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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Sunday September 22: 2 Chronicles 7:11-16 “Creating a Movement of Prayer”

Sunday September 22: 2 Chronicles 7:11-16 “Creating a Movement of Prayer”

We have all had mountain top days and experiences. Weddings, births of babies, promotions at work, big performances. On those days it can be easy to believe that the world is good, and that God is with you. But what about on days when life is not going as expected or challenges arise. God has a conversation with King Solomon that helps remind us that God’s faithfulness, God showing up for us, is unchanging, even if the circumstances of our lives are ever changing.

Sunday September 15:  John 1:35-42 “Create A Movement”

Sunday September 15:  John 1:35-42 “Create A Movement”

In our new series this fall, we are going to be talking specifically about what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, and alongside what we are calling it. We see in the calling of the first disciples and in the ministry of John the Baptist, that part of that is inviting people to be part of a movement that points our lives and focus towards someone else (Jesus and serving those around us).

Sunday September 8: Mark 3:13-19 “Who Jesus Calls”

Sunday September 8: Mark 3:13-19 “Who Jesus Calls”

This week Sunday we’ll be looking at who Jesus calls as his disciples. Upon first reading this passage it’s easy for us to focus on the type of people Jesus calls to see if we measure up. However, it seems the invitation for us is to look at the person and character of the one who calls. Jesus is the one who calls and knowing him invites us to see ourselves from his perspective.