This past Sunday (4 October) we began our new series based on Romans 8 -- NEW Forever. On Sunday we reflected on Paul's description of a Christian -- a follower of Jesus-- as the one who is "in Christ" and the benefits God promises.

This Sunday (27 September) Paul writes his favorite church describing the community there as shining stars in the darkness as they "hold fast the Word of Life". As we understand the identity of the "Word of Life" we learn how the Word of Life-Living (Jesus) and the Word of Life - Written (the Bible) foster a vibrant life that can rise above circumstances and overcome challenges. This week Mark reflects on Philippians 2.14-16 as we consider how we can live a lively life.

This Sunday (27 September) Paul writes his favorite church describing the community there as shining stars in the darkness as they "hold fast the Word of Life". As we understand the identity of the "Word of Life" we learn how the Word of Life-Living (Jesus) and the Word of Life - Written (the Bible) foster a vibrant life that can rise above circumstances and overcome challenges. This week Mark reflects on Philippians 2.14-16 as we consider how we can live a lively life.

This Sunday (20 September) we reflect on Vital Signs of authentic community. Along the way we examine relational viruses that hurt and healthy habits that heal. Experiencing God and experiencing authentic spiritual growth does NOT happen without an experience of community. What are the vital signs of people who desire to experience authentic community? Mark looks at 1 Thessalonians 3.6-13 for insights understanding.

This Sunday (20 September) we reflect on Vital Signs of authentic community. Along the way we examine relational viruses that hurt and healthy habits that heal. Experiencing God and experiencing authentic spiritual growth does NOT happen without an experience of community. What are the vital signs of people who desire to experience authentic community? Mark looks at 1 Thessalonians 3.6-13 for insights understanding.

This Sunday (13 September) Roma Korniiko from Kiev, Ukraine teaches us about God's heart for orphans and refugees in a nation torn apart by war. We also learn how God uses children to touch the heart of a nation, exemplify mercy, and introduce real change... Many thanks to Slavic Elliot for interpreting on our behalf. We just are not that fluent in Ukrainian!

This Sunday (13 September) Roma Korniiko from Kiev, Ukraine teaches us about God's heart for orphans and refugees in a nation torn apart by war. We also learn how God uses children to touch the heart of a nation, exemplify mercy, and introduce real change... Many thanks to Slavic Elliot for interpreting on our behalf. We just are not that fluent in Ukrainian!

This Sunday (6 September) was a family Sunday – a day our entire community gathers. This week we briefly reflected on what it means to be a community of "olders" and "youngers". Have a listen – Mark was brief this week! This week there were no slides to support the message so there was no LIVE event support.

This Sunday (6 September) was a family Sunday – a day our entire community gathers. This week we briefly reflected on what it means to be a community of "olders" and "youngers". Have a listen – Mark was brief this week! This week there were no slides to support the message so there was no LIVE event support.

This week our topic is: Money: How will you spend your millions?! How often have you answered this question: "What would I do with a million dollars?" Well, this week we ask the question: "How will you spend your millions"" That's right, you! Because the average person in the U.S. will spend between $1.5 and $2;5 million in their lifetime. So how will we think about our spending? This week Mark provides a framework for how to think about "how we spend our money". By the way, did you know that "money" is one of the top 2 subjects Jesus spoke about?