Marisa Stubbs closes out our Theology of Place series by talking about what it means and looks like for God’s kingdom to come and God’s will to be done on earth — and on our streets — as in heaven. [Revelation 21:3-5, 22-27; 22:1-5]

Continuing our Theology of Place series, Dana Cunliffe talks about a theology of unbuilt spaces — creation itself — and how we are invited into a relationship of care for what God has made. [Genesis 1:20-2:9]

Continuing our Theology of Place series, Dana Cunliffe talks about a theology of unbuilt spaces — creation itself — and how we are invited into a relationship of care for what God has made. [Genesis 1:20-2:9]

The redemptive story of God begins in a garden but it ends in a city. Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on the idea of new heavens and new earth breaking into our city and how we can be a part of it.

[Isaiah 65:17-25]

The redemptive story of God begins in a garden but it ends in a city. Pastor Matthew Watson preaches on the idea of new heavens and new earth breaking into our city and how we can be a part of it.

[Isaiah 65:17-25]

Place matters. Because Jesus took on flesh and blood, lived in a neighborhood and identified with a people – we also root ourselves in neighborhoods and identify with people. Our place is Washington, DC. While many come to this city to consume it and to use it, we want to be among those who love it.

On Pentecost Sunday, we considered the indwelling of the spirit in our particular geography.

[Acts 2:1-24]

Place matters. Because Jesus took on flesh and blood, lived in a neighborhood and identified with a people – we also root ourselves in neighborhoods and identify with people. Our place is Washington, DC. While many come to this city to consume it and to use it, we want to be among those who love it.

On Pentecost Sunday, we considered the indwelling of the spirit in our particular geography.

[Acts 2:1-24]

Where are you using your gifts in the church? Where are you using your gifts for the city? Pastor Matthew Watson encourages us to examine the purpose and use of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. [1 Corinthians 12:4-31]

Where are you using your gifts in the church? Where are you using your gifts for the city? Pastor Matthew Watson encourages us to examine the purpose and use of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. [1 Corinthians 12:4-31]

Just as there is a Holy Spirit, there are unholy spirits. Pastor Matthew Watson helps us understand spiritual warfare by shedding light on the ways the enemy works and the ways the Holy Spirit works.   [Ephesians 6:10-12]