It happens.  In fact, doesn’t it only make sense that it happens?  So why the guilt? Why the sense that we’re doing it wrong if we believe differently than we did before?  Why the sense that we’ve let people down – our parents, mentors, youth pastor or spouse?

What if it’s perfectly normal for faith to evolve?  In fact, what if the Bible itself is a long narrative about evolving faith?  

If you’re confused, disillusioned or just generally feel like you’re doing faith wrong because you think about and related to God differently than you did before, we’d love for you to join us in our new series titled Help! My Faith is Evolving.   Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00 am or 10:30 am.  You can also watch live on Youtube or download the podcast.

It happens.  In fact, doesn’t it only make sense that it happens?  So why the guilt?  Why the sense that we’re doing it wrong if we believe differently than we did before?  Why the sense that we’ve let people down - our parents, mentors, youth pastor or spouse?

What if it’s perfectly normal for faith to evolve?  In fact, what if the Bible itself is a long narrative about evolving faith?  

If you’re confused, disillusioned or just generally feel like you’re doing faith wrong because you think about and relate to God differently than you did before, we’d love for you to join us in our new series titled, Help! My Faith Is Evolving.

Theresa Huschka shares about her experience with global scattering in Ecuador.  She is joined by Bob Gates, Anna Gates, Ginny Emery and Bob Calkins.

Theresa Huschka shares about her experience with global scattering in Ecuador.  She is joined by Scott Drga, Jeff Hewitt, Elsie Hewitt and Joanie Krywaruchka.

Need we say more.  Why do we do it?  How do we stop?

Having noticed the theme in myself and a plethora of everyday people, I’ve spent the summer gleaning from the Bible as well as some bright minds like Dr. John Townsend, Dr. Brunner, and popular authors Brene’ Brown and Jon Gordon. From it, I’m hoping to provoke a conversation that can lead us along a path away from deadly self-talk.

 Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00 am or 10:30 am.  You can also watch live on Youtube or download the podcast.

Need we say more.  Why do we do it?  How do we stop?
Having noticed the theme in myself and a plethora of everyday people, I’ve spent the summer gleaning from the Bible as well as some bright minds like Dr. John Townsend, Dr. Brunner, and popular authors Brene’ Brown and Jon Gordon. From it, I’m hoping to provoke a conversation that can lead us along a path away from deadly self-talk.

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00 am or 10:30 am. 

Need we say more?  Why do we do it?  How do we stop? 

Having noticed the theme in myself and a plethora of everyday people, I've spent the summer gleaning from the Bible as well as some bright minds like Dr. John Townsend, Dr. Brunner and the popular authors Brene Brown and Jon Gordon.  From it, I'm hoping to provoke a conversation that can lead us along a path away from deadly self-talk.

Awhile back Adam had the opportunity to interview his friend, Brian Hopkins.  Adam and Brian served together at Harvest Church in Billings, MT.  Brian went on to start Journey Church in Bozeman, MT and is currently a campus pastor with Bayside Church in Sacramento, CA.

Narrate Church gathers downtown at the historic Grandstreet Theatre at 9am & 10.30am. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook & Instagram.

Narrate gathers every Sunday at 9:00 am and 10:30 am downtown at the historic Grandstreet Theatre.  You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook or Instagram.