This week Pastor Euggle reminded us that we must continue on the path of discipleship, not just memorizing things, but doing what the Bible teaches us. We must glow with the light of Christ.

This week Ann Marie reminded us that discipleship is a movement and to continue the pathway requires us to step. Sometimes we have to take a step back to realize that our pathway is about being a part of God's larger picture. Sometimes we have to step out of our comfort zone in order to truly step into God's plan for our life.

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This week Pastor Kurt urged us to be intentional in our discipleship so that we can "STICK" the landing. This week's sermon includes sermon notes, so make sure you check out the attachments and follow along.

Sometimes trying to figure out which direction to go in life starts with asking the right question. When you feel stuck and unable to move, how will you know which direction is the right direction? This week Pastor Kurt reminded us that we know because our identity is in Christ. When we ask God for guidance, we can clearly see which way to go.

In our final message of this series Ann Marie Carley reminds us that we are all created for the same purpose, to join God in His mission of reaching and making new disciples of Jesus Christ fro the transformation of the world. It can sometimes be easy to look like we have it all together and things are neat and tidy, but sweeping things under the rug only leads to the devil creeping back into our lives, leaving us feeling like we do not have a purpose. The same thing holds true for our church. We have accepted an invitation that should make us extremely invitational to others, just like chocolate chip cookies!

In this message Pastor Kurt King challenged us to uncover those secret sins that darken our souls. All types of secret sins begin to unload toxins on our souls. In order to start a soul detox plan we must first confess. Confess to God and confess to another trusted Christian who can help you with your soul detox plan.

This week Pastor Kurt reminded us the importance of decluttering the junk drawer of our minds.

Pastor Kurt started our new sermon series by talking about how we often forget to allow God's healing touch in our lives. We find it hard to understand how our lives get so cluttered. Often times it takes a pair of fresh eyes to help us see the true picture. However, we have a God who loves us just the same and wants desperately to be in a clutter free relationship with us.

We began 2017 renewing our covenant with God and each other.

The gift of Christ is the Ultimate Gift, a gift that is met with anticipation and full of love.