CTK Anacortes

Our spacious place series culminates in a truth, in an image, in one literal spacious place that turns our world upside down and inside out and has power enough to save and transform anyone who genuinely believes.

On this Palm Sunday, we get to experience a “universe” altering event. It is a purge initiated by Jesus himself to achieve for us spacious lives so that He, Jesus Christ our King, can firmly establish his throne and reign supreme at the center of our lives. 

The creative spark to light the fires of creativity and originality in the church is a genuine encounter with the majesty and power of God found in the unrestrained gospel of Jesus Christ.

Today we remain in "a spacious place" where we will encounter an invitation to a lifestyle of gratitude and rejoicing.

Samuel's encounter with God at night reveals a depth of mystery associated with the 'spacious place' to which Christ is inviting us.

In this second week of Lent we move into that 'spacious place' to confront how we're spending on things that don't satisfy, so that we might turn from our idols and become a people ripe to receive God's blessings. 

This morning, we are invited to fully enter the season of Lent - a spacious place where God wants us to know Him and grow in Him.

This morning we will discover what a true encounter with the living Jesus Christ should often feel like, which gives us an idea as to what type of person is most useful to God.

Gideon's story offers the church a three tiered willingness challenge.

Today we get to hear how God is moving in the lives of our friends.