John Driver kicks off a new series that explores the book of Proverbs. To understand how to process and apply the Proverbs, we must explore the various genres of Scripture and how each of them uniquely equip us for varying applications of God's truths. In particular, the path to wisdom begins with humility in our own ways and alignment with God's ways.

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On Easter Sunday, Andrew and John team up to reflect upon and celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus, which demonstrated His fully completed entrance into our brokenness and shame, along with a newly opened exit for us to leave the death of this dark world and come back home to a redeemed life to be lived now that also lasts forever. The beauty of Christ's redemption and call to live in real community is also reflected in our mutual enjoyment of communion together.

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Join us for Palm Sunday at The Grove.

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In the last message of the Rhythms series, John Driver explores the notion of missional presence, inviting us all to see the divine dance God is already doing, and into which He invites us to be a part. Along the way, the practices of hospitality and justice are key to developing a posture of doing that flows from a life of continually being formed in Christ.

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Today we will explore our inner self and how the rhythms of the world affect our emotional decisions and perspectives.

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John Driver continues the series by diving into a subject that is very uncomfortable for many Christians, but also key to spiritual formation: racial reconciliation. In examining the biblical imperative of the Gospel to not merely to save our souls for heaven, but to also form us into a new family from a variety of diverse cultures and ethnicities, the resurrection-infused grace of Christ frees us to be honest about remembering our non-white neighbors' difficult histories with empathy and humility, leading us into habits like incarnational listening, reconciliatory prayer, and confession as a daily practice.

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Today's message is an exploration of personal hospitality, a Gospel rhythm in our life directed towards others.

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Today we'll talk about some rhythms of our faith walk that are not commonly found in most discussions about spiritual disciplines. Vulnerability and interior examination are essential rhythms in our faith that cause us to grow closer to Christ.

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John Driver continues the series by addressing the often overlooked practice of silent prayer. In most modern Christian circles, we tend to stay so noisily in motion that we rarely pursue the simplicity of a few minutes of shared presence and silence with God as our most trusted friend. Referencing The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas, John explores the value, challenges, and practical approaches to this most helpful and spiritually intimate practice that anyone, no matter who they are, can do.

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Today's conversation reminds us that we need to Sabbath, because this is God's gift to us. Learning this rhythm is imperative to life in Christ.

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