It’s easy to think we’re a part of something. But, there’s a difference between just being a part of something, and being All In. In this series/study we’ll be looking at what it means for all of us to be All In!

It’s easy to think we’re a part of something. But, there’s a difference between just being a part of something, and being All In. In this series/study we’ll be looking at what it means for all of us to be All In!

It’s easy to think we’re a part of something. But, there’s a difference between just being a part of something, and being All In. In this series/study we’ll be looking at what it means for all of us to be All In!

It’s easy to think we’re a part of something. But, there’s a difference between just being a part of something, and being All In. In this series/study we’ll be looking at what it means for all of us to be All In!

Dropped calls are the worst. Finding a signal when you need it most can almost fill you with a paralyzing anxiety. But we don’t just use our phone for emergencies. We use it to reach out to friends, keep up with family, make calls day to day. It’s for all the time communication. So, why does it seem like people only run to God in an emergency. And, when we need to, it seems like we’ve got no bars and He’s not listening. How would life look if we functioned every day communicating with God? If we didn’t wait till the emergencies, but knew how to talk to Him all the time. What if we stayed in contact with Him so often, that it was like we were talking with a “Full Signal?”

Dropped calls are the worst. Finding a signal when you need it most can almost fill you with a paralyzing anxiety. But we don’t just use our phone for emergencies. We use it to reach out to friends, keep up with family, make calls day to day. It’s for all the time communication. So, why does it seem like people only run to God in an emergency. And, when we need to, it seems like we’ve got no bars and He’s not listening. How would life look if we functioned every day communicating with God? If we didn’t wait till the emergencies, but knew how to talk to Him all the time. What if we stayed in contact with Him so often, that it was like we were talking with a “Full Signal?”

Jesus uses modern day stories with the people he talks with to explain basic biblical ideas. Ways for us to follow God more deeply and interact with Him day to day. Movies are our modern day stories. They are the place we learn to understand mankind, moved to feel a certain way, and get inspired to live better than we are today. In this series, “At The Movies, HEROES,” we'll take a look at a number of popular movies, and learn what we can form these modern stories about life, God, and faith.

Jesus uses modern day stories with the people he talks with to explain basic biblical ideas. Ways for us to follow God more deeply and interact with Him day to day. Movies are our modern day stories. They are the place we learn to understand mankind, moved to feel a certain way, and get inspired to live better than we are today. In this series, “At The Movies, HEROES,” we'll take a look at a number of popular movies, and learn what we can form these modern stories about life, God, and faith.

Jesus uses modern day stories with the people he talks with to explain basic biblical ideas. Ways for us to follow God more deeply and interact with Him day to day. Movies are our modern day stories. They are the place we learn to understand mankind, moved to feel a certain way, and get inspired to live better than we are today. In this series, “At The Movies, HEROES,” we'll take a look at a number of popular movies, and learn what we can form these modern stories about life, God, and faith.

Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” You remember this saying? It isn’t true at all is it? Words are powerful. They can cause joy and happiness, or they can lead to hurt, pain, and heartbreak. How we choose to speak to people and about them, says a great deal about our character, our heart, and how we love. Let’s pick up the right words, and drop the “Sticks & Stones.”