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What does Jesus provide us when our life is overwhelmed by self-induced burdens along with burdens induced by those around us? The good news is that he provides to us the gift of rest, giving us a way with him where we can find rest in the midst of the things that are burdensome & weary.
Despondent? Depressed? Unmotivated? You may have what we call a bad case of the "meh's." Resurrection Sunday is the assurance that in the midst of our apathy towards life that Jesus will raise us, come to us, and surprise us.
It's easy to be excited about God's mercy when it's shown to us or to people we like. But what about when God's mercy is shown to those who have hurt us? Is there anyone you don't want God to show mercy to?
The practice of repentance isn't only turning away from the things God doesn't desire for us (sin), but also turning towards the things God wants for us. In this message we unpack three ways to turn to God as we prepare for Easter.
One question to ask in a season of repentance is , "What pain in your life have you not invited God into yet?"
One question to ask in a season of repentance is “Who am I overlooking in this world?”
If you've ever wrestled with repentance -- whether for yourself or others -- you might resonate with the story of Jonah.
One of the gifts before, during, & after a tough talk is how they organically offer us an opportunity to talk & depend on God. In this last message we discuss how to wisely move forward in our relationships after finishing a tough discussion.
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