As we dive into the busyness of the Christmas season & the end of another year, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the clutter in our homes, hearts, and lives. Picture an attic filled with old Christmas trees, decorations, old duct-taped luggage, surrounded by boxes and tubs overflowing with holiday items we didn’t even know we had. As we begin to try to clean out this space by tossing out many of the broken ornaments and worn-out decorations, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of stuff.

In this crowded, busy holiday season, many of us feel overwhelmed by family relationships, financial pressures, regrets, failures, or even uncertainty. This message series will help us recognize that much of the weight we carry comes from things God never intended for us to bear & His solution is simple: let go of the unnecessary baggage and start cleaning out this Christmas. By decluttering our we can begin to open up new space and make room for something new God has in store for us.

As we dive into the busyness of the Christmas season & the end of another year, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the clutter in our homes, hearts, and lives. Picture an attic filled with old Christmas trees, decorations, old duct-taped luggage, surrounded by boxes and tubs overflowing with holiday items we didn’t even know we had. As we begin to try to clean out this space by tossing out many of the broken ornaments and worn-out decorations, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of stuff.

In this crowded, busy holiday season, many of us feel overwhelmed by family relationships, financial pressures, regrets, failures, or even uncertainty. This message series will help us recognize that much of the weight we carry comes from things God never intended for us to bear & His solution is simple: let go of the unnecessary baggage and start cleaning out this Christmas. By decluttering our we can begin to open up new space and make room for something new God has in store for us.

As we dive into the busyness of the Christmas season & the end of another year, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the clutter in our homes, hearts, and lives. Picture an attic filled with old Christmas trees, decorations, old duct-taped luggage, surrounded by boxes and tubs overflowing with holiday items we didn’t even know we had. As we begin to try to clean out this space by tossing out many of the broken ornaments and worn-out decorations, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of stuff.

In this crowded, busy holiday season, many of us feel overwhelmed by family relationships, financial pressures, regrets, failures, or even uncertainty. This message series will help us recognize that much of the weight we carry comes from things God never intended for us to bear & His solution is simple: let go of the unnecessary baggage and start cleaning out this Christmas. By decluttering our we can begin to open up new space and make room for something new God has in store for us.

As we dive into the busyness of the Christmas season & the end of another year, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the clutter in our homes, hearts, and lives. Picture an attic filled with old Christmas trees, decorations, old duct-taped luggage, surrounded by boxes and tubs overflowing with holiday items we didn’t even know we had. As we begin to try to clean out this space by tossing out many of the broken ornaments and worn-out decorations, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume of stuff.

In this crowded, busy holiday season, many of us feel overwhelmed by family relationships, financial pressures, regrets, failures, or even uncertainty. This message series will help us recognize that much of the weight we carry comes from things God never intended for us to bear & His solution is simple: let go of the unnecessary baggage and start cleaning out this Christmas. By decluttering our we can begin to open up new space and make room for something new God has in store for us.

Everywhere you turn, someone’s telling you how to live, what’s right or wrong, what’s real & what’s fake, what’s true and what’s false. These well-intentioned pieces of advice often seem right but miss the mark in ways that can hurt us and send us down a misguided path in life. How do we discern the truths that will lead to a meaningful life? During our five-week sermon series, Moment of Truth, we will explore how to identify and embrace the truths that truly guide us to a life of purpose, fulfillment, and God’s path. Let’s seek the wisdom that not only sounds good but also transforms our lives in profound ways.

Everywhere you turn, someone’s telling you how to live, what’s right or wrong, what’s real & what’s fake, what’s true and what’s false. These well-intentioned pieces of advice often seem right but miss the mark in ways that can hurt us and send us down a misguided path in life. How do we discern the truths that will lead to a meaningful life? During our five-week sermon series, Moment of Truth, we will explore how to identify and embrace the truths that truly guide us to a life of purpose, fulfillment, and God’s path. Let’s seek the wisdom that not only sounds good but also transforms our lives in profound ways.

Everywhere you turn, someone’s telling you how to live, what’s right or wrong, what’s real & what’s fake, what’s true and what’s false. These well-intentioned pieces of advice often seem right but miss the mark in ways that can hurt us and send us down a misguided path in life. How do we discern the truths that will lead to a meaningful life? During our five-week sermon series, Moment of Truth, we will explore how to identify and embrace the truths that truly guide us to a life of purpose, fulfillment, and God’s path. Let’s seek the wisdom that not only sounds good but also transforms our lives in profound ways.

Everywhere you turn, someone’s telling you how to live, what’s right or wrong, what’s real & what’s fake, what’s true and what’s false. These well-intentioned pieces of advice often seem right but miss the mark in ways that can hurt us and send us down a misguided path in life. How do we discern the truths that will lead to a meaningful life? During our five-week sermon series, Moment of Truth, we will explore how to identify and embrace the truths that truly guide us to a life of purpose, fulfillment, and God’s path. Let’s seek the wisdom that not only sounds good but also transforms our lives in profound ways.

Everywhere you turn, someone’s telling you how to live, what’s right or wrong, what’s real & what’s fake, what’s true and what’s false. These well-intentioned pieces of advice often seem right but miss the mark in ways that can hurt us and send us down a misguided path in life. How do we discern the truths that will lead to a meaningful life? During our five-week sermon series, Moment of Truth, we will explore how to identify and embrace the truths that truly guide us to a life of purpose, fulfillment, and God’s path. Let’s seek the wisdom that not only sounds good but also transforms our lives in profound ways.

Over the last few years I have thought about how the Old Testament people worshiped and how Disciples of the New Testament worshiped, and now how we as Christians/disciples of today worship. In my own reading and the Disciple classes I have been part of I have noticed that a lot of how God called Old Testament people to worship and now New Testament people is the same only different in some ways.