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We've heard the call to "Go." Now it's time to discover what powers the mission. Over the next 12 weeks, we're diving into the book of Romans to uncover the deep mechanics of grace—not to boost our Bible knowledge, but to be moved by it. Because the mission isn't something we do to earn God's mercy; it's our response to mercy already given. Our prayer is that we would walk away seeing the Gospel for what it really is: not just the diving board into the Christian life, but the whole swimming pool. Come get fueled. Speaker: Mike Malone Series: The Real Gospel Passage: Romans 12
We've heard the call to "Go." Now it's time to discover what powers the mission. Over the next 12 weeks, we're diving into the book of Romans to uncover the deep mechanics of grace—not to boost our Bible knowledge, but to be moved by it. Because the mission isn't something we do to earn God's mercy; it's our response to mercy already given. Our prayer is that we would walk away seeing the Gospel for what it really is: not just the diving board into the Christian life, but the whole swimming pool. Come get fueled. Speaker: Mike Malone Series: The Real Gospel Passage: Romans 11
We've heard the call to "Go." Now it's time to discover what powers the mission. Over the next 12 weeks, we're diving into the book of Romans to uncover the deep mechanics of grace—not to boost our Bible knowledge, but to be moved by it. Because the mission isn't something we do to earn God's mercy; it's our response to mercy already given. Our prayer is that we would walk away seeing the Gospel for what it really is: not just the diving board into the Christian life, but the whole swimming pool. Come get fueled.
Join us to hear a talk on Mother's Day how your greatest contribution to the Kingdom may not be something you do, but someone you raise.
Everyone around you is asking, "What's next?" But maybe that's the wrong question. Abraham left everything familiar for a destination God never fully disclosed. No map, no timeline, no five-year plan. Just a direction and a decision. And somehow, that was enough. Join us as we sit with that tension and explore what it looks like to take the next step of obedience when the full picture isn't clear.
This series explores the Great Commission not as a suggestion but as the final authoritative command of a King. In Matthew 28 Jesus declares His authority over heaven and earth and sends ordinary sometimes doubting followers into a global mission to make disciples through a life of going baptizing and teaching. Set on a mountain in Galilee this moment reveals both the scope of the mission and the heart behind it a call that extends to all people and is sustained by the promise of Jesus’ constant presence. As we walk through this series we will see that you do not need perfect faith to be sent
This series explores the Great Commission not as a suggestion but as the final authoritative command of a King. In Matthew 28 Jesus declares His authority over heaven and earth and sends ordinary sometimes doubting followers into a global mission to make disciples through a life of going baptizing and teaching. Set on a mountain in Galilee this moment reveals both the scope of the mission and the heart behind it a call that extends to all people and is sustained by the promise of Jesus’ constant presence. As we walk through this series we will see that you do not need perfect faith to be sent
This series explores the Great Commission not as a suggestion but as the final authoritative command of a King. In Matthew 28 Jesus declares His authority over heaven and earth and sends ordinary sometimes doubting followers into a global mission to make disciples through a life of going baptizing and teaching. Set on a mountain in Galilee this moment reveals both the scope of the mission and the heart behind it a call that extends to all people and is sustained by the promise of Jesus’ constant presence. As we walk through this series we will see that you do not need perfect faith to be sent
In this Good Friday service, we are invited to slow down and sit within the uncomfortable tension of the crucifixion. By stepping into the shoes of three biblical figures—Peter, who faced the gaze of love in the midst of his deepest shame; Barabbas, the revolutionary who walked free because Jesus took his place; and Mary, who stood at the foot of the cross when the promises of God seemed to be crumbling—we explore why the public execution of a Savior is ultimately called "Good."
This series explores the Great Commission not as a suggestion but as the final authoritative command of a King. In Matthew 28 Jesus declares His authority over heaven and earth and sends ordinary sometimes doubting followers into a global mission to make disciples through a life of going baptizing and teaching. Set on a mountain in Galilee this moment reveals both the scope of the mission and the heart behind it a call that extends to all people and is sustained by the promise of Jesus’ constant presence. As we walk through this series we will see that you do not need perfect faith to be sent
