Paul prays that we’d know our Resources in Christ, our Relationship with Christ and each other, and our Glorious Reality - that God is filling the world with his glory through the church - through us!

Habakkuk speaks from the world we all are familiar with - injustice, suffering, pain, and evil - and shows us the world to come, where knowledge of God’s good heart and his glorious presence seeps into all the nooks and crannies of our world, bringing restoration to all things. It is a vision worth living for!

God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. To recognize we were created for someone and for a purpose in a moving story of redemption is life changing, to the point of contentment.

As created beings we will navigate with something. Something will take up residence in our lives and cause us to make decisions, feel emotions, respond in relationships, and sense satisfaction or not. We are created as worshipers, we will worship someone or something, always! There is a battle going on in and around us. The battle is for our hearts. What or who will we worship?

Rejoicing in the LORD in the midst of suffering is a byproduct of treasuring Christ and His Resurrection above all else.

The Gospel Story presented at our "All Family Gathering" (kids gathered with us) and a connection to Paul's encouragement to find "kindred spirits" as we seek to live a life worthy of the Gospel.

The character and accomplishments of Christ call us to looking to serve one another in unity and to seek His glory and not our own.

The gospel, the good news of what Christ has accomplished and what Christ has obtained for us and for the greatness of eternity with God, is so great it redefines what is good in life.

A life worthy of the gospel is a life that receives grace to give grace - in Jesus name.

Paul shared the gospel through his own story with great boldness. We’ll talk about who God has sent us to, and what it looks like to be a missionary in the everyday.