Awakening Church

We are addressing one text that has been abused and misused in the church. It’s a text about marriage — more specifically, a text about the idea of submission. What does the Bible really say about men and women in regards to marriage? How are men and women designed to relate to one another? How do we prepare for marriage — or strengthen our current marriage — based on this understanding of the Bible? How do we become better together?

There is a myth about marriage many people believe that doesn't lead to the happiness they're seeking. What is the goal of marriage? What is the foundation for a healthy and flourishing marriage?

On Super Bowl Sunday, the biggest and most watched game in the world, Awakening will interview a former NFL player to talk about the idea of a game and how it relates to our real everyday lives: preparation, focus, hard work, execution, team and more. How do we live out the “game of life” in a way that we will never regret?

The rhythm of Silicon Valley is success at any cost and busyness as a badge of honor. Why does this leave us with less significance, fulfillment and peace? Is there a better rhythm God has in mind for us?

Jesus shows us how to build stronger and more purposeful relationships by sharing a meal.

Grit is enduring short term pain for long term gain. How can we live with the power of passion and perseverance in a world that desires end products without the process?

Join us as we envision what life will be like in the year 2022 and how it can powerfully impact your 2017 for the better.

We live in a world that is desperate for some good news. At the center of Christianity is not a set of morals, philosophical teachings or even religious dogma. At the center of Christianity is good news not good advice. Something happened 2,000 years ago that has the power to change your life today.

When we see the Christmas story from Joseph's perspective, we discover not only the mystery of God at work, but how to choose well even when life doesn't make sense.

If we are really honest, it can even feel like heaven is silent in the most "wonderful" time of the year. Where is God when heaven is silent? What if the Christmas story actually speaks to the deepest needs and longings of our heart? What if the Christmas story answers the question: Where is God when heaven is silent?