Imagine God II Chron 16:1-12, II Chron 14:11, 1 Sam 16:7, Luke 15:20 "What comes to your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer The most important thing about you is not your education, career, marital status, children, home or car. The most important thing about you is what comes to your mind when you hear the word "God." So what is it? What is your image of God? All of us have different perceptions of God. Some are more accurate than others but all directly determine how we view ourselves and our world. Join us this Sunday as we page through the Bible and Imagine God. God's eyes. God's ears. God's arms.

Imagine God II Chron 16:9a, Psalm 34:15, 1 Peter 3:12, Matt 6:8b, Psalm 34:18, Luke 15:20b, 25-30, Rom 1:16-17 God's ears are attentive to the cries of the righteous The most important thing about you is not your education, career, marital status, children, home or car. The most important thing about you is what comes to your mind when you hear the word "God." So what is it? What is your image of God? All of us have different perceptions of God. Some are more accurate than others but all directly determine how we view ourselves and our world. Join us this Sunday as we page through the Bible and Imagine God. God's eyes. God's ears. God's arms.

Forgotten God Eph 5:18-21Most of us are familiar with Jesus Christ. Many of us even pray to God the Father. But what about the Holy Spirit? Why do we read much about the Holy Spirit in the bible but rarely experience his presence and power in our lives? What would it be like to walk in step with the Spirit? How would it feel to be filled with the Holy Spirit?

The Big 3 Mark 3:13-14, Matt 4, 18, 21, Mark 9:33-35, Rom 15:14, Matt 26:38, Gen 3:21 What is the Big Three? The Big Three does not consist of three professional basketball players; nor is it the three branches of government. The Big Three is not even the three persons of the Trinity. The Big Three consists of the three best ways to grow in faith over the next nine months here at Maple Grove Covenant Church. We all want to experience God more deeply. But with limited time and energy we sometimes don't know how. That is why we are doing this series. Because God created three simple ways for us to experience his presence and power more fully.

The Big 3 Milestone Sunday 1 Cor 12:27-28, Rom 12:4-8, 1 Cor 12:24b-26 Five Faith Skills - Navigate the Bible - Personalize Scripture - Dialogue with God - Articulate your Faith - Worship with your Life We all want to experience God more deeply. But with limited time and energy we sometimes don't know how. That is why we are doing this series. Because God created three simple ways for us to experience his presence and power more fully.

The Big 3 What is the Big Three? The Big Three does not consist of three professional basketball players; nor is it the three branches of government. The Big Three is not even the three persons of the Trinity. The Big Three consists of the three best ways to grow in faith over the next nine months here at Maple Grove Covenant Church. We all want to experience God more deeply. But with limited time and energy we sometimes don't know how. That is why we are doing this series. Because God created three simple ways for us to experience his presence and power more fully.

Common Ground Acts 17:23b, 27, 29-34 Most of us suffer from xenophobia – the fear of strangers. We feel uncomfortable around people with different beliefs, practices and traditions. We question even argue with people of different religions. But what if we didn’t? What if we connected with people different from us? What if we built relationships of trust that could bear the weight of truth? What if we found common ground with people of other cultures, religions and beliefs? Join us this summer as we seek to find common ground.

Common Ground Psalm 19:1-4, Matt 22:37, John 1:12 Most of us suffer from xenophobia – the fear of strangers. We feel uncomfortable around people with different beliefs, practices and traditions. We question even argue with people of different religions. But what if we didn’t? What if we connected with people different from us? What if we built relationships of trust that could bear the weight of truth? What if we found common ground with people of other cultures, religions and beliefs? Join us this summer as we seek to find common ground.

Mark 12:41-44 Do Something giving makes its way to Congo

Common Ground Acts 17:16-28, 1 John 3:5, 1 John 4:10Most of us suffer from xenophobia – the fear of strangers. We feel uncomfortable around people with different beliefs, practices and traditions. We question even argue with people of different religions. But what if we didn’t? What if we connected with people different from us? What if we built relationships of trust that could bear the weight of truth? What if we found common ground with people of other cultures, religions and beliefs? Join us this summer as we seek to find common ground.