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Join us this week as we examine Ruth 1:6-22, which shows the biblical principles of loyalty, redemption, and God's providence through Naomi and Ruth's return to Bethlehem. We all have to return home in some way, at some point. How we do that makes a genuine difference in our own stories.
The silence of God can seemingly shutter the soul. So why does God choose to remain silent in the face of some of life's greatest challenges? This week, we challenge the silence of God in contrast with the rebellion of our souls. If you're looking for a way back home, then join us this week as we search the Word to see the goodness of God's character.
As we finish our Philippians series this week we will look at one of the greatest misapplied verses found in Philippians 4:13. Join us this week as we understand what it means to find contentment in all things. We will see where our strength comes from as we endure the trial and struggle of difficult circumstances.
When we hear the word peace, we usually think of the end of fighting or ceasing conflict. But God's definition is something very different and much more powerful. Join us this Sunday as we continue The Climb towards Godly living and discover that Practice makes Peace.
We often spend too much time looking behind us—either dwelling on our failures or holding on to yesterday's victories. But neither is where God calls us to live. Join us this weekend as we continue The Climb and discover what it means to press on toward the life Christ has called us to, leaving the past behind and fixing our eyes on Him.
We desperately want to believe we are better than we truly are. We want to believe that our works count for more in the cosmic scale of salvation. Join us this week as Paul helps us understand what is counted as rubbish before the Lord. Come find rest in your standing before the Lord this weekend.
As followers of Jesus, we are called to "love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind." We are also called to “love your neighbors as ourselves.” In Philippians 2:19–30, we encounter three men who modeled this kind of sacrificial love by laying down their lives in service to Christ and others. This Sunday, we'll explore what it means to live for Jesus and to love others above ourselves.
What shapes your thoughts shapes your life. This weekend in Minding Your Mind, we'll explore what it means to have the mind of Christ and how choosing humility over self-interest changes the way we live, love, and serve. As we learn to surrender control to God, we'll discover the freedom and spiritual fruit that come from living His way instead of our own.
Why are we so preoccupied with the idea of keeping up or competing with other believers? We tend to miss the idea that we are working together. Join us this week as we examine the motive Paul urges us to live by.
Our chains often feel more like a burden than an opportunity. So often, we focus on the results of our lives and miss the opportunities our chains give us to strengthen others. Join us this week as we see how Paul's chains strengthened the church, enabling them to use their own struggles to advance the gospel.
Ever feel like prayer is spoken of in trivial and ineffective ways? If we seek to dwell in His presence, but have little understanding of prayer can that take root in our lives? Join us this week as we explore more than just what we pray for, but how His presence can transform our prayers for one another.
If we're honest with ourselves, we all struggle to choose joy in moments. Yet, when we live in His presence and are controlled by His Spirit, our lives are marked by joy. Join us this week as we begin our summer series through the book of Philippians. Come experience the joy that is found in your climb toward His purpose.
This Sunday, we’ll explore one of the most common questions Christians ask: What does God want me to do? We often want a detailed roadmap for the future, but God offers something better—a relationship with Him. Join us as we discover that calling is less about knowing every step ahead and more about becoming the person God has called us to be and trusting Him with the next faithful step.
Mother’s Day is a moment to slow down and celebrate the woman in our life that have played a significant role as a mother. This Mother’s Day we invite you to join us for a conversation about life and the importance of providing women and men a choice for hope in the moments when they feel hopeless. This Sunday we have a conversation around our partnership with Wilco Women’s Center where lives are being transformed with hope and healing.
The church today has defined worship in contemporary ways. Could you identify the difference between a biblical or contemporary model of worship? Does it even really matter? Join us this week as we examine the biblical standard and stewardship of worship.
What is worship? How do you express worship? Does it cost you something to worship God with an honest and open heart? Can you define what motivates your heart in worship? Join us this week as we examine the answers to these questions and more.
What shapes your identity in worship? What is your primary role or function in corporate worship from week to week? If we are unaware of our identity and role in worship, what establishes our expectations in our corporate gatherings? Join us this week as we explore our identity before the Lord.
When life feels hopeless, Jesus meets us right where we are. Discover how hope rises again through the living Savior.
So many moments in our daily lives shake our peace. We question our ability to control outcomes and find fear, shame, and anxiety creeping in to rob our hearts of true peace. In this message, we examine Christ's words that speak directly to this struggle. Yes, you were meant to live at peace with Christ.
The last few days of Jesus' life were spent communicating a message addressing the blind religion of Israel. From cursing fig trees, turning over tables, and the last supper, he was addressing the need for people to recognize who he was and what he came to do. In this message, we explore how a fig tree could speak to our hearts.
How many times have you read the same story? Every time you read the ending, it loses some of its wonder. It feels predictable. It feels like it's lost its color, and the experience feels more black-and-white. We want you to find the color of the Easter story once again. We want you to see how vivid the story of Easter truly is. In this message, we kick off our Easter sermon series, titled "Vivid."
Sometimes the struggles of life cause us to question our faith, our purpose, and even our walk with Christ. During those times, it can be difficult to move forward in our faith. In this message, we look to the book of Haggai for guidance in overcoming these seasons of life.
The reality that evil has the intent to kill, steal, and destroy everything in my life is sobering at the least. Yet, we find ourselves giving the enemy positions and footholds in our minds and our hearts. In this message, we seek a deeper understanding of Christ's position in our lives for healing and wholeness through prayer.
Do you struggle with tunnel vision around your sense of purpose, so much so that you forget there is a greater mission in your story? There is a daring mission set before us to consider the nations as the mission God has for us. It's grand. This mission is inspiring, and it keeps our hearts set on the hand of our Father.
There have been moments when I questioned if prayer really matters. If God is all-knowing, why would I find it necessary to pray? The answer is not as hard as you might think. In this message, we discover the power of prayer.
