ONELIFE

This week we discuss Deuteronomy 13, where God's people are told they will be tested, but cautioned not to be swayed when unexpected people and sources try to divert their hearts and worship away from Him.

Join us this week as we share about and unpack ways that God allows for or tests us in our lives of faith, and... why.

We're back this week as we start our new sermon series called Tested!   What does scripture mean when it tells us to rejoice in suffering or that trials produce steadfastness?

This week we talk the church's role in community... and how there is still much to learn from the early church that we can apply today.

How God works through His people is a theme in scripture.  How we can apply that and know God's abundance to us and through us is what we tackle this week.  

Continuing our Spiritually Vibrant Home series, this week we look at how messy prayers (being intentional with our time in scripture and prayer) and loud tables (conversations often within your household) can lead to open doors (lives extending towards and loving those outside of the kingdom of God).

Join us this week as we discuss important role of meaningful conversations on keeping Jesus at the center of our relationships, households, meals... everything.

As the terrain of life and culture continues to shift away from the influence and acceptance of Christianity, how do we continue to stay rooted in Christ and committed to navigating the mess of it all?

Thermostats are clean, sanitary, and efficient, but fireplaces are messy, a lot or work, and yet a beautiful place to gather.  This week we talk about how our messy prayers can be a part of a more engaged life of faith.   Faith, vulnerable and honest prayers, working through tensions and brokenness can all be messy, but like the work involved to build, stoke, and maintain a fire in a fireplace, it is beautiful and worth it.

This week we launched our new sermon series, The Spiritually Vibrant Household, and on the podcast, we dive further into what our foundation is built upon.  Whether our household is two parents with 2.5 kids, empty nesters, or singles, our cornerstone, what we are building on is crucial, and it does make an impact.  Plus... this week instead of food, we talk SOCKS! Don't miss out!