Narrate Church

It seems a good time of year to consider our appetites and how they work. Not in a shaming way, but honestly none-the-less. This Sunday at 8:30, 10:00, 11:30am we're excited to explore a principle that says, "appetites are never fully or finally satisfied." This creates a tension to be managed, which we'll talk a lot about.

It seems a good time of year to consider our appetites and how they work. Not in a shaming way, but honestly none-the-less. This Sunday at 8:30, 10:00, 11:30am we're excited to explore a principle that says, "appetites are never fully or finally satisfied." This creates a tension to be managed, which we'll talk a lot about.

It seems a good time of year to consider our appetites and how they work. Not in a shaming way, but honestly none-the-less. This Sunday at 8:30, 10:00, 11:30am we're excited to explore a principle that says, "appetites are never fully or finally satisfied." This creates a tension to be managed, which we'll talk a lot about.

It seems a good time of year to consider our appetites and how they work. Not in a shaming way, but honestly none-the-less. This Sunday at 8:30, 10:00, 11:30am we're excited to explore a principle that says, "appetites are never fully or finally satisfied." This creates a tension to be managed, which we'll talk a lot about.

It seems a good time of year to consider our appetites and how they work. Not in a shaming way, but honestly none-the-less. This Sunday at 8:30, 10:00, 11:30am we're excited to explore a principle that says, "appetites are never fully or finally satisfied." This creates a tension to be managed, which we'll talk a lot about.

What do you do when life isn't going your way? We often associate the Christmas story with joy and triumph. The story ends up there, but it begins with disappointment, confusion and vulnerability. What if this Christmas you allowed Mary, Joseph, Zechariah and Elizabeth's stories to shape your story - especially as it relates to life not going your way?

What do you do when life isn't going your way? We often associate the Christmas story with joy and triumph. The story ends up there, but it begins with disappointment, confusion and vulnerability. What if this Christmas you allowed Mary, Joseph, Zechariah and Elizabeth's stories to shape your story - especially as it relates to life not going your way?

What do you do when life isn't going your way? We often associate the Christmas story with joy and triumph. The story ends up there, but it begins with disappointment, confusion and vulnerability. What if this Christmas you allowed Mary, Joseph, Zechariah and Elizabeth's stories to shape your story - especially as it relates to life not going your way?

What do you do when life isn't going your way? We often associate the Christmas story with joy and triumph. The story ends up there, but it begins with disappointment, confusion and vulnerability. What if this Christmas you allowed Mary, Joseph, Zechariah and Elizabeth's stories to shape your story - especially as it relates to life not going your way?

Leadership is rare, but aren't we all desperate for it? You? Your kids? Your spouse? Your friends? Your co-workers? Your clients? We often talk about leadership as though some people lead and others don't. Truthfully, aren't we all given opportunities to lead? And aren't we all occasionally desperate for others to lead us? We Need You to Lead isn't a series for elites and it's certainly not a series that claims to know everything there is about leadership. Instead, because our spouses, kids, friends, employees, and clients need us to lead , We Need You to Lead aims to discuss a few leadership axioms that can help us lead more effectively.