This week we will discuss the idea of shaping the world for Christ as opposed to being shaped by the world. In order to walk out our identity in Christ, it is essential for us to learn what it means to be ambassadors of hope in a lost world.

Today is a great opportunity for our team to reflect on our recent summer camp experience. But, even greater than that reflection, is our ability to come out of a season of being in close proximity with Jesus and apply that season to places God has positioned us in our everyday.

Following up our focus on the Roe v. Wade repeal, we are focusing this week on the three greatest stumbling blocks to the application of the Christian worldview. Maybe these three challenges are holding you back from taking your next step with Christ. Maybe they are keeping you from having a relationship with Jesus. Or, maybe they are simply places in your walk that you are wrestling with. We want to address these three areas and respond to them by presenting the Gospel.

In light of the recent Roe v. Wade decision in which the Supreme Court of the United States overturned, we want to have a real conversation about the situation. Regardless of where you fall on the spectrum of the abortion debate(Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life), we want to help give you clarity on this hot topic logically as well as from the Scripture but we also want to help you be able to use this as an opportunity to draw people to Jesus. What is the point of having these conversations if all we do is win arguments, but don't help people get closer to knowing King Jesus? We believe that you can both.

This week we break down, in an expository manner, one of the most famous teachings of Jesus of Nazareth from Mark 4. The Parable of the Sower.

We are here today to finish our look at how to meet people where they are at, and finish our study of John 4. Last week we saw Jesus lay the groundwork for his conversation with the woman at the well, and now we will see Him follow through and bring the conversation back home.

This week will look at the practical side of meeting people where they are at. We will learn from the master, King Jesus, in John chapter 4 as He stops in the midst of His journey to meet someone on the way.

An expository look at Hebrews 12:1-2 in order to help us understand the reason why, after we have professed faith, we struggle in the day-to-day walking out of our faith.

A real conversation about our necessity to draw close to God, and the impact that will have on our community. We will look at this through the lens of the current Roe v. Wade conversation happening in Washington, D.C., and how this situation gives us the opportunity to bring it all back to Jesus.