Silence can be loud. You know it because you settle into bed, turn off the lights, and sometimes the chatter, the noise, the back and forth in your own mind can feel like a lot. When we create space for solitude we will encounter ourselves. How you are feeling, the ache in you knee, the dream of a new job, or that trip you hope to maybe go on.
Everyone is looking for you! This feels like a common refrain in most of our lives, whether it is said explicitly, or through phone notifications, or asks to join another team, take on another project, do another initiative. Yet, we see in Jesus’ life that he often takes time away from it all to be with God, to be quiet, to experience stillness. To go to a quiet place.
Asking why is such a simple and complex question. It has the ability to cut to the core of things with one simple word. In 1 Peter, the question is why do we place our hope in Jesus? Bill will share a bit of his why in his walk with Jesus.
As the holiday season comes to an end, we prepare ourselves for the hurry of school, sports, and work getting back to “normal”. In this hurry we can lose a valuable sense of stillness and peace. Join us as we work through what it means to look to Christ for peace and how presence with him is our ultimate goal.
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.
This week we continue our Ephesians series. God has gifted all who believe in him with the Holy Spirit, which means…. The second part of Ephesians 4 encourages us that we have gifts and abilities given so that we can serve one another and the greater community.
This week we continue our Ephesians series. Ephesians 4 comes back to the topic of Christian unity, and both a call and reminder that part of our call from Jesus is that others will know we follow him by the way we love one another. One way that love is expressed is working hard at staying united in Christ, and working through things that try to divide us.
This week we continue to dig into Ephesian’s focus on unity with God and with one another. In a world where it’s easy to focus on winning and losing, Ephesians 2 challenges us to focus on the unity we find in Jesus and what He has done for all of us on the cross.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.
This week we continue the message series “What is the Gospel.” The message title is “Broken and Free” with scripture focus of Romans 5:12-20.