This Lent, as we journey toward Easter, we invite you to join a teaching series centered on the heart of our Good Shepherd and His deep desire for us to live life, not just without lack, but to overflowing! Together, we’ll uncover what it truly means to see and believe—to hold a faith that transforms our lives.
In the New Year, many of us set goals for things that we will "do" in the coming year. In this series, we will explore the habits that we should "undo"! In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said that we should undo some of the prevailing mindsets, behaviors and interactions that keeps us separated from Him and others.
When we think of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ we realize that it did something for us. It empowered us to be instruments of change and transformation in the lives of others because Jesus did that same thing for us, however, we sometimes keep things that God delivered us from. As we enter this Advent season, let us be reminded that whatever has been stolen from us, God is, behind-the -scenes, ready to repair us and bring us into a newness of life.
In life, we can often feel “stuck in a rut” for various reasons. Sometimes, life is so overwhelming that you become immobilized. Sometimes it’s just the same boring routine over and over. Then there are times you just don’t feel like moving forward! In the same way, we can find ourselves “stuck in a rut” spiritually. This series explores four words that will help us to move forward in our relationship with Jesus!
There is a prevailing sense of anxiety in the world around us, particularly in these last few years. For many people anxiety is a daily and personal struggle. Thankfully, the Bible isn’t silent about this topic. This four-week sermon series and connect group study will help us face the anxieties of life with the truth of the Word of God and the spiritual and practical applications it provides us today! Invite someone to join you for this teaching series, and/or participate in one of the connect group studies!
We can become so easily offended, and sad to say....Christians can be some of the most easily offended! This should not be since we have the key to unlocking the answers to the questions of how to handle situations, conversation and people. This series will give us Biblical strategies on how NOT to be offended
In this series, we will be looking at stories from the Bible that take place on a shore or beach setting. These stories remind us that life is good and help us have confidence that God’s got us! Series runs August 7th - August 28th.
The periodic table is a tabular arrangement of the chemical elements, ordered by their atomic number, electron configurations, and recurring chemical properties. The table is useful for modern students and scientists because it helps predict the types of chemical reactions that are likely for an element. In this teaching series, we will use the periodic table as a framework to take a deep dive into the foundational “elements” of our faith as a way to illustrate that we can predict the outcome when we place our faith in God!
We are living in a time where we can feel rejected for so many different reasons. Did you know that Jesus was rejected too? When it happened to Him, it was always based on something people desired for themselves or expected from Him but did not believe they received. They wanted to keep their possessions, or not extend help to the needy, or maintain their position in society, or they didn’t want to pay the price of following Him...
During this Lent season, we will learn about the different feasts the Israelites participated in on a regular basis to celebrate who God is and what He was doing in their lives. As we observe how the Israelites celebrated, we too can learn how to develop healthy rhythms in our lives of celebration that connect us to God.
In this series, we will be talking about love inside and outside of the context of marriage; a narrative journey talking about love using songs! Oftentimes, messages from the world creep in when we think about love. Throughout this series, we want to examine these messages, and identify where they originate, so that our love can be intentionally molded and formed by God’s word.
In this four-week series as we tackle a different social stigma each week. God offers believers healing and hope instead of condemnation as they struggle with mental health, physical health, singleness, infertility, aging, etc. Scripture guides our understanding of how to live and serve despite the stigmas that sometimes surround our realities.
