Coming Alive

The Holy Spirit seems to release gifts upon people so they can participate in the agenda of God for the world and for the church.

Under the care of the Good Shepherd, our souls will be restored. Under the shepherding of our culture, our souls will be destroyed.” Jon Tyson

We will reflect on how the Holy Spirit equips us to show up to the world in loving, healing and redemptive ways. The Holy Spirit seems to release gifts upon people so they can participate in the agenda of God for the world and for the church.

We will reflect on how the Holy Spirit equips us to show up to the world in loving, healing and redemptive ways. The Holy Spirit seems to release gifts upon people so they can participate in the agenda of God for the world and for the church.

We will reflect on how the Holy Spirit equips us to show up to the world in loving, healing and redemptive ways. The Holy Spirit seems to release gifts upon people so they can participate in the agenda of God for the world and for the church.

We begin a series exploring the five-fold gifts (APEST). It is an exploration of how these gifts cause followers of Jesus to be a beneficial presence in the world.

Trinity is the identity of a God who always exists in relationship and therefore, we can come to him and connect with him in relationship.

Today is a very special Sunday. It is Pentecost Sunday. It is considered to be the birthday of the Church.

Starting this week we will spend some time reflecting on and learning about the Holy Spirit and his operation in our lives.

Today we are going to reflect on what we learn about God's heart from pentecost and the invitations that has for us!

Maybe it was something small. A word. A gesture. A note - Sheltering trees.

Maybe it was big—a second chance, a healed relationship, a breakthrough, an

invitation into something that changed your life - marriage work.

You don’t walk away from a gift like that.

Unless, of course, you’re the man in Mark 10.

We gather to reflect on being disciple making disciples… An invitation to deepen our connection to God, grow some roots as a community of faith and walking with another.