Grace Church, Bath Campus

As the New Year approaches, most of us will likely think through ways we would like to improve our lives or problems we would like to fix. But what if the only path to a better life doesn’t start by bettering ourselves? What if true life isn’t meant to be focused on ourselves, but rather focused on loving Jesus and serving other people? In this series, we will take a look at what the Bible says about living life well, and ultimately learn what it means to be a follower of Jesus—in his own words and on his own terms.

As the New Year approaches, most of us will likely think through ways we would like to improve our lives or problems we would like to fix. But what if the only path to a better life doesn’t start by bettering ourselves? What if true life isn’t meant to be focused on ourselves, but rather focused on loving Jesus and serving other people? In this series, we will take a look at what the Bible says about living life well, and ultimately learn what it means to be a follower of Jesus—in his own words and on his own terms.

As the New Year approaches, most of us will likely think through ways we would like to improve our lives or problems we would like to fix. But what if the only path to a better life doesn’t start by bettering ourselves? What if true life isn’t meant to be focused on ourselves, but rather focused on loving Jesus and serving other people? In this series, we will take a look at what the Bible says about living life well, and ultimately learn what it means to be a follower of Jesus—in his own words and on his own terms.

As the New Year approaches, most of us will likely think through ways we would like to improve our lives or problems we would like to fix. But what if the only path to a better life doesn’t start by bettering ourselves? What if true life isn’t meant to be focused on ourselves, but rather focused on loving Jesus and serving other people? In this series, we will take a look at what the Bible says about living life well, and ultimately learn what it means to be a follower of Jesus—in his own words and on his own terms.

In each of our lives, there are moments that make us wonder. Often there are times that we doubt, and situations that cause us to pause and think through the way that we live our life. These moments are incredibly important. They are the moments when God interacts with us.  

The people who were a part of the first Christmas experienced this reality. They had dreams and passions and goals, as well as challenges and questions and doubts.  Like us, they came to moments of wonder – what is God doing, why is he doing it, and will he actually stay with me through it all?  

Join us at Grace this Christmas for our series, Moments of Wonder. We’ll take some time to talk about the moments in life that make us pause, and help us to remember who Jesus is, why He came, and what that means for us this holiday season.