Made for More

Have you ever wondered, “Is there more to life than this?” You’re not alone. God purposely created us for so much more than most typically experience in life. In this series, we’re going to explore four ways God created us, the ways we tend to self-limit and how God calls us to experience his more.

Enough

Our relationship with money can tell us a lot about who and what we value most in life. Money can be a powerful tool for good or it can be a destructive force in our lives and in the world. Far too often, an unbalanced relationship with money has led to terrible outcomes, from wars and divorces to hoarding and destitution. But, that doesn’t have to be our story. God invites us to live in contentment as wise stewards. Join us these three weeks as we explore God’s guidance on money. Paired with this teaching series will be a financial workshop with professional financial coaches after our week two message - we hope the whole church family will be able to benefit from this resource.

Course Correction

What if God cared about you, your family and your community so much that He decided to give incredibly helpful and detailed guidance on the ways your community is doing well and the ways you’ve gotten off track? All so you and your people could live in greater sync with Him and greater flourishing as a people? That sounds pretty great, doesn’t it? This essentially describes the role and work of the prophets in ancient Israel. This summer, we’re going on a journey through the minor prophets. We’ll see that “minor” is a major misnomer as we discover some of the many ways the prophets of old continuously pointed their audiences back to God using the language and imagery of their time. We’ll also find that their messages have plenty of application for our lives today.

ReOrdered

Have you ever wanted something, gotten it, then realized it wasn’t what you expected? Maybe it was a toy, an appliance, a relationship, a job… whatever it was, you placed expectations on that thing that it could never deliver. What if we could dig deeper into all of our wants in life and discover, at their core, there is something fundamentally of God’s initiative? Our part in life would be to discover what is of God, then pursue that wholeheartedly. Join us this May as we explore a few ways we can discern the good plans of God in our lives and reorder life under God’s good care.

Easter

In this Easter series, we’re reflecting on the meaning, purpose, and impact of what we celebrate at Easter—the Resurrection of Jesus and all that it signifies during the Easter season. Then we will address the question: Once we place our trust in God, how can we practically step into the renewing springtime of His presence?

Invited

While Jesus was experiencing a cold reception at a dinner party with influential religious leaders, he took the opportunity to explain what the warm hospitality of His Father was like. No hoops to jump through, no IOU’s or posturing - just straight loving generosity, freely given. Jesus gave his fellow party-goers the option - they could choose to accept God’s generous care and experience the joy of knowing Him or they could deny His offer and do things their own way. He described this great invitation to His Father’s hospitality using the metaphor of a joyful, open and perhaps even raucous party, much different than the one He was attending. Join us during the Lent season as we expand on this metaphor to consider what it means to participate in and invite others to the greatest party ever thrown!

Habits for Life

Habits for Life are practices we can engage in collectively, and encourage one another in, that intentionally form us to be the men & women we hope to be. Every other month, we’ll focus on one spiritual practice intended to shape and form us in God’s image.

Sermon Series

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