David Washburn shares a powerful messages on the changing times and how to be on mission.

David Washburn shares a powerful messages on the changing times and how to be on mission.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

The golden lampstand was the only source of light in the holy place in the Tabernacle, and it was to remain lit as a reminder that God was always with His people. Over the next four weeks, we’re going to consider God’s continuous presence in our lives and how that presence informs and shapes us to reflect God’s loving goodness to our community.

This Sunday, we will dive into the story of Esther at 9:30 and 10:45 at Gayton. Our own Karl Enters will be preaching at both Celebration (9:30) and Nexus (10:45)!

This Sunday, we will dive into the story of Esther at 9:30 and 10:45 at Gayton. Our own Karl Enters will be preaching at both Celebration (9:30) and Nexus (10:45)!