Narrate Church

What if the quality of our relationships is determined by the quality of our interludes?

Adam dives deeper into questions around interludes in the third week of the Save Me From My Cell Phone series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube.

There's silence and solitude that's counted in hours and days and then there's silence and solitude counted in minutes and seconds. What's the cumulative value of those minutes and seconds? What if the greater value of the little moments is creativity, relational connection, gratitude, emotional health, and connection with God?

Adam presents these questions and more in the second week of the Save Me From My Cell Phone series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube.

What if we don't succumb to our devices because we're lazy but because billions of dollars are spent to make this outcome inevitable? What if the key to thriving in our high tech world is learning to spend less time using technology? 

Adam presents these questions and more in the first week of the Save Me From My Cell Phone series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube.

This week we heard from Tim Weidlich in a message titled When Will God Grow Up?

Tim presents several questions including What if my beliefs about God are trapped in my childhood? Where did I get my perception of God that can't handle the complexities of my adult experience? What if my perception of God needs to expand with my understanding of life and of the universe?

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube

Updates and Upcoming Scattering Events

While we gather for Sunday services at Grandstreet, we “scatter” the other six days of the week. Our mission is to be the church nearby that exists to benefit everyone within our community, not just our membership. We reach out to those in need with the hope that the most avid critic of Christianity would be disappointed if our church suddenly ceased to exist. We seek opportunities to serve people in our community, whether that be in our everyday lives and interactions or as volunteers coming together through our monthly scattering events. Our members aim to serve and love people in tangible and caring ways.

What's the formula for happiness? What if Jesus is in the business of raising the bar on what it takes for you to be happy? What is God's invitation for you?

Adam presents these questions and more in the third week of The Fear of Leaving series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube

January 12, 2020 - Updates and Upcoming Scattering Events

While we gather for Sunday services at Grandstreet, we “scatter” the other six days of the week. Our mission is to be the church nearby that exists to benefit everyone within our community, not just our membership. We reach out to those in need with the hope that the most avid critic of Christianity would be disappointed if our church suddenly ceased to exist. We seek opportunities to serve people in our community, whether that be in our everyday lives and interactions or as volunteers coming together through our monthly scattering events. Our members aim to serve and love people in tangible and caring ways.

What if there's more in you than you think? What if you might not see it, but God does? What does it look like to trust that with God, you'll have what it takes?

Adam presents these questions and more in the second week of The Fear of Leaving series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theatre at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube

January 5, 2020 - Updates and Upcoming Scattering Events

While we gather for Sunday services at Grandstreet, we “scatter” the other six days of the week. Our mission is to be the church nearby that exists to benefit everyone within our community, not just our membership. We reach out to those in need with the hope that the most avid critic of Christianity would be disappointed if our church suddenly ceased to exist. We seek opportunities to serve people in our community, whether that be in our everyday lives and interactions or as volunteers coming together through our monthly scattering events. Our members aim to serve and love people in tangible and caring ways.

Is God a God whose priority is our safety or is God a God who wants to take us beyond ourselves? What if the human story is rather predictable: made for adventure with God but typically defaulting toward safety? Where are you expecting to meet God? 

Adam presents these questions and more in the first week of The Fear of Leaving series. 

Narrate gathers every Sunday downtown at Grandstreet Theater at 9:00am and 10:30am. You can also watch live on YouTube