Wednesday Recap 3.24.22

We look two more of Jesus' statements on the cross: "My God, my God, why have You forsaken me" and "I thirst." 

We talked about Jesus' purpose for suffering and sacrifice, and we asked this question:

What is it in your life that is bringing you pain that God desires to bring Him glory? 

Wednesday Recap 3.17.22 

We dive into the first 3 statements of Jesus, and we see His heart for others to the very end. 

Do we forgive others, like Jesus prayed forgiveness over those hurting Him?

Do we pull others close, like Jesus did those furthest away - like the thief on the cross? 

Do we consider others, like Jesus considered His family, even in His final moments?

3.10.22 Weekly Recap. 

In the weeks leading up to Easter, we will be looking at the final words of Jesus. 

Transitioning from our series on leaders and into this series on the cross, we study Isaiah 53. 

We see how Jesus was willing to be vulnerable and to be hurt, because Jesus knew the "Why." 

Weekly Recap 2.24.22 

While Esther and Mordecai didn't show a lot of signs of personal brokenness and dysfunction, they were absolutely surrounded by it.

From them, we can learn how good leaders are available, adaptable, and accountable. 

Weekly Recap 2.17.22 

Peter was known as much for his flaws and his failures as his successes. He had denied Jesus. But God used Him to do incredible things for the kingdom of God. 

We're going to study the parallels found in Luke 5, John 13, John 18, and John 21. 

Weekly recap 2.10.22.

Moses viewed his potential to lead through the lens of insecurity, fear, and roadblocks. We're going to see how we often do the same thing. 

More importantly, we'll study how we can instead choose humility, faith, and the pathway God has laid out for us. 

Weekly Recap 1.20.22 

We discuss the story of Numbers 13 and 14, the faith of Caleb, and the example they set. 

How do we live a life of pursuit instead of wandering and faith instead of fear? Check it out! 

Weekly Recap 1.13.22 

We continue our Counter Culture series talking about the story of David and Goliath. 

Who do we *actually* identify with in this story, and how can we truly make a difference by being different? 

1.5.2022 Weekly Recap - 

We started our semester and series looking at Daniel 1: The head, the heart, and our identity. 

DISCIPLINE AND INTENTIONALITY ARE PRODUCTS OF THE HEAD.

INSPIRATION AND MOTIVATION ARE WELLSPRINGS OF THE HEART. 

What does it look like for us to not just *do* something different, but to truly *be* someone different? 

While on Holiday Life Group break, we'll be doing a study that parallels the Old and New Testament, specifically surrounding the Person of Jesus.

Today we look at His (and our) call to suffer, to surrender, and to be set free.