Invitations. We are continually being invited. Some invitations can be exciting and welcomed like an invitation to a party or a promotion at work, while others can bring challenge like an invitation to be stretched or tested in some area of life. Either way, how we respond to invitations matters and can greatly influence our lives.

Invitations. We are continually being invited. Some invitations can be exciting and welcomed like an invitation to a party or a promotion at work, while others can bring challenge like an invitation to be stretched or tested in some area of life. Either way, how we respond to invitations matters and can greatly influence our lives.

Invitations. We are continually being invited. Some invitations can be exciting and welcomed like an invitation to a party or a promotion at work, while others can bring challenge like an invitation to be stretched or tested in some area of life. Either way, how we respond to invitations matters and can greatly influence our lives.

Our God is the God of invitation. Throughout the Bible, God is constantly inviting us to experience more of him, and how we respond to the invitations of God matters more than anything! It can transform our hearts and minds and lead us deeper into his great love for us.

Join us this summer at Compass for our series called RSVP: Responding to God’s Invitation. Together we will consider the invitations that God offers to us, why they matter, and how we can respond with a resounding "YES!" to everything God invites us to.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another. Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another. Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another. Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another. Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another.  Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives. 

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another.  Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives. 

Despite being the most crucial and rewarding things in our lives, our relationships can also be the most challenging. Join us at Compass for a new seven week teaching series called Relate(able): We’re In This Together as we discover what the Bible teaches us regarding how to build healthy relationships that honour God and enrich our lives.

Our God is relational. Not only has the Father eternally existed in perfect relationship with the Son and the Spirit but He also created us to thrive in our lives through relationship with Him and with one another.  Our relationships are precious, and they really matter to God. Not only do our relationships send a message to the world about our loving Heavenly Father, but when all is said and done and our earthly possessions fade away, all that will matter are the relationships we fostered in our lives. 

Despite being the most crucial and rewarding things in our lives, our relationships can also be the most challenging. Join us at Compass for a new seven week teaching series called Relate(able): We’re In This Together as we discover what the Bible teaches us regarding how to build healthy relationships that honour God and enrich our lives.