We're slowing down to talk about something that is important and valuable at every stage – Spiritual Practices.  Spiritual practices exist to help us bear fruit / flourish with Christ. Not to prove we are good Christians.

The journey inward is often the most misunderstood stage of our spiritual journey with Jesus. It’s the stage with the greatest potential to trip us up, but it’s also the stage with the best opportunities to help us experience the abundant life Jesus came to offer.

The first stages of our journey with Jesus are as foundational as childhood and adolescent years are for human development. But how do we know if traveled these critical early stages, or skipped them, or missed them?

Everyone is on a spiritual journey whether we identify as spiritual or not. Every day, our inner life is being shaped and influenced - and we’re often not happy with where we’re headed. As we launch this 8-week series, we’ll discover Jesus’ invitation to a better spiritual journey and how to begin walking with Him.

We are going to discover today - what the spiritual gifts are, how you can discover yours and how you can use them by becoming a part of the body of Christ.

"We may say we follow Jesus, but are we displaying that to the world in our day to day lives? Let’s talk about an essential aspect of the Christian life – an aspect that when properly lived out in our day-to-day, will change the world around us."

We are all encouraged to serve, but what is our motive. In this message you will see how humility, empathy and Compassion can lead us as we serve.

We become great when we live like our Servant King. 

We often think money is just a matter of resources or rewards, but Jesus teaches that money is a matter of the heart. It’s important to understand our current relationship with money and take steps to move from greed to generosity.

The salvation God offers us through faith in Jesus is more than just true, it’s good. However, so many don’t see the goodness imbedded in the good news. Let’s learn how to live lives that display the beauty of the gospel to a watching world.