Today, we are moving into our second week in a sermon series called Our House. When you ask someone what they think about the church, be prepared for any response. What they say may inspire feelings of anger, sadness, joy, or hope, depending on what they have experienced in their dealings with believers. So what should the church be about? Join us as we explore how we can be a church that glorifies Jesus.

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This Sunday, we start a new sermon series called Our House. When you ask someone what they think about the church, be prepared for any response. What they say may inspire feelings of anger, sadness, joy, or hope, depending on what they have experienced in their dealings with believers. So what should the church be about? Join us as we explore how we can be a church that glorifies Jesus.

Today, we finish our sermon series called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our final daily habit, habit #7: Seed the Cloud. We'll be looking at how the habits we have today impact what happens tomorrow and later in life. It is important to decide what we want to reap tomorrow, so we can sow the right seeds today. Join us as we try to figure out this important piece of our lives.

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Today, we are moving into our sixth week in our sermon series called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our sixth daily habit: Wind the Clock. This habit is about time and making the most of it. It is important to manage your time wisely, but it is also important to fill your time wisely. Join us as we try to figure out this piece of our lives.

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Today, we will continue in our sermon series based on Mark Batterson's book called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our fifth daily habit: Cut the Rope. Have you found it to be true that playing it safe is not always safe? We'll be looking at how important it is to take risks in Winning the Day... but not just any risks. Join us as we try to figure out this important piece of our lives.

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Today, we are moving into our fourth week in our sermon series called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our fourth daily habit: Fly the Kite. We'll be looking at how our approach to small things in our lives affects how we approach the big things. Join us as we try to figure out this important piece of our lives.

Reflection Questions: 1. What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message? 2. Can you think of a time when you were given a small task at work, or school, or at the church, when you wanted a bigger responsibility instead? How did it make you feel to be given such a small responsibility? 3. What does success look like to you? Is it accomplishing big things, or is it being consistent with smaller things? How can success in these two areas differ? 4. Do you find yourself doing things for the sole purpose of being able to post about it on social media? If you are being honest with yourself, do you look for opportunities to do something post-worthy for the attention, the likes, and the comments? What motivates you to seek approval from online followers rather than seek approval from God alone? 5. How would setting smaller goals, with smaller targets, affect your motivation to complete tasks? Would the momentum keep you going, motivating you to do more? 6. How can we encourage and pray for each other as we live into God's ways this week?

Preached by Pastor Brian Knight.

Today, we are moving into our third week in our sermon series called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our third daily habit: Eat the Frog. We all know that there are habits and things that could help us to start are day off on the foot. Things that we could do to be healthier both spiritual and physically, but we often put them off. Why? because there are a lot of work, or we just don't know where to squeeze them into our lives. How can we win the day and find time for these good habits in our lives? Join us as we try to figure out this important piece of our lives. Pastor Nathan Capen leads this one.

Reflection Questions: 1.    What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message?2.    What are some of your daily habits that you currently do to start each morning? What tone does that set for your day? 3.    Do you think that your daily habits are healthy or unhealthy? Are they productive, or unproductive? Do you make time for God at the beginning of the day? 4.    If time were not a constraint, what are some habits you would like to start doing every single day? Now, how can you make time for those?  5.    What small victories do you start your day with? How do you believe you can win the day by implementing something mundane as an accomplishment every morning?  6.    How can we pray for you?

Today, we are moving into our second week in our sermon series called Win the Day. This week we will introduce our second daily habit: Kiss the Wave. We all face obstacles throughout our lives, and at times we allow those obstacles to overtake us. However, is it possible for God to help us use these difficult times for our advantage? Join us as we try to figure out this important piece of our lives.   

Reflection Questions: 1. What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message? 2. Can you think of a past painful experience or season that you went through that was difficult to overcome, yet you found growth through it? 3. How has your painful seasons helped you relate more towards those who you meet going through the same thing you suffered through? Are you able to find more empathy in their experience?  4. In what ways has past pain conditioned you to have unhealthy habits? How have you felt yourself being held captive by that experience? 5. What are some healthy habits that you think you could use to replace the unhealthy habits that have developed into coping mechanisms and defense mechanisms? How can you replace the toxins with beneficial growth? 6. How can we encourage and pray for each other as we live into God's ways this week?

Preached by Pastor Brian Knight.

Today we start a new series inspired by New Year's Resolutions. We all want to improve in some way, so this is a very practical sermon series based on a book called Win the Day by Pastor Mark Batterson. In this series, we will work through implementing seven habits into our daily life to help us stress less and accomplish more... all in the hopes of bringing glory to God. This first Sunday will be focused Habit #1: Flip the Script.

Some reflection questions: 1. What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message? 2. In what ways do you feel like your life’s story has panned out differently than the way you originally thought that it would? What goals do you feel are now out of reach due to the path your life has taken? 3. Can you think of a time when God flipped the script in your life, changed your story, and you didn’t even realize the change until you looked back? What did it look like to have God change your story? 4. We are all guilty of living in the past from time to time, but this can often hold us back—can you think of an example of a way that you are keeping your thoughts, and as a result your actions, in the past? How are your past struggles, even though they’ve been resolved, holding you back from your future goals? 5.Letting go of the defeated mindset is the best way to change our story and start living with a “flip the script” mentality. In what ways can you improve your mindset to no longer dwell on the negative things happening to you, and instead live victoriously for what God has ahead of you? Are you able to recognize the thoughts that are holding you back from doing that? 6. How can we encourage and pray for each other as we live into God's ways this week?

The Handout, Who I Am in Christ, can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15uXi9sgBdfNBVwXI7nn6xLVZ0znFt-ZxfZx_w8tLKJk/edit?usp=sharing

Preached by Pastor Brian Knight.