Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

Gandhi once famously uttered, “I like you’re Christ. I do not like your Christians.” Sadly, Christians often get labeled as judgmental and mean. Even sadder, sometimes that label is justified. This Sunday learn how we can do things differently, and be a church that is different—where people are drawn to Christ because of us Christians.

I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.

I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.

I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.

I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.

I once thought that some people believe and some simply don’t. One person can see the Kingdom and another is blind to it. I assumed that as long as someone hears the truth, that’s all that matters. But is it? This Sunday we jump into the first parable to discover what it means to cultivate the seeds of the Kingdom.

Jesus often taught through parables. These simple stories used everyday stuff to reveal profound truths. This Sunday we begin a new series through several of these parables in Matthew chapter 13. Through this series, we will discover how God is leading us with a new vision—a Kingdom Vision—because it’s time to see the world with new eyes.

Jesus often taught through parables. These simple stories used everyday stuff to reveal profound truths. This Sunday we begin a new series through several of these parables in Matthew chapter 13. Through this series, we will discover how God is leading us with a new vision—a Kingdom Vision—because it’s time to see the world with new eyes.

Jesus often taught through parables. These simple stories used everyday stuff to reveal profound truths. This Sunday we begin a new series through several of these parables in Matthew chapter 13. Through this series, we will discover how God is leading us with a new vision—a Kingdom Vision—because it’s time to see the world with new eyes.