Have you ever been misquoted? No one likes it when what we have said has been twisted around. God, Jesus, and the Bible are often misquoted. Imagine God & Jesus saying, "I Never Said That" to many misconceptions in our culture today.

Have you ever been misquoted? No one likes it when what we have said has been twisted around. God, Jesus, and the Bible are often misquoted. Imagine God & Jesus saying, "I Never Said That" to many misconceptions in our culture today.

Have you ever been misquoted? No one likes it when what we have said has been twisted around. God, Jesus, and the Bible are often misquoted. Imagine God & Jesus saying, "I Never Said That" to many misconceptions in our culture today.

There are many in our communities who have already tuned out or been turned off by the church. How do you create a church unchurched people love to attend? How do you connect with this person on the couch who has no interest, and quite possibly has already said no to church, and maybe even Jesus?

#forDFW #MyCompassChurch

For far too long, the church has been known for what it is against. We want to be known for what we are for. We must first understand that God is FOR us.

#forDFW #mycompasschurch

Most of us know something about God, and we know a little more about Jesus. But what—or who—is the Holy Spirit? Is it a ghost? Is it a force? Is it even an “it”? The Holy Spirit is a mysterious part of our faith. In this message, we’ll remove some of the mystery and in doing so, we’ll discover the path to a fulfilling life in an empty world.

We tend to think God was involved in the beginning, Jesus came later, and the Holy Spirit followed. But that isn’t the case. From the beginning, the Holy Spirit brought order to chaos and light to the darkness. That was true in creation, and that can be true in your life too.

Most of us know something about God, and we know a little more about Jesus. But what—or who—is the Holy Spirit? Is it a ghost? Is it a force? Is it even an “it”? The Holy Spirit is a mysterious part of our faith. In this message, we’ll remove some of the mystery and in doing so, we’ll discover the path to a fulfilling life in an empty world.

The Greatest Generation. Baby Boomers. Generation X. Millennials. Generation Z. Each generation is distinct from those that came before and those that come after. They have different priorities and different experiences. They see the world differently. It’s easy for the generations to live in conflict and competition. But what is our responsibility to the next generation?

The next generation doesn’t need a better standard of living. It needs a standard for living. It is every generation’s responsibility—and privilege—to pass along the “praiseworthy deeds of the Lord” to generations that follow. When we help the next generation win, we win as well. Psalm 78:4