Narrate Church

Isaiah 61v1-4, 8-11
Psalm 126
Luke 1v46b-55

In our third week of Advent, Adam invites us to think of the value of faith-led  rest while waiting.  He asks: When it comes to faithfully waiting for God, in addition to doing your work, how do you rest in God's work?

Isaiah 40v1-11
Psalm 85
Mark 1v1-8

In our second week of Advent, Adam continues with the Advent timeline which culminates in Christ's pending return. In this time of waiting, how might we benefit by giving God just a little more space in our lives?

Isaiah 64v1-9
Psalm 80v1-7, 17-19
Mark 13v24-37

Adam kicks off the Advent season with small steps. What is Advent? How do Christian people observe Advent? And how, along with a long line of believers that stretches back to pre-Exodus, do we celebrate this season of waiting for Jesus?

Psalm 20
John 4v1-42

Why did Jesus have to go through Samaria? What is "sentness" and what does it have to do with the woman at the well? 

Psalm 90
1 Samuel 17v38-58

In this series closer, Hannah poses the question:  How do we live a life of courage? What is the difference between being fearless and being courageous? And how does being courageous in what we know to be true help us when we're unsure of what the future holds?

Psalm 70
1 Samuel 17v1-37

In our second week in The Bark of the Bog Owl, a story based on the life of the young King David, Adam opens with the question, How do you know when God calls you to defend His name? Just as David spoke up when the Israel army was challenged by Goliath, Adam asks, to the extent that God's name has power, what's your role in upholding it?

Psalm 107v1-7, 33-37
1 Samuel 16

This week Adam opened a new series based on The Bark of the Bog Owl, a literary allegory of the early years of King David. He poses the question, how do you know when to live and lead with persistence, fortitude and grit and when to live and lead from a place of adaptability, patience and trust? 

Psalm 90v1-6, 13-17
John 3

This week Adam takes us into a comparison between Nicodemus and John the Baptist. What did John the Baptist mean when he said Jesus must increase and John himself must decrease? And how does that relate to our Christian walk?

Psalm 69v6-15
John 2v13-25

This week, John's gospel relayed the story of Jesus cleansing the temple in Jerusalem. Why did Jesus cleanse the temple? What does the temple represent when it comes to our relationship with a God who wants to dwell with us?  And how might God be nudging you to better utilize your mind's awesome ability to dwell with God?

Psalm 106v1-6, 19-23
John 2v1-12

This week Adam continues in John chapter 2 asking what we believe about God's providence? And if we acknowledge God’s providence can be overemphasized, could we also acknowledge it can be underemphasized?