We’re all carrying a burden right now, and no one should carry it alone. But how do we help others with their burdens when we feel weary and isolated? How do we carve out space for community in a chaotic and confusing season?

Sherita has a great follow up to Tensley's message from Sunday that we hope will be the perfect encouragement to get you through the second half of the week!

Join us on Sunday as we continue our series, How Are You Doing . . . Really, with a special message from Sherita.

 

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During week one of our latest series, How Are You Doing . . . Really?, Tensley sat down with local author Wendi Nunnery to talk about her new book. We loved our conversation with Wendi, but we couldn't fit it all into the service. Check out this extended interview with content you didn't hear on Sunday!

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We all feel the pressure to put on a happy face and tell the world we're fine. But in a season like this, if we're being honest, we're probably all "not okay" in one way or another.

During times of uncertainly and disruption, the people around us need to know we care. We often need to step out of our comfort zone to comfort someone.

People want certainty, but sometimes that’s not possible. When certainty is not an option, you can still offer them the next best thing.

The people who have the most influence in our lives often have little to no authority in terms of position. There’s something about their lives that gives them influence in ours.

Leadership, however great or small, is stewardship of the temporary influence we have. When we view our leadership as something for which we are accountable, we will be far less likely to leverage it for ourselves.

When tragedy strikes, it's natural to ask the question Why me? The harder and more unnatural question is How can I make this matter?

Becoming a Christian is easy. It won't cost you anything. But Jesus never invited anyone to become a Christian. He invites us to follow.