Our World needs to see God. What if Moms are giving the World a glimpse of Him? What if the World can see God uniquely through Moms?

Looking at Gideon's battle against the Midianite army, we discover that God wanted to make it clear that the victory could only be because of Him. As we wrap up our Together For Washington series, we reflect on the fact that only God could have accomplished what we saw happen through this campaign.

On this milestone moment in the history of Connect Church we remember the altar Joshua set up by the River Jordan so that everyone for years to come would remember how great God was. We know that in years to come we will look back on today and think the same.

When you're buying something like furniture, you want it to last a long time. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches about somewhere that we can invest that will last an eternity.

Just like Nehemiah rebuilt the broken walls of Jerusalem, God wants to rebuild and restore our broken lives. We continue to look forward to how He is also going to help us restore the old Walmart building into our future home.

God is on the move, and He wants us to move along with him. Today we start a brand new series at Connect where we'll discover how He is moving us into the next phase of Conect's journey here in Washington.

On the day Jesus rose from the dead, he met up with two disciples walking to Emmaus. At first, they didn't recognize who He was. They didn't realize that Jesus had been walking beside them all along. This morning we discover that before many of us realized it, Jesus was walking beside us too.

What must have it been like for the disciples on that Saturday? Jesus had died and had yet to rise again. Confusion? Disillusionment? Fear? How do you get through those moments when it seems Jesus didn't do what you thought He would do in your life? Don't give up. Like the disciples, you may find that you are just one day away from victory.

We see Jesus at Gethsemane this week.

Jesus curses the fig tree and clears out the temple, showing us how He feels about fruitlessness and corruption.