RADIUS Church Sermons

How do we make the right decisions in life? The Bible’s answer: wisdom. But, the path to wisdom is narrow and uncommon.

This summer, we’ll take our time wading through the Bible’s most famous wisdom book- Proverbs. Its purpose for us? “To help [us] do what is right, just, and fair”. We’ll explore the practical guidance it offers for the everyday stuff: work, friendships, food, parenting, speech, sexuality, justice, and beyond. Together, we’ll take on a Proverb each day as God calls us to be uncommon in a common world.

How do we make the right decisions in life? The Bible’s answer: wisdom. But, the path to wisdom is narrow and uncommon.

This summer, we’ll take our time wading through the Bible’s most famous wisdom book- Proverbs. Its purpose for us? “To help [us] do what is right, just, and fair”. We’ll explore the practical guidance it offers for the everyday stuff: work, friendships, food, parenting, speech, sexuality, justice, and beyond. Together, we’ll take on a Proverb each day as God calls us to be uncommon in a common world.

In the Book of Acts, we see that the church was founded upon prayer and nothing was more important to them than devoting their time and attention to God. No miracle, no wisdom, no move of God takes place in the Book of Acts before prayer.

Before the church says “LET’S GO,” the church says “LET’S PRAY.”

That’s why RADIUS takes the month of May every year to pray for God to direct our personal and churchwide plans. This May we invite you to confront your hard questions about prayer and join us in being a church who prays.

In the Book of Acts, we see that the church was founded upon prayer and nothing was more important to them than devoting their time and attention to God. No miracle, no wisdom, no move of God takes place in the Book of Acts before prayer.

Before the church says “LET’S GO,” the church says “LET’S PRAY.”

That’s why RADIUS takes the month of May every year to pray for God to direct our personal and churchwide plans. This May we invite you to confront your hard questions about prayer and join us in being a church who prays.