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The life of discipleship is a life of journeying with Jesus. As disciples we are seeking to learn how to live as if Jesus were in our place. How do we become these kinds of people today? One of the most important starting places is to spend time dwelling in the gospels. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John present four distinct, yet unified portraits of the life and ministry of Jesus. By spending time in these gospels the hope is that the good news of Jesus would shape our lives. The good news of Jesus is not just something we believe, but something we live. We are called to live a gospeled life.  

For the next 90 days we are going to journey as a class through all four gospels. The hope is that everyone in class would spend time reading a chapter a day from each of the gospels. Then when we gather on Sunday we will spend time reflecting on what we learned about Jesus and the life of discipleship from the previous week of readings. 

This week we are reflecting on Matthew 5:1-12. 

The New Year always brings a variety of goals, aspirations, and hopes. Some people start a new hobby while others try to avoid adding anything new to their full schedule. Others want to make a change while others do not want to repeat disappointment from previous years.

Regardless of where you find yourself at the start of this year I hope you will consider prioritizing one practice in 2021. Check out this week's podcast to hear more. Happy New Year!

The season of Advent turns our attention to the arrival of Jesus. In the same way our ancestors waited for the first arrival of the Messiah, so we too wait for the second arrival and return of Jesus the Messiah. 

These men and women who have gone before us have much to teach us about what it means to wait faithfully. Therefore, this year we are focusing our attention on four characters in the drama of the birth of Jesus who can guide and shape our faith. What do they teach us when we look at the birth of Jesus through their eyes? This week we will look to The Magi.

The season of Advent turns our attention to the arrival of Jesus. In the same way our ancestors waited for the first arrival of the Messiah, so we too wait for the second arrival and return of Jesus the Messiah. 

These men and women who have gone before us have much to teach us about what it means to wait faithfully. Therefore, this year we are focusing our attention on four characters in the drama of the birth of Jesus who can guide and shape our faith. What do they teach us when we look at the birth of Jesus through their eyes? This week we will look to John the Baptist.

The season of Advent turns our attention to the arrival of Jesus. In the same way our ancestors waited for the first arrival of the Messiah, so we too wait for the second arrival and return of Jesus the Messiah. 

These men and women who have gone before us have much to teach us about what it means to wait faithfully. Therefore, this year we are focusing our attention on four characters in the drama of the birth of Jesus who can guide and shape our faith. What do they teach us when we look at the birth of Jesus through their eyes? This week we will look to the shepherds. 

The season of Advent turns our attention to the arrival of Jesus. In the same way our ancestors waited for the first arrival of the Messiah, so we too wait for the second arrival and return of Jesus the Messiah. 

These men and women who have gone before us have much to teach us about what it means to wait faithfully. Therefore, this year we are focusing our attention on four characters in the drama of the birth of Jesus who can guide and shape our faith. What do they teach us when we look at the birth of Jesus through their eyes? This week we will look to the person of Mary.

In honor of the upcoming holiday, this week we will focus on the practice of gratitude in the life of disciples of Jesus. 

Over the next two weeks we are taking a look at our new church logo and reflecting on some things it reminds us about the kinds of people we want to be. This week we are looking at the topic of "promise." 

Over the next two weeks we are taking a look at our new church logo and reflecting on some things it reminds us about the kinds of people we want to be. This week we are looking at the topic of "story." 

Today we wrap up our study on the Fruit of the Spirit by focusing on Election Day in light of these words of Paul.