Join us for week 2 of our series examining the holiness of every day moments as we discuss the spirituality of work.

Join us for a new series examining the holes in the idea of the sacred/secular divide and exploring the ways we can find God at work in the things of everyday life.

Join us for a concluding Q&R with Chris as we conclude our SEEDS series on relational evangelism.

Is life found in God’s Law or does it actually choke out our life in following it? Tonight we look at our relationship to the Law and life as we seek to dig out the weeds to a thriving faith.

(Note, our recording stopped earlier than the end of the message by about 7 minutes. So sorry for the missing audio!)

Why am I still continuing to sin even though I’ve committed to Jesus? Hear from Josh Powell on this difficult subject for apprentices of Jesus as we walk the way of Jesus together.

In this series we look at the nagging questions that impede our growth in discipleship when they go unaddressed.

In week 1 we look at God’s wrath and how it isn’t an attribute to be avoided but actually reveals God’s love in a deeper way.

What does real religion look like lived out?

In Isaiah 58, Israel comes to God asking why all their religious work isn’t resulting in deeper intimacy. The response? True religion must be converted into lived righteousness.

In session 2 we look at the requirements of true religion and our call to convert our work into lived righteousness.

What is God up to at the beginning of His story?

In Genesis 1 we see creation, a garden and a people made in God’s image. But what does this image and garden mean for the way we live?

As we begin Fall Retreat around the theme of Garden we look at how our lives intersect with the Biblical theme of garden giving us purpose, calling and commissioning to go with God making a world full of His life, beauty and presence.

We end our series with a teaching from Pastor Chris on Ezekiel 37 and the Valley of Dry Bones.

Week 2 of our series features a teaching on Ezekiel 36 from our newest Ridgedale staff member, Danny Hesterly.