Often a change in one's perspective can completely alter a person's attitude towards their circumstances. While outwardly nothing has changed, inwardly there is a world of difference. Across Burlington churches are asking "How does Jesus see our city? What is His perspective of Burlington?" Today we explore what God might be saying to us when He tells us about "The City I See".

Often a change in one's perspective can completely alter a person's attitude towards their circumstances. While outwardly nothing has changed, inwardly there is a world of difference. Across Burlington churches are asking, "How does Jesus see our city? What is His perspective of Burlington?" Today we explore what God might be saying to us when He tells us about "The City I See".

Often a change in one's perspective can completely alter a person's attitude towards their circumstances. While outwardly nothing has changed, inwardly there is a world of difference. Across Burlington, churches are asking, "How does Jesus see our city? What is His perspective of Burlington? Today we explore what God might be saying to us when He tells us about "The City I See".

Often a change in one's perspective can completely alter a person's attitude towards their circumstances. While outwardly nothing has changed, inwardly there is a world of difference. Across Burlington, churches are asking "How does Jesus see our city? What is His perspective of Burlington? Today we explore what God might be saying to us when He tells us about "The City I See".

As we look at the burial of Jesus and how He trusted God despite being tortured, killed and buried in a cave, we'll see the victorious results of trusting God even when you're buried between a rock and a hard place.

The will of God is not always easy, pleasant or pain free. Consider how to follow God's will as we witness God's will for Christ to suffer.

In less than a week, the crowds will turn on Jesus. But on Palm Sunday, they shouted their praises as they pinned their hopes and expectations on Him of what *they* thought a Messiah ought to be. Perhaps to get it right they needed to "Develop the Horse-Sense of a Donkey".

We continue our series on the Book of Romans looking at the tenth chapter where the apostle Paul examines the ramifications of the Nation of Israel's rejection of Jesus as the messiah.

We continue in our series on the Book of Romans looking at the tenth chapter where the apostle Paul examines the ramifications of the Nation of Israel's rejection of Jesus as the messiah.

We were created to be in relationship with others; deep meaningful relationships. In this series we'll be taking a look at what it takes to develop those kinds of relationships.