Beyond the Building

This week Ian, Jeff, Morgan, Owen and Sam as they discuss their takeaways from this week's teaching. This week we focused on the truth that throughout the pages of Scripture God has always desired for His people to have a fullness of life. We looked at the Israelites preparation to enter the Promised Land from Joshua 3. In that passage we learned 3 principles we could follow to ensure we are able to experience our "promised land." 1. Consecrate Ourselves, 2. Obey God's Word, and 3. Take a Step of Faith. If we will do those things we set ourselves in a position to see God do amazing things among us.

This week Ian, Jeff, Margo and Kate talk through the teaching based on Proverbs 27:19 and Colossians 3:1-17. Through these passages we discussed what our reflection is to be to the world around us as Christ followers. When we put Christ on He should reflect to us to the world around us revealing who our hearts and lives belong to.

This week Ian, Jeff and Lucas talk through the teaching based on Deuteronomy 6:4-9. Through this passage we are reminded that our whole heart, mind, soul and strength devotion from God comes first from the correct view of who He is. Then with the correct view we are able to love and live every hour of every week for Him. We are able to live out the truth that 168>1.

This is week 4 of our Compass Ministry series that explores who Compass is and what each silo (Family, Community, College-Aged, and Worship) does. During this series we are going to put a recording of the Compass Worship teaching about each silo on the podcast. This week Toby Middlesworth walks us through the original vision of Compass and why Compass College Aged Ministry (CAM) is the driving force behind our beginnings. Through his teaching you will be reminded to trust in the faithfulness of our God and trust that He is with you and for you if you allow Him to guide you steps.

This is week 3 of our Compass Ministry series that explores who Compass is and what each silo (Family, Community, College-Aged, and Worship) does. During this series we are going to put a recording of the Compass Worship teaching about each silo on the podcast. This week Courtney Middlesworth brings us a teaching from Matthew 9 reminding us of the way God sees us, the compassion that He has for us and in turn challenged us to live with the same compassion for the world around us.

This is week 2 of our Compass Ministry series that explores who Compass is and what each silo (Family, Community, College-Aged, and Worship) does. During this series we are going to put a recording of the Compass Worship teaching about each silo on the podcast. This week Angie Thompson brings us a teaching from 1 Kings 18 and shows us 3 truths for us to embrace as we walk with God throughout our lives. Those same three truths help shape the Compass Family silo and what we hope to provide for individuals and families.

This week we start a 4 week series that explores who Compass is and what each silo (Family, Community, College-Aged, and Worship) does. During this series we are going to put a recording of the Compass Worship teaching on the podcast followed by some additional conversation about it. This week we start with Compass Worship silo and after the teaching Ian, Jeff Angie and Toby talk about some things that they gleaned from 1 Chronicles as we seek to continue to Inquire, Listen and Act on what God calls us to.

This week Ian, Trey, Angie and Brayden talk through this week's teaching based on the Parable of the Talents found in Matthew 25:14-30. Through this parable we were able to reflect on the truth that God has given us everything we need to fulfill our purpose in this world. Too often we allow fear or comparison to keep us from leveraging our gifts, talents, abilities, or resources. When we keep the perspective of who and who's everything is we can embrace with confidence all that God has given us and begin to multiply His Kingdom.

Our hope and prayer is that through the Beyond the Building podcast you would continue the conversation of God's Word in your home, on your campus, in your workplace and neighborhood so His gospel can be shared with all.

For more details on Compass Ministries visit our website at www.compassjn146.org or follow us on Facebook or Instagram @compassjn146.

This week Ian, Jeff, Selah and Seth talk through this week's teaching based on the Parable of the Sower from Luke 8:4-15. Through this parable we were able to reflect on the truth that the seed never changes it is the soil that is different. We need to reflect on the different soils of the heart and make sure we are tending to our soil so that we can receive and share His truth to the world around us.

Our hope and prayer is that through the Beyond the Building podcast you would continue the conversation of God's Word in your home, on your campus, in your workplace and neighborhood so His gospel can be shared with all.

For more details on Compass Ministries visit our website at www.compassjn146.org or follow us on Facebook or Instagram @compassjn146.