This week we have the joy of hearing from Cindy Jones, Co-Pastor of Catalyst Covenant White Bear Lake (one of our church plants!) as we look at encouraging one another.

This week we have the joy of hearing from Cindy Jones, Co-Pastor of Catalyst Covenant White Bear Lake (one of our church plants!) as we look at encouraging one another.

This week we got to hear from one of our Directional Leadership Team members, Bjorn Hanson. Bjorn walked us through Psalm 91 as we focused on God being our refuge.

This week we got to hear from one of our Directional Leadership Team members, Bjorn Hanson. Bjorn walked us through Psalm 91 as we focused on God being our refuge.

This week, as we wrap up our Holy Spirit series, we look at the idea of keeping in step with the Spirit on a daily basis.

This week, as we wrap up our Holy Spirit series, we look at the idea of keeping in step with the Spirit on a daily basis.

This week, as we continue our Practicing the Presence of the Spirit series, we're looking at what it looks like to live life in the Spirit.

This week, as we continue our Practicing the Presence of the Spirit series, we're looking at what it looks like to live life in the Spirit.

We live in a world full of voices—advice, opinions, headlines, and expectations—all competing for our attention and allegiance. Jesus steps into that noise and offers a simple but profound image: a shepherd whose sheep know his voice. In John 10, Jesus tells us that belonging to Him isn’t just about proximity or labels, but about recognition, trust, and relationship. The question before us today is not whether voices are speaking into our lives, but which voice we are learning to follow.

We live in a world full of voices—advice, opinions, headlines, and expectations—all competing for our attention and allegiance. Jesus steps into that noise and offers a simple but profound image: a shepherd whose sheep know his voice. In John 10, Jesus tells us that belonging to Him isn’t just about proximity or labels, but about recognition, trust, and relationship. The question before us today is not whether voices are speaking into our lives, but which voice we are learning to follow.