What is most important in your life? Always on the top of your mind? The non-negotiable, the never-miss, the have-to, wouldn’t-dare-skip-it kinds of things. What is most important to you? A better question to ask may be, “What is most important to God?” What things does he prioritize and how can we value and give those same things priority in our lives? Join us as we start the year by ordering our days around the things that are Most Important.

What is most important in your life?  Always on the top of your mind?  The non-negotiable, the never-miss, the have-to, wouldn’t-dare-skip-it kinds of things.  What is most important to you?  A better question to ask may be, “What is most important to God?”  What things does he prioritize and how can we value and give those same things priority in our lives?  Join us as we start the year by ordering our days around the things that are Most Important.

What is most important in your life? Always on the top of your mind? The non-negotiable, the never-miss, the have-to, wouldn’t-dare-skip-it kinds of things. What is most important to you? A better question to ask may be, “What is most important to God?” What things does he prioritize and how can we value and give those same things priority in our lives? Join us as we start the year by ordering our days around the things that are Most Important.

This season of Covid has made one thing clearer than ever before: We aren’t called to go to church as much as we are called to be the church. Jesus trained his followers from the very beginning to understand that they were the church wherever they lived, worked, and played. Today, like never before, we are the church to our sphere of influence. In this series, we’re looking at the book of 1 Peter to see what it looks like for us to live this out, and set our sights on Being the Church.

Every day we hear the phrase a new normal, anticipating life after COVID 19. We all know it’s coming but no one knows exactly what it will look like. What changes are we sure to face and how will we adjust? Seeing similar difficulties, James wrote to the young Church as it was regrouping and refocusing on what it meant to follow Jesus. We see so much wisdom for daily living in this short letter that can quickly be applied to our lives today. Join us online as we go through the book of James and prepare ourselves for A New Normal.

Every day we hear the phrase a new normal, anticipating life after COVID 19. We all know it’s coming but no one knows exactly what it will look like. What changes are we sure to face and how will we adjust? Seeing similar difficulties, James wrote to the young Church as it was regrouping and refocusing on what it meant to follow Jesus. We see so much wisdom for daily living in this short letter that can quickly be applied to our lives today. Join us online as we go through the book of James and prepare ourselves for A New Normal.

It’s not easy to thrive in quarantine when your day revolves around Netflix and walking the dog. It’s difficult to be hopeful when challenges increase with work and family. What if we weren’t just making it through the day? What if we could actually be living a life that’s thriving in every way? Join us as we walk through Paul’s letter to the Philippians and gain encouragement for facing uncertain times. More than a self-help guide, more than positive thinking, its message is a call for growth and vitality. Are you Ready to Thrive?

We often become just like the people we spend the most time with. It’s easy to pick up someone else’s mannerisms or even bad habits over time. This is true in the life of a disciple today and it was just as true in the lives of the first disciples as they spent time with Jesus. This series looks at some of the early disciples to see how their lives were changed forever by Jesus and how we can follow in their footsteps.

We often become just like the people we spend the most time with.  It’s easy to pick up someone else’s mannerisms or even bad habits over time.  This is true in the life of a disciple today and it was just as true in the lives of the first disciples as they spent time with Jesus.  This series looks at some of the early disciples to see how their lives were changed forever by Jesus and how we can follow in their footsteps.

We often become just like the people we spend the most time with.  It’s easy to pick up someone else’s mannerisms or even bad habits over time.  This is true in the life of a disciple today and it was just as true in the lives of the first disciples as they spent time with Jesus.  This series looks at some of the early disciples to see how their lives were changed forever by Jesus and how we can follow in their footsteps.