Nikki reminds how God exhibits kindness toward humanity from the very beginning. The Cross becomes His ultimate moment of kindness as He endured pain and suffering all to draw us to Himself.

She leaves us with three questions to ponder. Hope you can find space to allow the Holy Spirit to guide you into new revelations as you consider these questions.

* Where do you need to tell him "I'm sorry" in light of His kindness?

* Where do you need to embrace and enjoy His kindness on the Cross?

* Where in your own life do you see evidence of God's kindness?

Nothing is as effective as a "sneak attack." Scripture has a repeated message about the life we currently live: We are engaged in a spiritual battle so BE READY! This battle includes demonic purposes, power and presence. How do we "Resist the Devil" and "Stand Firm" as we follow Jesus together? How do we claim our authority in Christ and break strongholds and signature sins? In short, how do we reclaim the freedom that Jesus has given us? Come join us as we finish our "Strange things of God" series and seek to explore and answer these important questions.  

Tell us what you thought about this series. Learn anything new?

Garrick challenges us to look at healing a little bit differently. If the gift of tongues and the gift of prophecy are often seen as "the strange gifts". Then the gift of healing is often experienced as the "frustrating gift." For we believe in healing. We are called to pray for healing. And yet, we don't control healing. So what is this gift and how do we experience it within the church? 

What is your take on this gift? Do you have a story to share like Garrick did?

1 Corinthians 12:9 & Matthew 8:14-17

The Bible commands us in no uncertain terms to pursue prophecy as part of our community life. So what even is prophecy and how do we actually obey Scripture's call to pursue it today?

Andrew takes us through 1 Thessalonians 5:19-21, in his thought-provoking sermon.

Pastor Garrick continued our The Strange Things of God teaching series by looking at the gift of tongues. This gift seems like the strangest gift the Holy Spirit could give. If we are honest, this gift often makes us nervous because either we lack experience with it, or it has been divisive or unfruitful within our church experience. And yet, scripture tells us to "Eagerly Desire" this often unfamiliar gift. So as we seek to be Boldly Biblical and Spirit Seeking, let's learn what this gift is, and how it can be used to edify both you and the church.  

Dive into the doctrinal topic of how the Holy Spirit works in our lives. The Holy Spirit is not only always moving, but he is also always speaking to us. We can learn what God would have us do once we learn to hear God’s voice.

This week we kicked off a new series on the Holy Spirit's presence in our lives. The Holy Spirit empowers the followers of Jesus to both tell and demonstrate the gospel. However, we often ignore the Holy Spirit's empowering presence by setting aside certain gifts that seem unfamiliar and uncomfortable to us. Yet these are the very gifts that scripture commands us to seek. Join us as we consider new paths, through familiar passages, explaining unfamiliar gifts. 

Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and preparation leading up to Easter. It's a time for quiet contemplation and a reminder of our human frailty and need for God's grace.

Shawn wraps up our Romans 8 series looking at verses 31-39. Paul writes to encourage the church that regardless of what happens, the love of Christ is strong enough to hold them fast and get them through.

We hope you go back and listen to this entire series. Maybe even consider memorizing Romans 8 sometime in 2025.

Pastor Shawn tackles a BIG text in Romans 8:31-35. Paul seeks to reassure that church that God’s love to them reaches beyond their life circumstances, and they are eternally and irrevocably loved by God.