This week, Nicole Unice shares the next message in our Gospel of John series. She guides us through both the book of Genesis and the Gospel of John to compare the questions that we are asked in our faith... where are you? and what do you want?

"Jesus knows who you are AND who you are going to be AND what you need... And he wants YOU to know who you are, who you are going to be and what you need."

We're starting our new series in the Gospel of John as we go through this book of the Bible. 

"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind." John 1:1-4

We've wrapped up our Rizzdom series before we start a new one next week! We're talking through who we are as a church and why we do what we do. Wags left us with 2 questions- 

• Does this make me more like Jesus?

In our last week of the Rizzdom series, we're talking through what this compelling life means in discipleship and righteous living.

"The main thing God gets out of your life is not the achievements you accomplish. It's the person you become." - Dallas Willard

We're talking through how we love our neighbor well through how we examine our words, what we tolerate and our actions.

Today we're discussing Proverbs 3:21-26  by focusing on God's provision and goodness as we process worry and anxiety. 

"Unchecked worry and anxiety will make us unresponsive to the work of the Spirit."

Jackson Hicks shared our next message in the Rizzdom series focused on wonder and curiosity.

"When we embrace wonder and curiosity, we see God's vastness who is the creator of the universe and our personal God."

Corey Goss shares the next message in our Rizzdom series as we focus on what the Bible says about discipline, correction and conviction. 

"Followers of Jesus can embrace discipline as proof of God's love"

This week we're talking through how do we live a life of compelling generosity.

"What should rise in us is not a Christian's standard of living, but His standard of giving"