Regeneration

How does Jesus answer challenges of His authority and honor both in the Sanhedrin and in our lives? Join us in Mark 11:27-33!

In Mark 11, after a strong correction to corrupt temple leadership - "my house will be called a house of prayer for all nations..." - Jesus has a conversation with His followers about the power of prayer.

Join us as we press into prayer and its power. Here is a brief list of some things we are praying for together.

Join us in Mark 11 as we explore what the stories of Jesus's cursing a fig tree and His sternly correcting people in the temple have in common.

You might expect the arrival of One with great power, incredible accomplishments, and a world-changing mission to be met with great fanfare and a huge party. Join us back in the book of Mark (chapter 11) as we see the welcome Jesus received in Jerusalem, and consider the welcome we can offer Him today.

Paul assured the Philippian church that God finishes what He starts (Philippians 1:6). So it is good to take stock of what God has started to do in us individually, and as a spiritual family...because we can trust that He won't stop working on those areas until that work is complete. Join us as we reflect on what God is doing in & with Regen and discern how we can partner with Him as He works.

What would you do if you had all the power and authority over heaven and earth? I'm sure you can think of a few things. Join us as we look what Jesus did with the authority He was given and see what our role is as that authority trickles down to us.

As we walk with Jesus, sometimes it is helpful to recalibrate. In order to do that, we need to take a look at where we've been. Join us as we look back to go forward together.

If you have already listened to Amanda's introduction to the People of Peace concept, here is Pastor Dick's workshop that digs a little deeper into the life shape and practical application.

When it comes to share Jesus, where do you start? Join us as Amanda introduces the concept of "People of Peace".

We may (like Moses) feel like God is directing us toward something that feels a little scary. Yet God promised Moses and promises us that we will never be alone. Grateful to be following Him with you!