1 Kings 19:15-16, 19-21 AMP1. When it’s harder than I thought, will I stay all in where I’m at.2. I must learn to see past and get over the poop and the dirt and stay focused on the right things.3. With God my attitude is connected to my latitude.4. He was a servant to Elijah.5. Avoid the Trap of comparison.

1 Kings 19:15-16, 19-21 AMP 1. When it’s harder than I thought, will I stay all in where I’m at. 2. I must learn to see past and get over the poop and the dirt and stay focused on the right things. 3. With God my attitude is connected to my latitude. 4. He was a servant to Elijah. 5. Avoid the Trap of comparison.

Navigating the Gap

We believe in a church that is fixed on Jesus with unwavering attention and focus, that in a day in an age of distraction we fight back with devotion, that a life holistically following the ways of our Creator opens us up to be formed by Him and Him alone. A life of depth that produces fruit that remains, a life of discipline that builds everything we exist to do off of the Cornerstone, a life of sacrifice that shows the greatest love to a world so devoid of it, and a sustainable rhythm that keeps us walking with Him always.

We see a church that loves the least, last, lost, broken, and forgotten. We see a church that turns careers into callings, and conversations into moments where you sense the Holy Spirit. We see a church that seeks to see Jesus and allows the Creator to create with His most prized possession; us. 

You're invited to the journey, where we seek first the Kingdom and righteousness, and trust that He can add all things in His time.

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We believe in a church that is fixed on Jesus with unwavering attention and focus, that in a day in an age of distraction we fight back with devotion, that a life holistically following the ways of our Creator opens us up to be formed by Him and Him alone. A life of depth that produces fruit that remains, a life of discipline that builds everything we exist to do off of the Cornerstone, a life of sacrifice that shows the greatest love to a world so devoid of it, and a sustainable rhythm that keeps us walking with Him always. We see a church that loves the least, last, lost, broken, and forgotten. We see a church that turns careers into callings, and conversations into moments where you sense the Holy Spirit. We see a church that seeks to see Jesus and allows the Creator to create with His most prized possession; us. You're invited to the journey, where we seek first the Kingdom and righteousness, and trust that He can add all things in His time.

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