Weekly Recap 6.22.22 

We look at the end of I Corinthians chapter 1, and we talk about a few things that Gospel centered perspective will destroy.

Gospel-centered perspective destroys:

6.15.22 Weekly Recap. 

We look at the second part of I Corinthians chapter 1, and we discuss how Gospel-centered perspective changes our relationships.

6.8.22 Weekly Recap

We start a new series this week, and we're talking about Gospel-Centered Perspective.

Gospel centered perspective makes us thankful:

How we see things matters. Our perspective will largely determine the type of person we become. 

Let's have a Gospel-Centered Perspective. 

5.25.22 Weekly Recap 

We look at the end of Luke chapter 18, and we see a blind man who was healed and "immediately followed Jesus and glorified God."

We look at 3 simple, practical qualities of a follower. 

From Kyle Idleman's book "Not A Fan" we begin a 2 week mini-series on this exact idea:

ARE YOU A FAN, OR ARE YOU A FOLLOWER?

Fans are passionate, but they misplace priorities.

Only following Jesus brings lasting joy. 

Weekly Recap 5.11.22 

We finished out our "Greater" series looking at Jesus example of GREATER LOVE.

Greater love asks "Who can I help?" instead of "What can I get?" 

5.4.22 Weekly Recap. 

Ephesians chapter 3 ends saying that God is able to do "exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think..."

He is going to do GREATER THINGS.... and He's going to do them through us! 

We study that out this week. 

4.28.22 Weekly Recap. 

I John 4:4 is a popular verse for encouragement, but this week we dove into the context of what it truly means.

The enemy's greatest weapon against us is lies; however, Jesus produces in us a greater way. 

Our greatest weapon against the enemy is love. 

4.20.22 Weekly Recap. 

We are starting a new series on the ways that God is greater... the ways He transcends... the ways He goes beyond.

This week, we look at Romans 5 and celebrate the reality of His great grace. 

3.31.22 Weekly Recap. 

We look at the last statements Jesus made on the cross, as we consider Him as a conquering King - even in death.