Each week, when we conclude our service with our benediction, “We BRING our brokenness to Jesus, because a CHANGE to Wholeness is the story we SHARE,” we’re reinforcing our strategy to help you find wholeness in Jesus. We’re talking about how Jesus changes us, and how when we understand that process, we can make greater progress in our discipleship to Jesus; which helps us lean into the mission Jesus gave us to seek and save the lost by making disciples who make disciples.

Each week, when we conclude our service with our benediction, “We BRING our brokenness to Jesus, because a CHANGE to Wholeness is the story we SHARE,” we’re reinforcing our strategy to help you find wholeness in Jesus. We’re talking about how Jesus changes us, and how when we understand that process, we can make greater progress in our discipleship to Jesus; which helps us lean into the mission Jesus gave us to seek and save the lost by making disciples who make disciples.

Each week, when we conclude our service with our benediction, “We BRING our brokenness to Jesus, because a CHANGE to Wholeness is the story we SHARE,” we’re reinforcing our strategy to help you find wholeness in Jesus. We’re talking about how Jesus changes us, and how when we understand that process, we can make greater progress in our discipleship to Jesus; which helps us lean into the mission Jesus gave us to seek and save the lost by making disciples who make disciples.

Each week, when we conclude our service with our benediction, “We BRING our brokenness to Jesus, because a CHANGE to Wholeness is the story we SHARE,” we’re reinforcing our strategy to help you find wholeness in Jesus. We’re talking about how Jesus changes us, and how when we understand that process, we can make greater progress in our discipleship to Jesus; which helps us lean into the mission Jesus gave us to seek and save the lost by making disciples who make disciples.

Pastors often get letters (and generally have to write more than a few). This has been going on since the beginning of the church. The Apostle Paul wrote a bunch of them, but three really stand out – the letters he wrote to the men he discipled and called into ministry alongside him, Timothy and Titus. Join us for a new series exploring the Pastoral Letters in the New Testament where we’ll learn that Paul’s instructions to the men he discipled help us become a church family that resembles our Lord Jesus.

Pastors often get letters (and generally have to write more than a few). This has been going on since the beginning of the church. The Apostle Paul wrote a bunch of them, but three really stand out – the letters he wrote to the men he discipled and called into ministry alongside him, Timothy and Titus. Join us for a new series exploring the Pastoral Letters in the New Testament where we’ll learn that Paul’s instructions to the men he discipled help us become a church family that resembles our Lord Jesus.

Pastors often get letters (and generally have to write more than a few). This has been going on since the beginning of the church. The Apostle Paul wrote a bunch of them, but three really stand out – the letters he wrote to the men he discipled and called into ministry alongside him, Timothy and Titus. Join us for a new series exploring the Pastoral Letters in the New Testament where we’ll learn that Paul’s instructions to the men he discipled help us become a church family that resembles our Lord Jesus.