What if the meaning of the cross is not easily inherited? What if the cross is too weird, too scandalous, too violent to be passively adopted? What if each generation must take up the difficulty of the cross and the questions it begs? Why was the death of Jesus necessary? How was the world different because of it? What was God hoping to to accomplish? Why did the first followers of Jesus see his death not as the end but the beginning of a revolution? What if all these questions and more must be taken on by each of us, not starting from scratch but genuinely starting over? And what if the prize is the cruciform life? Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

In most relationships, especially romantic relationships, there is a game we play. The game goes like this: I have expectations that I am mostly unaware of but expect you to fulfill. When you fulfill them, we win. When you do not, you lose. You might call this game Relationship Charades. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Going back to the words of Paul in 1 Corinthians 13, it all boils down to three things at the core: faith, hope and love. The life that God has made us for and called us to is bound up in these three words. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

In most relationships, especially romantic relationships, there is a game we play. The game goes like this: I have expectations that I am mostly unaware of but expect you to fulfill. When you fulfill them, we win. When you do not, you lose. You might call this game Relationship Charades. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

In most relationships, especially romantic relationships, there is a game we play. The game goes like this: I have expectations that I am mostly unaware of but expect you to fulfill. When you fulfill them, we win. When you do not, you lose. You might call this game Relationship Charades. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

In most relationships, especially romantic relationships, there is a game we play. The game goes like this: I have expectations that I am mostly unaware of but expect you to fulfill. When you fulfill them, we win. When you do not, you lose. You might call this game Relationship Charades. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Adam has the opportunity to have a discussion with his friend and mentor Vern Streeter from Harvest Church in Billings. Vern shares some things that he has learned during his time in church ministry. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

How does Narrate get its money? What is the value of giving to your local church? Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if the greatest threat to the quality of our lives is our speed? What if Jesus wants to help us think about our speed, or what some might call our pace? Enter a series called Slowed Down Spirituality. We hope the title says it all. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

What if the greatest threat to the quality of our lives is our speed? What if Jesus wants to help us think about our speed, or what some might call our pace? Enter a series called Slowed Down Spirituality. We hope the title says it all. Narrate gathers every Sunday at 8:30am, 10am, and 11:30am downtown at Grandstreet Theatre. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.