The False Self(ie) - Reclaiming our Divine Image (Mirror, Mirror #4) :: Donnell Wyche, May 24, 2015 

A Church that Works :: Donnell Wyche, May 17, 2015

Sunday, May 10, 2015 :: Luke 5:1-11 :: Speaker: Donnell Wyche 

We're continuing in our series, "Mirror Mirror, The Art of Being Yourself." For this series, we are using Simon (Luke 5:1-11), who later becomes Peter, as our guide as he and others have powerful encounters with the living God who reveals to them and us that we aren't who we think we are. In this series, we are getting to know Peter: he's very passionate, yet genuine. As we follow Peter through all his ups and downs, bad choices and good ones, his authenticity, his realization of who he really was, we get to know and understand Jesus and ourselves too. 

Sunday, May 3, 2015 :: Luke 5:1-11 :: Speaker: Donnell Wyche 

For this series, we will hang out with Simon in Luke 5:1-11, who later becomes Peter, as he and others have powerful encounters with the living God who reveals that we aren’t who we think we are. As we wrestle with this series, we are having a blast getting to know Peter, as revealed in scripture, he’s quite a character. He is the only other fully formed character in the Gospels next to Jesus. He was the first to be called by name. We find him passionate, yet very genuine. By following Peter through all his ups and downs, bad choices and good ones, his authenticity, his realization of who he really was, we get to know and understand Jesus and ourselves too. This gets us started on our own journey of self-discovery, which intersects with a good and beautiful God who sees us, accepts us, loves us, and forgives us. 

Sunday, April 26, 2015 :: Luke 5:1-11 :: Speaker: Donnell Wyche 

For this series, we will hang out with Simon in Luke 5:1-11, who later becomes Peter, as he and others have powerful encounters with the living God who reveals that we aren’t who we think we are. As we wrestle with this series, we are having a blast getting to know Peter, as revealed in scripture, he’s quite a character. He is the only other fully formed character in the Gospels next to Jesus. He was the first to be called by name. We find him passionate, yet very genuine. By following Peter through all his ups and downs, bad choices and good ones, his authenticity, his realization of who he really was, we get to know and understand Jesus and ourselves too. This gets us started on our own journey of self-discovery, which intersects with a good and beautiful God who sees us, accepts us, loves us, and forgives us.

Space at the Table: A Disorderly Inclusive Table :: Donnell Wyche, April 19, 2015

Space at the Table: Sacred Meals :: Donnell Wyche, April 12, 2015 

On the Cross and Under the Cross: Love Dies and Love Wins :: Donnell Wyche, April 5, 2015

Simplify: Making Room for God #6: Surrender Your Expectations :: Donnell Wyche, March 29, 2015

Simplify: Making Room for God #5: Investment Strategies from Jesus :: Donnell Wyche, March 22, 2015