September 13 | Week 1 | Colossians 2:6-7 & Genesis 1 | Rooted and Built Up Strong buildings require deep roots. The same is true of faith. The Christian life is not a moment but a journey. We have inherited a faith planted by those who came before us, and we are called to deepen those roots for the future. This campaign is not primarily about constructing a building; it is about strengthening the ministries that help people become rooted in Christ.

September 6 | Revelation 21:1-8 | Belonging at Last Revelation gathers every movement of this series into one breathtaking vision. We belong to God because God dwells among us. We belong to ourselves because every wound is healed. We belong to one another because the nations are gathered together. We belong to the world because creation itself is made new. This isn't a fifth dimension of belonging. It is the fulfillment of them all.

August 30 | Psalm 139:1-18, 23-24 | Come Home to Yourself After learning to see God, our neighbors, and the church differently, we are invited to see ourselves differently as well. Psalm 139 reminds us that the One who knows us most completely also loves us most deeply. The journey of faith is, in many ways, the journey home to the beloved self God has known from the very beginning.

August 23 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 | Belonging to One Another We need each other to become fully ourselves. Paul describes the church as a body, where diversity is not a problem to solve but a gift to celebrate. We do not become ourselves alone. We belong not despite our differences, but through them.

August 16 | Luke 10:25-37 | Belonging to the World | Christian is Preaching Our belonging is never meant to stop with us. Jesus turns the lawyer's question upside down. Instead of asking, "Who belongs in my circle?" Jesus asks, "How can you become a neighbor?" Belonging grows whenever compassion crosses boundaries.

August 9 | Genesis 1:26-31 & | You Belong Before You Believe Our deepest belonging begins not with what we do but with who God says we are. Before there were commandments, covenants, or churches, there was creation. Humanity is created in the image of God and declared "very good." Before there was performance, there was blessing. Before there was belief, there was belonging. Our lives begin not with God's expectations but with God's delight.

August 2 | Luke 14:15-24 | Belonging at the Table God's table is wider than we imagine. Jesus shows this by consistently creating belonging where others create boundaries. His meals become signs of the Kingdom where outsiders become insiders and strangers become friends. This sermon introduces the four dimensions of belonging and invites us to imagine God's Kingdom as a table where every dimension of belonging begins.

July 26 | John 4:34 | When Spaces Become Places: Field “Look around you and see how the fields are ripe for harvesting.” Fields represent mission, abundance, and participation in God’s work. The field is where faith leaves comfort and becomes embodied action. It’s where what has grown in us is finally given away.

July 19 | Acts 9:1-19 | When Spaces Become Places: Road The Damascus Road is not a sanctuary—it’s a pathway. Yet it becomes the place of Paul’s transformation. Roads represent transition, movement, and interruption. God often meets us not where we’ve settled, but while we are still in motion.

July 12 | Deuteronomy 8:2-5 | When Spaces Become Places: Wilderness The wilderness feels empty, but it becomes the place of testing, dependence, and identity. Israel finds itself there. Jesus clarifies his mission there. Wilderness spaces strip us of illusions and teach us trust. Sometimes the most barren seasons become the most formative places of encounter.