We often look for God in the big moments: in miracles, milestones, and mountaintop experiences. But what if the Divine is just as present in the dishes, the deadlines, and the daily drive? The Sacred Ordinary invites us to open our eyes to the Holy hidden in plain sight. In this series, we’ll explore how God meets us not just in the extraordinary, but in the everyday – through routines, relationships, and the rhythms of real life…because the truth is, there’s no such thing as “ordinary” when God is with us. The sacred is closer than we think – woven into every moment. “God at the Kitchen Sink” - Based on the scripture from Matthew 4:18-22.

We often look for God in the big moments: in miracles, milestones, and mountaintop experiences. But what if the Divine is just as present in the dishes, the deadlines, and the daily drive? The Sacred Ordinary invites us to open our eyes to the Holy hidden in plain sight. In this series, we’ll explore how God meets us not just in the extraordinary, but in the everyday – through routines, relationships, and the rhythms of real life…because the truth is, there’s no such thing as “ordinary” when God is with us. The sacred is closer than we think – woven into every moment. “God at the Kitchen Sink” - Based on the scripture from Matthew 4:18-22.

2025 Patriotic Weekend - Based on the scripture from Judges 2:6-10.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Look Sharp (porcupines)” based on the scripture from 1 John 4:9-12.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Look Sharp (porcupines)” based on the scripture from 1 John 4:9-12.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Swat Team (mosquitos)” based on the scripture from Matthew 14:13-16.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Swat Team (mosquitos)” based on the scripture from Matthew 14:13-16.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Change Your Stripes (zebras)” based on the scripture from Luke 6:27-31.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Change Your Stripes (zebras)” based on the scripture from Luke 6:27-31.

We probably all remember growing up and going on field trips at school. With eager expectation, we’d climb on board those big yellow buses and head off for a day of fun and adventure…and the Christian life is no less exciting. That’s why, this year, instead of going on a road trip in June, we decided to go on a field trip – out into the mission field that surrounds us every day. What we will see during these four weeks is that there’s much we can learn from the animals in God’s good creation: lessons about living like Jesus lived and loving like He loved. The Christian life isn’t a classroom exercise; it’s a field trip. Jesus didn’t say, “Stay and learn,” but “Go and make disciples.” This series explores what it means to be prepared for the mission field: not just overseas, but across the street – dealing with the people in our everyday lives. “Birds of a Feather (parrots)” based on the scripture from John 17:13-19.