1 Corinthians 15:12-20 || Join us as we begin to consider some of the most exciting portions of scripture as it points to the promise of RESURRECTION. This is the reason for everything - the hope of which we profess and live towards as Christ's followers.

1 Corinthians 15:12-20 || Join us as we begin to consider some of the most exciting portions of scripture as it points to the promise of RESURRECTION. This is the reason for everything - the hope of which we profess and live towards as Christ's followers.

1 Corinthians 15:12-20 || Join us as we begin to consider some of the most exciting portions of scripture as it points to the promise of RESURRECTION. This is the reason for everything - the hope of which we profess and live towards as Christ's followers.

Our ministry partner Voula Antouan is the Director of Humanitarian Initiative Bridges which operates and serves refugees in Athens, Greece. Her ministry involves serving the tangible needs of displaced people seeking asylum in Greece from dangerous situations which forced them to flee from the Middle East, while also meeting their personal/emotional/ spiritual needs, and sharing prayers and the gospel with them if they so desire. We're excited to hear what she has to say to us as a word of encouragement and exhortation to the mission field we’ve been called to here in Seattle.

Our ministry partner Voula Antouan is the Director of Humanitarian Initiative Bridges which operates and serves refugees in Athens, Greece. Her ministry involves serving the tangible needs of displaced people seeking asylum in Greece from dangerous situations which forced them to flee from the Middle East, while also meeting their personal/emotional/ spiritual needs, and sharing prayers and the gospel with them if they so desire. We're excited to hear what she has to say to us as a word of encouragement and exhortation to the mission field we’ve been called to here in Seattle.

Our ministry partner Voula Antouan is the Director of Humanitarian Initiative Bridges which operates and serves refugees in Athens, Greece. Her ministry involves serving the tangible needs of displaced people seeking asylum in Greece from dangerous situations which forced them to flee from the Middle East, while also meeting their personal/emotional/ spiritual needs, and sharing prayers and the gospel with them if they so desire. We're excited to hear what she has to say to us as a word of encouragement and exhortation to the mission field we’ve been called to here in Seattle.

1 Corinthians 15:1-11 || Christians are prone to forgetting how to handle the gospel of grace which leads to all sorts of problems and the Corinthian church is a great example. What might it look like to let the grace of the resurrection rule our lives? What tangible and existential problems might it correct?

1 Corinthians 15:1-11 || Christians are prone to forgetting how to handle the gospel of grace which leads to all sorts of problems and the Corinthian church is a great example. What might it look like to let the grace of the resurrection rule our lives? What tangible and existential problems might it correct?

1 Corinthians 15:1-11 || Christians are prone to forgetting how to handle the gospel of grace which leads to all sorts of problems and the Corinthian church is a great example. What might it look like to let the grace of the resurrection rule our lives? What tangible and existential problems might it correct?

1 Corinthians 14 || This week we get to look at a fascinating passage that covers a lot of territory of who, when, and how to speak when the church gathers together. Have a read of 1 Corinthians 14 and come expectant this Sunday for God to SPEAK.