doing in the church in America
Great expectations of what God is doing in your life and our community
Great expectations of what God is doing in me and my family
We see the darkness.
But the problem is never the darkness.
Because light wins over darkness every time.
All you need is some of that light to shine on your life, in your heart, in your soul.
And it will change your expectations...
40 Million. That’s how many Christians have left the American Church in the last 25 years. That’s more than all the new people who became Christians during the First Great Awakening, Second Great Awakening, and Billy Graham crusades combined.
And, it’s not like it's just a bunch of random people “out there” who are disconnected. It’s your neighbor. It’s your coworker. It’s your friends. It’s your family.
Discovering why our culture has left the Church and what Jesus thinks we should do about it is close to our hearts. It’s even closer to God’s heart.
40 Million. That’s how many Christians have left the American Church in the last 25 years. That’s more than all the new people who became Christians during the First Great Awakening, Second Great Awakening, and Billy Graham crusades combined.
And, it’s not like it's just a bunch of random people “out there” who are disconnected. It’s your neighbor. It’s your coworker. It’s your friends. It’s your family.
Discovering why our culture has left the Church and what Jesus thinks we should do about it is close to our hearts. It’s even closer to God’s heart.
40 Million. That’s how many Christians have left the American Church in the last 25 years. That’s more than all the new people who became Christians during the First Great Awakening, Second Great Awakening, and Billy Graham crusades combined.
And, it’s not like it's just a bunch of random people “out there” who are disconnected. It’s your neighbor. It’s your coworker. It’s your friends. It’s your family.
Discovering why our culture has left the Church and what Jesus thinks we should do about it is close to our hearts. It’s even closer to God’s heart.
40 Million. That’s how many Christians have left the American Church in the last 25 years. That’s more than all the new people who became Christians during the First Great Awakening, Second Great Awakening, and Billy Graham crusades combined.
And, it’s not like it's just a bunch of random people “out there” who are disconnected. It’s your neighbor. It’s your coworker. It’s your friends. It’s your family.
Discovering why our culture has left the Church and what Jesus thinks we should do about it is close to our hearts. It’s even closer to God’s heart.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselve
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.
Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.
Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.
What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?
Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.
Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.
What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?
Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.
Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.
What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?
We have lost a culture of thankfulness. We don’t even celebrate Thanksgiving.
Christmas feels great. We love to give. There is something we miss if we don’t start our generosity with Thanksgiving. Gratitude puts us in a position to receive. Someone has something we need. Someone else is the giver. When our postures change, so do our hearts. Let’s start the holiday season with gratitude.
We have lost a culture of thankfulness. We don’t even celebrate Thanksgiving.
Christmas feels great. We love to give. There is something we miss if we don’t start our generosity with Thanksgiving. Gratitude puts us in a position to receive. Someone has something we need. Someone else is the giver. When our postures change, so do our hearts. Let’s start the holiday season with gratitude.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
Jesus said wants to give us a gift of peace – and it’s a peace the world can’t give. The peace Jesus gives will be peace for our minds and our hearts. In this series we are going to talk about the transforming gift of peace Jesus offers each of us when we are facing overwhelming moments, anxiety, burnout, deep and painful emotions, relational wounds, and more. That kind of peace changes everything.
At newlife we believe that no one should do the mission alone. We were made for community. That means if following Jesus were a sport it would most definitely be a team sport. You see, we were made to live life together. Celebrate and have parties together. Raise kids together. Experience all the milestones of life together. Yet there is an epidemic of loneliness that is robbing us of the life we were created to live. This fall we want to help everyone at newlife to find their people. It's our heart that we would learn how to make the best friendships we've ever had. This is Find Your People.
At newlife we believe that no one should do the mission alone. We were made for community. That means if following Jesus were a sport it would most definitely be a team sport. You see, we were made to live life together. Celebrate and have parties together. Raise kids together. Experience all the milestones of life together. Yet there is an epidemic of loneliness that is robbing us of the life we were created to live. This fall we want to help everyone at newlife to find their people. It's our heart that we would learn how to make the best friendships we've ever had. This is Find Your People.
At newlife we believe that no one should do the mission alone. We were made for community. That means if following Jesus were a sport it would most definitely be a team sport. You see, we were made to live life together. Celebrate and have parties together. Raise kids together. Experience all the milestones of life together. Yet there is an epidemic of loneliness that is robbing us of the life we were created to live. This fall we want to help everyone at newlife to find their people. It's our heart that we would learn how to make the best friendships we've ever had. This is Find Your People.
At newlife we believe that no one should do the mission alone. We were made for community. That means if following Jesus were a sport it would most definitely be a team sport. You see, we were made to live life together. Celebrate and have parties together. Raise kids together. Experience all the milestones of life together. Yet there is an epidemic of loneliness that is robbing us of the life we were created to live. This fall we want to help everyone at newlife to find their people. It's our heart that we would learn how to make the best friendships we've ever had. This is Find Your People.
