Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Keep You" based on the scripture from Genesis 28:15.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Bless You" based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 9:8.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Bless You" based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 9:8.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Self” based on the scripture from Micah 7:18-19.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Self” based on the scripture from Micah 7:18-19.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Others” based on the scripture from Matthew 6:9-15.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Others” based on the scripture from Matthew 6:9-15.

In a world that thrives on constant activity and busyness, join us as we rediscover the beauty, balance, and power of sabbath rest. For as much as we’re all beginning 2024 with a passionate desire for things to be different, with the hope that we can be different…are we willing to do more than just hope and wish? “Resolve” Based on the scripture from 2 Kings 17:35-41.

In a world that thrives on constant activity and busyness, join us as we rediscover the beauty, balance, and power of sabbath rest. For as much as we’re all beginning 2024 with a passionate desire for things to be different, with the hope that we can be different…are we willing to do more than just hope and wish? “Resolve” Based on the scripture from 2 Kings 17:35-41.

In a world that thrives on constant activity and busyness, join us as we rediscover the beauty, balance, and power of sabbath rest. For as much as we’re all beginning 2024 with a passionate desire for things to be different, with the hope that we can be different…are we willing to do more than just hope and wish? “Remember & Recalibrate” Based on the scripture from 1 Corinthians 15:1-10.