Wherever we are on our journey, we will take steps together to know and become like Jesus.
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The ability to ask a good question is one of the keys to being a whole and mature person. So be brave enough to ask yourself hard questions about your feelings, actions, thoughts and relationships. You can't find the right answers if you are not willing to ask real questions.
What are you thirsty for? We all long for something more... something real and deep that provides meaning and purpose to our lives. Today we explore this inner longing and the diverse ways that it may reveal itself.
We'll start unpacking the path to renewal through the journey tool, starting with our thirst. What does thirst have to do with following Jesus? How does Jesus quench my thirst? What if I don't feel thirsty?
This is week one of our conversation on RENEWAL. Why is the concept of Journey so important to our church?
The power of a journey cannot be underestimated. As we begin Renewal we will discover what can change in our mindset and perspective when we understand growth as The Journey.
This week we dive into a surprising moment where the Apostle Paul had to choose what was most important: his opinion and rights, or restoring fellowship with the Jewish believers.
For many people, compromise is a dirty word. But most often it is a sign of depth and maturity. In this message we will see how the Apostle Paul worked to bring reconciliation through compromise.
The Apostle Paul had to deal with a riot in Ephesus that sounds eerily similar to our current age. How do we maintain a healthy relationship between our faith in God and our political views?
The only way to change the world is for people to change one at a time. When enough of us begin to think, feel and act like Jesus we will be amazed how things can change. Light always drives back the darkness.
This is our 4th and final part of our Self-Care series. Talking about the Helmet of Salvation and the Sword of the Spirit.
Many churches do ministry like we're in Jerusalem, when the reality is that we live in Athens. How do we learn to engage the culture around us? How does this affect every area of ministry at our church?
The Apostle Paul gives an absolute masterclass on sharing the gospel with people from different cultures in this incredible chapter of Acts.
The Shoes/Boots of Peace and the Shield of Faith, how God provides them for us as part of our self care.
The church in the city of Philippians was know for joy and generosity. Learn the story of how this wonderful church was born. The source of Joy is not what we have or who we know. It is the salvation that is given to us a free gift by Jesus Christ.
How did the Apostles handle political division in their day? How does inclusion and love win over our own personal interests?
The earlier church was in danger of being ripped apart by a debate centered on the questions; who can be included and what must they do to be included? The addition of the Gentiles (non Jews) to the church was a major time of transition and debate and a major turning point in the story of God.
Have you found your calling? Wait... what does that even mean? This week we explore this massive, mysterious topic.
The Book of Psalms comes alive when we read it through the lens of Jesus. How would He have read these songs growing up? How are they fulfilled in Him? This week we discuss the 'then, now, and not yet' nature of prophecy.
The hope of Advent isn't just that Jesus came - it's that He is returning to fulfill His work and promise. Learn from 1 Thessalonians 4-5 how we can persevere and be encouraged as we wait for the "Not Yet" of the final Advent.
What are you seeking this Christmas? There is hope, the star tells the story.
All Christmas long we have been asking, What Child is this: Baby Jesus is King Jesus. Kiss Baby Jesus and King Jesus.
As we look at part 2 of the Armor of God and self care, we will focus on the Belt of Truth and the Breastplate of Righteousness and how they apply to us.
Our culture has an unrealistic and unhealthy perspective on pain. Pain is part of the human experience. What would change when we better understand the role of pain in our life?
Our culture has an unrealistic and unhealthy perspective on pain. Pain is part of the human experience. What would change when we better understand the role of pain in our life?
God had a problem, how could he be true to Himself as the righteous judge who holds all people responsible, while following His deep desire to offer mercy and forgiveness? Judgment is a requirement for righteousness and mercy a requirement for love. God had an answer. What was needed was a kiss.
Join us, with special guest speaker Jenna Kaiser for a deeper discussion on the topic of submission.
In this second week of Advent, we'll take a look at how God's plan for redemption involves submission and will bring about true, lasting hope for us and those around us.
This week Shua sits down with our special guest David Mortimer as we dive into the surprising power of genealogies.
In the first week of Advent, we focus on Matthew’s account of the genealogy and birth of Jesus the Messiah. Like many genealogies, there are some VERY surprising characters in the family tree! Matthew’s account has some amazing and delightful people for us to meet, and a profound message for us as we live between the first and second Advent.
