Pack the House

As the season of Lent begins, you'll see many people with ashes on their heads. Join us as we discuss some ways we could share the idea behind Ash Wednesday with our friends and neighbors.

One of the best parts of being in a church community is having the opportunity to not only be served and cared for, but being able to serve and care for others as Jesus hands and feet.

When scripture asks us to submit to one another, that can be a hard pill to swallow for some of us. Let's talk about how we can share the idea that when we submit to one another, it's actually beneficial to us.

When we want to talk to people about Jesus we have to be patient and open to the Holy Spirit guiding us, especially as we seek to do that in our vocation.

While there are some people and churches that may give Christianity a bad example in our society, we get to play the part of showing our friends and neighbors what the church is really about.

We all know people who have been hurt by their local church or a specific person in that church. As we talk with them, we should look for opportunities to empathize with them, while still staying true to our beliefs.

As we talk with our friends and neighbors, it can be difficult to know if the door is open for us to talk about faith with the, but there are a few signs we can watch for.

As we try to share our faith with our friends and neighbors, a large part of that, is our actions. We should continue to seek ways to align our actions with Jesus' will.

Christmas is a time we celebrate Jesus presence among us! There are many ways we can share the joy of His presence with our friends and neighbors!

Jesus’ desire is for us to be one with Him, just as He is one with the father. This gives us incredible confidence as we go out to be his hands and feet in our communities!