Mandy Fowler and Tom Fifer (Student Ministries Lead) talk about John 10, what it means to be saved, and the importance of reading Scripture in chunks.

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

Mandy Fowler and Lead Pastor Ken Nash chat about John 9, week 7 of our “Eyes Wide Open” series, and the ways that our discomfort with suffering impacts our community and our experience of God.

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

This week we move into week 6 of Eyes Wide Open and chapter 6 of John … Mandy Fowler and Pastor Steve Place (Faith Community Church of West Michigan) discuss the beauty of the metaphor Jesus has chosen for himself when he calls himself the “Bread of Life” and the spiritual blindness people have to truly seeing Jesus even after witness miracles.  

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

Join Mandy Fowler and Pastor Marcus Schmidt in conversation about week 5 of our message series, John 5, and the dangers of putting God in a box.

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don’t always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?