Solomon wrote Proverbs from an older generation to a younger generation. “Proverbs are more than advice, they are God’s invitation to learn wisdom from a previous generation.” Proverbs is about wisdom + discipline…not a promise. Proverbs are in almost every culture and are meant to be short, memorable and repeatable. Lastly, they are meant to be passed on so let’s dive in and see how it can guide us and the next generation. This is Pity The Fool.
Solomon wrote Proverbs from an older generation to a younger generation. “Proverbs are more than advice, they are God’s invitation to learn wisdom from a previous generation.” Proverbs is about wisdom + discipline…not a promise. Proverbs are in almost every culture and are meant to be short, memorable and repeatable. Lastly, they are meant to be passed on so let’s dive in and see how it can guide us and the next generation. This is Pity The Fool.
Solomon wrote Proverbs from an older generation to a younger generation. “Proverbs are more than advice, they are God’s invitation to learn wisdom from a previous generation.” Proverbs is about wisdom + discipline…not a promise. Proverbs are in almost every culture and are meant to be short, memorable and repeatable. Lastly, they are meant to be passed on so let’s dive in and see how it can guide us and the next generation. This is Pity The Fool.
Solomon wrote Proverbs from an older generation to a younger generation. “Proverbs are more than advice, they are God’s invitation to learn wisdom from a previous generation.” Proverbs is about wisdom + discipline…not a promise. Proverbs are in almost every culture and are meant to be short, memorable and repeatable. Lastly, they are meant to be passed on so let’s dive in and see how it can guide us and the next generation. This is Pity The Fool.
Solomon wrote Proverbs from an older generation to a younger generation. “Proverbs are more than advice, they are God’s invitation to learn wisdom from a previous generation.” Proverbs is about wisdom + discipline…not a promise. Proverbs are in almost every culture and are meant to be short, memorable and repeatable. Lastly, they are meant to be passed on so let’s dive in and see how it can guide us and the next generation. This is Pity The Fool. This week to introduce the Proverbs and how they can give us guidance and direction.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in the final week of Empires.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in Daniel...chapter 6.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in Daniel...chapter 4.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in Daniel...chapter 4.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in Daniel...chapter 3. We are going to talk about how to stand firm under pressure.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we will be in Daniel...chapter 1. We are going to see if we can have convictions without being a jerk.
This world is wild. Is God even in control? How can we possibly follow Jesus when everything around us is crazy? Is it possible to have convictions and not be a jerk? What does courage look like in today’s world? Can followers of Jesus influence today’s culture? These are all questions we will answer in our look at the book of Daniel. This week we start our introduction in Daniel 1:1.
Each week we will look at a follower of Jesus who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This is the final week and we are in John 14 and talking about leaving a legacy.
Each week we will look at a follower of Jesus who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in Matthew 25 and talking about seeing the face of Jesus in everyone we meet.
Each week we will look at a follower of Jesus who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in John 11 and look at Mary & Martha.
Each week we will look at a disciple who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in John 6 and look at the disciple Andrew.
Each week we will look at a disciple who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in Matthew 9 and look at the disciple Matthew.
Each week we will look at a disciple who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in Matthew 18 and look at the topic of forgiveness.
Each week we will look at a disciple who went on the mission. There is something about watching other people learn to follow Jesus that makes it easier for us to believe and take those first steps of obedience. I am more likely to think, “If they can do it, so can I.” This week we are in John 1 and look at the initial calling of the disciples.
It's resurrection Sunday! But many times doubt and questions are still a huge part of life and faith. What does Jesus do in moments when we are filled with the reality of doubt? Find out what Jesus says as we walk through John 20.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we finish up the series in Romans Chapter 8.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 8.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 8.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 7.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 5.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 5.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 4.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 3.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we continue in Romans Chapter 1.
We are in part two of our walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world. This week we are in Romans Chapter 1.
It’s a brand new year. So much anticipation as we close out 2022 and look forward to 2023. In this New Year’s Day message, we look at the story of Samuel and learn how to listen to the voice of the Lord as we step into all he has for us this year. Happy New Year!
As Christmas Day quickly approaches, we look at how to invite those around us into our lives and Christmas celebrations...
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
We're taking a walk through the book of Romans. Paul writes to the early church in Rome and tells us how to live like Jesus in a crazy world.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
This is part three of our walk through the book of Acts . We will look at the conclusion of how the early church was started.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
We start a brand new series where we unpack the story of Nehemiah and how it inspires us to love the communities we live in.
God is building one family, not two. Acts 15 is a challenge to us to fight for unity at all costs. Even when we find ourselves in disagreements, we need to commit to disagree and unite.