Sunday September 29: Acts 8:26-40: “Where Transformation Starts”

By Lead Pastor, Bill Flavin

The easiest person to blame when things are not how we want them is someone else, truly anyone else besides me.  Being an alongsider means that we have a responsibility for our own faith, our own growth, our own relationship with God.  That we will chose to pursue God, to ask questions, to dig into our faith.

 

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One definition of integrity focuses on who you are when others are not looking. Part of what this passage invites us to consider is also why we are doing what we are doing. Do we have a sense of why we are doing what we are doing that will guide us and ground us even if no one else is watching, or no one else sees, or we don’t even know the impact?

Sunday November 2: Yard Sign Theology:  “God First, Love Always” Psalm 115

Sunday November 2: Yard Sign Theology: “God First, Love Always” Psalm 115

In a world that can feel me centric, scripture reminds us in several ways and places that it isn’t about us. That while we are a key part of the story of scripture, central to all that is God. This Psalm reminds us of the core that our story is grounded first and foremost in God. That as we move God back to the center of the story, this allows the other pieces of our lives to move back into perspective.