Narrate Church

Comparison is a tricky thing. On one hand, comparison is how we learn and get better. It can lead to better outcomes in relationships, work and anything else where we are seeking growth. But comparison can also wreak havoc! What is the difference between healthy and toxic comparison? 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.

Comparison is a tricky thing. On one hand, comparison is how we learn and get better. It can lead to better outcomes in relationships, work and anything else where we are seeking growth. But comparison can also wreak havoc! What is the difference between healthy and toxic comparison? 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.

As we kick off our ninth year of serving God and Helena together, we do so by asking the question, what if the daily leads to the dream? What if it's one thing to have a dream and quite another to translate the dream into a daily work ethic? 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.

As we look at the vision for our student gatherings we are looking at the complexity of relationships as well. In our relationships when does love disappoint and when does it aim to please? What if we love like God when we commit to have a rugged commitment to love with, for and only then unto? 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.

Forgiveness. Isn't it one of those topics that sounds a lot easier than it really is? Who doesn't agree that it represents ideal morality, not to mention a sure sign of emotional health. The problem is, that doesn't make actually forgiving any easier. At Narrate we're delving into a conversation about forgiveness entitled "Baggage". We want to explore the history of forgiveness, as in where did the idea come from. We then want to take a long hard look at anger, then contempt. From there we'll explore blame, what it means to be "unoffendable" and finally we'll take a long look at some of the best practices of forgiveness. We hope you'll join us in an honest conversation about what's quite possibly the tallest order any of us receive, the call to forgive. 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.

It's been said that members have privileges while owners have responsibilities. We are celebrating those owners who help create Sunday experiences that leave you and your friends engaged, refreshed and challenged. You can learn more online at narratechurch.org or by finding us on Facebook.

Forgiveness. Isn't it one of those topics that sounds a lot easier than it really is? Who doesn't agree that it represents ideal morality, not to mention a sure sign of emotional health. The problem is, that doesn't make actually forgiving any easier. At Narrate we're delving into a conversation about forgiveness entitled "Baggage". We want to explore the history of forgiveness, as in where did the idea come from. We then want to take a long hard look at anger, then contempt. From there we'll explore blame, what it means to be "unoffendable" and finally we'll take a long look at some of the best practices of forgiveness. We hope you'll join us in an honest conversation about what's quite possibly the tallest order any of us receive, the call to forgive. 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.

Forgiveness. Isn't it one of those topics that sounds a lot easier than it really is? Who doesn't agree that it represents ideal morality, not to mention a sure sign of emotional health. The problem is, that doesn't make actually forgiving any easier. At Narrate we're delving into a conversation about forgiveness entitled "Baggage". We want to explore the history of forgiveness, as in where did the idea come from. We then want to take a long hard look at anger, then contempt. From there we'll explore blame, what it means to be "unoffendable" and finally we'll take a long look at some of the best practices of forgiveness. We hope you'll join us in an honest conversation about what's quite possibly the tallest order any of us receive, the call to forgive. 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.

Forgiveness. Isn't it one of those topics that sounds a lot easier than it really is? Who doesn't agree that it represents ideal morality, not to mention a sure sign of emotional health. The problem is, that doesn't make actually forgiving any easier. At Narrate we're delving into a conversation about forgiveness entitled "Baggage". We want to explore the history of forgiveness, as in where did the idea come from. We then want to take a long hard look at anger, then contempt. From there we'll explore blame, what it means to be "unoffendable" and finally we'll take a long look at some of the best practices of forgiveness. We hope you'll join us in an honest conversation about what's quite possibly the tallest order any of us receive, the call to forgive. 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.

Forgiveness. Isn't it one of those topics that sounds a lot easier than it really is? Who doesn't agree that it represents ideal morality, not to mention a sure sign of emotional health. The problem is, that doesn't make actually forgiving any easier. At Narrate we're delving into a conversation about forgiveness entitled "Baggage". We want to explore the history of forgiveness, as in where did the idea come from. We then want to take a long hard look at anger, then contempt. From there we'll explore blame, what it means to be "unoffendable" and finally we'll take a long look at some of the best practices of forgiveness. We hope you'll join us in an honest conversation about what's quite possibly the tallest order any of us receive, the call to forgive. 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.