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As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Steaking Our Claim” based on the scripture from Matthew 28:16-20.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Steaking Our Claim” based on the scripture from Matthew 28:16-20.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Up In Smoke” based on the scripture from Matthew 23:23-24.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Up In Smoke” based on the scripture from Matthew 23:23-24.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Smoky & Sweet” based on the scripture from Psalm 19:7-14.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Smoky & Sweet” based on the scripture from Psalm 19:7-14.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Grate Expectations” based on the scripture from 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1.
As we enter into the sweltering months of summer, we turn our attention to our own back yards. More than simply a metaphor about the immediacy of our mission field, it is a powerful reminder that discipleship begins at home – in our living rooms and on our back porches. It happens where we share stories and where we share life…and, for many, these months we see us gather with family and with those friends-who-are-like-family around our grills. “Grate Expectations” based on the scripture from 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1.
In a culture of “life hacks” – where wisdom and counsel have perilously been distilled into ninety-second maxims and trite cliches, we will take the month of May to delve into the proven wisdom of those who’ve distinguished themselves in our community as “pro’s” – godly women and men who live and lead with courage, integrity, and faith. Leveraging their experience and pragmatic, real-life advice, we will engage deep biblical truths to offer practical, life-changing “tips” for those who may feel forgotten, hopeless, or stuck. “The Power of Remembering” based on the scripture from Psalm 77:7-12.
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