How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

How often do you hear a word in church or from someone speaking “Christianese” and you have no idea what they are talking about? You’re not alone. We often use words in church that have significant biblical meaning but don’t have an impact on our lives because they are just terms we’ve used but not experienced. In this series we will define some of the most frequently used terms within Christianity--giving transformational meaning to these “churchy” words.

Nick Stanton continues the series, “King David: A Portrait of Greatness.” David of the Bible is considered to be one of the greatest kings who ever lived. What made him great was not his talents, leadership, or skills with a sling. David’s greatness came from his obedience to God and his honest pursuit of God’s heart. How can we identify with his flaws and struggles, and see how his amazing life ultimately points out our need for the perfect king?

Nick Stanton continues the series, “King David: A Portrait of Greatness.” David of the Bible is considered to be one of the greatest kings who ever lived. What made him great was not his talents, leadership, or skills with a sling. David’s greatness came from his obedience to God and his honest pursuit of God’s heart. How can we identify with his flaws and struggles, and see how his amazing life ultimately points out our need for the perfect king?

Nick Stanton continues the series, “King David: A Portrait of Greatness.” David of the Bible is considered to be one of the greatest kings who ever lived. What made him great was not his talents, leadership, or skills with a sling. David’s greatness came from his obedience to God and his honest pursuit of God’s heart. How can we identify with his flaws and struggles, and see how his amazing life ultimately points out our need for the perfect king?

Nick Stanton continues the series, “King David: A Portrait of Greatness.” David of the Bible is considered to be one of the greatest kings who ever lived. What made him great was not his talents, leadership, or skills with a sling. David’s greatness came from his obedience to God and his honest pursuit of God’s heart. How can we identify with his flaws and struggles, and see how his amazing life ultimately points out our need for the perfect king?