As we continue our series exploring what the book of Deuteronomy has to say about navigating transition, we consider the power of corporate witness, and how choosing to walk together empowers us to live into loving God with our whole selves, and loving our neighbor as ourselves.

After leading the nation of Israel through the story of their last 40 years in the wilderness, Moses urges them to be faithful to the covenant, and to "choose life" in the days ahead. As we look back at this last year, what will we do with what we find? What intentional choices is God calling us to make about what lies ahead?

Join us as we start a new series in the book of Deuteronomy as we explore what it has to say about times of transition. In this first week, we consider making space to stop, look back objectively on what we've just come through, and listen for what God is saying about it.

Through the sixth and final petition of the Lord's prayer, we are invited to admit our weakness and acknowledge our need for God's strength, before and during times of temptation. Jesus triumphs over temptation in the wilderness because he has drawn near to his Father and his word. In this way, we too can be fortified in and focused on God as we move beyond the Lenten season.

This week explore Jesus’ invitation to trust him to provide for us in the context of today.

How do we define God’s will? What does it mean to release our own agenda so we can live into God’s will for our lives? What practical tips can we learn from a time in Jesus’ life when he does this? Join us as we discuss the third petition in the Lord’s prayer and consider what it means to respond to this invitation together.

Join us as we continue our series on the Lord's Prayer as we consider the prayer "Your Kingdom Come," and how God is inviting us to respond

The Lord’s prayer begins with a petition for God to bring glory to his name— to enhance his reputation on earth, and make himself known. We begin praying with Jesus by considering three names of God from the Scriptures, and how each emerged from God making himself known, and— even better— making himself real in the lives of his people. Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name...

Today we begin a new series entitled, RSVP, where we will be exploring the six petitions of the Lord’s Prayer as a guide through the season of Lent.

2021.02.21 | JohnRiemenschnitter, MattDooley, AaronCripps by Highway