Vision: Inside/Out (Week 2) - Romans 12:1-2 - The invitation to belong to Jesus is a matter of grace but it does invite us to be changed as a result. Paul opens this rich chapter of Romans but reminding us of God’s great mercy and how it ought to propel us forward to becoming the kind of people He intended for us to be by giving ourselves over to Him completely, body, mind and spirit.

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Vision: Inside/Out (Week 1) - Mark 2:1-12 -  In this, one of Mark’s first recorded miracles of Jesus, we find a group of friends committed to helping their paralyzed friend. Jesus is drawn into their collective faith, from which He responds. The critical piece of the healing is also Jesus challenging the religious assumptions of His day, as He shows both a power to forgive sins as well as a power over physical brokenness. This story encapsulates our series, that faith in Jesus begins on the inside but will eventually bear fruit on the outside.

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 10) - Psalm 34 - This is a psalm which tells the story of God’s past goodness. He has been paying attention and has been attentive in the past and this is who He still is. This is a psalm that rejoices in God’s goodness and provision. In the middle of the psalm is a description of who we are to be as His people.

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 9) - Psalm 77 -  In this psalm the psalmist find himself in distress. He cries out to God for help but He has not yet responded. In the places of waiting, we are called to remember who God has been and to believe that this is who He still is.

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 8) - Psalm 34

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 7) - Psalm 5 - This is a psalm that speaks about God’s love, grace and provision for His people while also showing His character of justice - that He is paying attention to the wickedness in the world and will deal with it.

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 6) - Psalm 100 - This is a psalm of praise and thanksgiving which reminds us that He is God. We respond to who He is with joy and praise knowing that we belong to Him.

Psalms of the Summer (Week 5) - Psalm 15 - The psalmist asks the question of who can come into God’s presence. The list of attributes given is daunting - a high calling and necessary reminder of God’s perfection and holiness. But in the places where we inevitably fall short, we find His mercy waiting for us in Jesus.

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 4) - Psalm 42 - Life can be hard - so much of what we encounter in life leaves us longing for more. So we ought to desire God, the one who can truly bring us satisfaction. He meets us in our distress and whispers comfort to us. 

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Psalms of the Summer (Week 3) - Psalm 8 - God is the one who has created all things and therefore is the one who should be praised. Into this good creation He has also placed humanity to rule over it and steward it according to His plan. God is a God of order and of life and He has called us to a particular vocation in His good world.

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