Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Sight” based on the scripture from John 9:35-41.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Fear” based on the scripture from John 9:18-34.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Fear” based on the scripture from John 9:18-34.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Doubt” based on the scripture from John 9:13-17.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Doubt” based on the scripture from John 9:13-17.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Blame” based on the scripture from John 9:1-12.

Born blind, a man experiences the power of Christ’s healing love…only to be interrogated by the religious elites of his day.  His personal experience of the Lord and his unyielding defense of Jesus (even before he knew his face) are beautiful examples of the life of faith to which we’re all called.  Using the metaphor of mud, we will examine the earthly (dirt) and spiritual (water/saliva) dimensions of this story as it applies to our own struggles of faith. Profound in its theology and humorous in its composition, this chapter stands as a timeless (and timely) reminder of the Lord’s eagerness to open our eyes to the blindness that afflicts even those with sight. “Blinded by Blame” based on the scripture from John 9:1-12.

Labor Day 2024 - “Build Each Other Up” based on the scripture from 1 Thessalonians 5:11-18.

Labor Day 2024 - “Build Each Other Up” based on the scripture from 1 Thessalonians 5:11-18.

It’s been said that we cannot become what we’re meant to be if we’re content being what we already are…but such change requires courage and faith and self-awareness. So, as the church begins another new program year, we will use the month of August to “think again”:  to re-think many of the areas of our lives that we have a tendency to take for granted, understanding that God has a will and a purpose for every un-reflected-upon facet of our lives. During this series, we will open ourselves up to the transforming Truth of the Bible that tells us that, oftentimes, the smallest of changes can make the biggest of impacts. “About Learning” based on the scripture from Philippians 4:8-9.