Onelife Community Church

Most of us interact with people on a daily basis. It’s fairly easy for us to live surface lives and make it from one day to the next without really “knowing” people.   The reality is that people may know our name or recognize us. We may have some “friends” through social media or interact with people we work with or go to school with, but the truth is…most of us aren’t really known. Most of us don’t understand or realize that we all are created to be known & loved. Join us as we are reminded of the importance of “Being Known”.

Most of us interact with people on a daily basis. It’s fairly easy for us to live surface lives and make it from one day to the next without really “knowing” people.   The reality is that people may know our name or recognize us. We may have some “friends” through social media or interact with people we work with or go to school with, but the truth is…most of us aren’t really known. Most of us don’t understand or realize that we all are created to be known & loved. Join us as we are reminded of the importance of “Being Known”.

Most of us interact with people on a daily basis. It’s fairly easy for us to live surface lives and make it from one day to the next without really “knowing” people.   The reality is that people may know our name or recognize us. We may have some “friends” through social media or interact with people we work with or go to school with, but the truth is…most of us aren’t really known. Most of us don’t understand or realize that we all are created to be known & loved. Join us as we are reminded of the importance of “Being Known”. 

Genesis 2:18, Eccl. 4:9-12, 2 John 1:12, 2 Tim. 3:1-4

Most of us interact with people on a daily basis. It’s fairly easy for us to live surface lives and make it from one day to the next without really “knowing” people.   The reality is that people may know our name or recognize us. We may have some “friends” through social media or interact with people we work with or go to school with, but the truth is…most of us aren’t really known. Most of us don’t understand or realize that we all are created to be known & loved. Join us as we are reminded of the importance of “Being Known”.

Believe or not, God is into parties. He even planned “parties” for his people, and Jesus often attended “parties”. Yet, most Christians live life void of joy & hope. Join us and be reminded that we’re to live our lives as “Party People”.

Believe or not, God is into parties. He even planned “parties” for his people, and Jesus often attended “parties”. Yet, most Christians live life void of joy & hope. Join us and be reminded that we’re to live our lives as “Party People”.

A new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.    We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to see our plans become reality.  How do we prioritize and make so many decisions in such a fast-paced world? How do we know if we’re really headed in the right direction? How do we use our time to the best of our abilities? Join us as we set apart 21 Days to seek God & His direction for our lives.
Luke 10:38-42, Psalm 139:23-24

A new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.    We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to see our plans become reality.  How do we prioritize and make so many decisions in such a fast-paced world? How do we know if we’re really headed in the right direction? How do we use our time to the best of our abilities? Join us as we set apart 21 Days to seek God & His direction for our lives.

A new year brings about thoughts of change and possibilities.    We can have desires for the upcoming year and create goals to see our plans become reality.  How do we prioritize and make so many decisions in such a fast-paced world? How do we know if we’re really headed in the right direction? How do we use our time to the best of our abilities? Join us as we set apart 21 Days to seek God & His direction for our lives.   
Luke 10:38-42, Psalm 139:23-24

While we may feel alone throughout the course of our lives, we’re not alone. During this season may we be reminded that Jesus came to be “with us”. God is present. God is with us through the pain. God is with us while we’re waiting. God is with us in the darkness and in the difficulties. Join us to be encouraged and reminded that God is still “with us”.