Commonwealth Church

Join us as Nick continues our series on bold faith, looking at how the fear of God leaves us with no room for any other fear to flourish in our lives.

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We are joined by Jamie Schulz from Sun City Church, Spokane, as she explores how God causes mountains to move as we pray – not just for us but for the sake of the world. 

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This week we share a Commonwealth family update, as Nick continues our series on bold and transformative faith. For more information, see commonwealthsd.org

Join us this week as Nick continues our series on bold faith. We are built to step into the impossible as we partner with God – not just surviving, but coming alive in our relationship with Him.

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This week Nick starts our new series on mountain-moving faith. All it takes is a little faith in the right direction, and God's power begins to move in and through your life.

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Join us today as we hear from Nick and Ali Herbert from Gas Street Church in the UK – their story of coming to know Jesus, how they unapologetically stepped into who they are, and into what God has called them to do.

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Join us today as we hear from Nick and Ali Herbert from Gas Street Church in the UK – their story of coming to know Jesus, how they unapologetically stepped into who they are, and into what God has called them to do.

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Join us as Nick looks at how we can put worship at the center of life – worshiping God on His terms and not our own, worshiping expressively, and worshiping in a way that costs us something.

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Today Keri shares on worship: not just a moment on a Sunday, but a movement towards God, going towards Him on purpose, joyfully expectant. 

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This week, Nick looks at the lost art of lament – the healthy and needed bringing of our complaint and cry to the One who is still worthy of all our praise. 

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