We all know what being on a mission looks like. We’ve seen movies where secret agents have performed daring stunts and overcome enormous circumstances to accomplish their mission. We might know family members that just seem driven to accomplish goals set before them. Some missions seem big, others seem small. Today, we are going to discuss the greatest mission, where it’s going, and who is leading it. (Spoiler alert: it’s Jesus). We’re so glad to have you with us today.

We all know what being on a mission looks like. We’ve seen movies where secret agents have performed daring stunts and overcome enormous circumstances to accomplish their mission. We might know family members that just seem driven to accomplish goals set before them. Some missions seem big, others seem small. Today, we are going to discuss the greatest mission, where it’s going, and who is leading it. (Spoiler alert: it’s Jesus). We’re so glad to have you with us today.

We all know what being on a mission looks like. We’ve seen movies where secret agents have performed daring stunts and overcome enormous circumstances to accomplish their mission. We might know family members that just seem driven to accomplish goals set before them. Some missions seem big, others seem small. Today, we are going to discuss the greatest mission, where it’s going, and who is leading it. (Spoiler alert: it’s Jesus). We’re so glad to have you with us today.

Western independence. Individual strength. The “I can do” mantra. Those attitudes are all very familiar to us aren’t they? Many of us have had those attitudes; maybe even right now. We can be proud of our strength. But it is strength in ourselves that’s actually detrimental to our relationship with Christ. Today, we look at the testimony of the Apostle Paul and see a healthy attitude and how god takes us there.

Western independence. Individual strength. The “I can do” mantra. Those attitudes are all very familiar to us aren’t they? Many of us have had those attitudes; maybe even right now. We can be proud of our strength. But it is strength in ourselves that’s actually detrimental to our relationship with Christ. Today, we look at the testimony of the Apostle Paul and see a healthy attitude and how god takes us there.

Western independence. Individual strength. The “I can do” mantra. Those attitudes are all very familiar to us aren’t they? Many of us have had those attitudes; maybe even right now. We can be proud of our strength. But it is strength in ourselves that’s actually detrimental to our relationship with Christ. Today, we look at the testimony of the Apostle Paul and see a healthy attitude and how god takes us there.

We are the messengers of the mystery. It’s true! Every day we have opportunities to extend an invitation. At work, at home, in the informal relationships we have with people. Being a Christ follower is an adventure. This morning we see how we can be used by God to bring the hope of the mystery. We are so glad you have joined us today.

We are the messengers of the mystery. It’s true! Every day we have opportunities to extend an invitation. At work, at home, in the informal relationships we have with people. Being a Christ follower is an adventure. This morning we see how we can be used by God to bring the hope of the mystery. We are so glad you have joined us today.

We are the messengers of the mystery. It’s true! Every day we have opportunities to extend an invitation. At work, at home, in the informal relationships we have with people. Being a Christ follower is an adventure. This morning we see how we can be used by God to bring the hope of the mystery. We are so glad you have joined us today.

You are invited. Have you received your invitation yet? Have you responded? We sure hope so. Today we look at joining the adventure that is life in Christ. There will be a trade but it’s well worth it! We are so glad that you joined us today.