I am sure you've considered why God gave us two ears and one mouth. Perhaps this is why our responsibility is to listen more than we speak. Join us as we explore the habit of listening as a way of embracing the mystery of the Holy Spirit and how this mystery speaks to us through others around us. 

We've all seen or heard the word "bless" or "blessed" countless times. But what does this really mean for the life of a disciple? This morning we look at the habit of blessing as our invitation to join God's mission of mercy to the world around us. 

Most disciples of Jesus are familiar with the importance of serving others. But have you ever considered "how" you help matters as much as "what" you do? Join us as we explore the foundational habit of serving as assisting people on their journey of being loved by God and God's people. 

This morning we look at Paul's invitation to Timothy to "train for godliness" in the face of a world and time that distracts us from what is most important in our lives. As we pursue a life of discipleship and learning, let's say "yes" to a life of spiritual discipline at the T.A.B.L.E.

As we launch our new series, we turn our attention to the power of habits in our lives. Looking at Paul's words to the Philippians we encounter an invitation to develop our lives around what we "love" rather than what we "think." Join us as we begin to take a seat at the T.A.B.L.E. and look at the habits we want to practice as disciples of Jesus who long to love the world around us. 

Praise God- the resurrection is here! This morning we celebrate and cry out with resurrected faith as we hear the good news of life over death. We can't wait to celebrate with you on this joyous occasion- Christ the Lord has risen indeed!

It is the moment that forever changed the course of the world. The cry of Jesus from the cross and the announcement of a Roman centurion toward the cross serve as poignant reminders of discipleship. Join us as we explore the familiar scene while asking fresh questions about who we are in light of who Jesus is. 

As we round the corner towards the final week of Jesus, we notice an obscure yet significant story of a widow who gives "all that she has." Let's listen in and examine how we might become more like this widow and embrace the cost of discipleship.

This morning we follow Jesus into the temple and watch the drama unfold. As He overturns tables and chairs, we are left wondering, "What might Jesus be asking me to turn over in my life?" Join us as we explore this costly question and invitation.

As Spring Break begins for our teachers, administrators, and students, we take a Sunday and remind ourselves of the importance of the table. Join us as we gather around the table, take the bread and cup, and celebrate the commitment Jesus has made to us as the "first becomes last."