Move: to go in a specified direction or manner; to make progress; to develop. Move describes what God’s requires for all people: We must be growing and developing. We must be heading in a God-specified direction. But where am I? And where am I going? Join us for “Move” as we honestly asses our progress and pursue our goal of living the highest quality of life…a life that moves!

John, who hung out with Jesus, became a pastor. He loved his church and wrote them some instruction about true Christianity and the threat of impostors and false teachers. One of his writing techniques was to use stark contrasts. Over five weeks we will learn about those contrasts and what they mean for our church today.

John, who hung out with Jesus, became a pastor. He loved his church and wrote them some instruction about true Christianity and the threat of impostors and false teachers. One of his writing techniques was to use stark contrasts. Over five weeks we will learn about those contrasts and what they mean for our church today.

John, who hung out with Jesus, became a pastor. He loved his church and wrote them some instruction about true Christianity and the threat of impostors and false teachers. One of his writing techniques was to use stark contrasts. Over five weeks we will learn about those contrasts and what they mean for our church today.

John, who hung out with Jesus, became a pastor. He loved his church and wrote them some instruction about true Christianity and the threat of impostors and false teachers. One of his writing techniques was to use stark contrasts. Over five weeks we will learn about those contrasts and what they mean for our church today.

John, who hung out with Jesus, became a pastor. He loved his church and wrote them some instruction about true Christianity and the threat of impostors and false teachers. One of his writing techniques was to use stark contrasts. Over five weeks we will learn about those contrasts and what they mean for our church today.

You’re not raising children. You’re raising adults. You don’t want your child to be a child forever (and neither do we!). In the age of the "helicopter mom,” parents need to understand that their kids are supposed to leave the house and so it’s our responsibility to get them ready to be biblically mature adults — able to handle whatever the world throws at them. We need to get them ready because they are born to leave.

You’re not raising children. You’re raising adults. You don’t want your child to be a child forever (and neither do we!). In the age of the "helicopter mom,” parents need to understand that their kids are supposed to leave the house and so it’s our responsibility to get them ready to be biblically mature adults — able to handle whatever the world throws at them. We need to get them ready because they are born to leave.

You’re not raising children. You’re raising adults. You don’t want your child to be a child forever (and neither do we!). In the age of the "helicopter mom,” parents need to understand that their kids are supposed to leave the house and so it’s our responsibility to get them ready to be biblically mature adults — able to handle whatever the world throws at them. We need to get them ready because they are born to leave.