Like Joshua, our decisions - a multitude per day and countless over our lives - can help us leave a legacy of faith.

Seasons are not only realities that occur outside and around us, seasons can also be internal and personal, interwoven into the fabric of human life. Humans, just like the natural world, cycle through seasons of dormancy and new life, activity and contemplation, joy and sadness, blossom and harvest, waiting and abundance. These seasons serve as a lesson book for the soul, instructing us when to move fast and when to slow down, when to act and when to rest, when to focus on the world outside and when to hibernate and go down deep. In this new series, we’ll take a look at some of the “seasons of the soul” many of us find ourselves in from time to time and how God meets us there and leads us through them.

Seasons are not only realities that occur outside and around us, seasons can also be internal and personal, interwoven into the fabric of human life. Humans, just like the natural world, cycle through seasons of dormancy and new life, activity and contemplation, joy and sadness, blossom and harvest, waiting and abundance. These seasons serve as a lesson book for the soul, instructing us when to move fast and when to slow down, when to act and when to rest, when to focus on the world outside and when to hibernate and go down deep. In this new series, we’ll take a look at some of the “seasons of the soul” many of us find ourselves in from time to time and how God meets us there and leads us through them. Join us now through February 7.

Seasons are not only realities that occur outside and around us, seasons can also be internal and personal, interwoven into the fabric of human life. Humans, just like the natural world, cycle through seasons of dormancy and new life, activity and contemplation, joy and sadness, blossom and harvest, waiting and abundance. These seasons serve as a lesson book for the soul, instructing us when to move fast and when to slow down, when to act and when to rest, when to focus on the world outside and when to hibernate and go down deep. In this new series, we’ll take a look at some of the “seasons of the soul” many of us find ourselves in from time to time and how God meets us there and leads us through them.

Part two of the sermon series Seasons of the Soul.

Seasons are not only realities that occur outside and around us, seasons can also be internal and personal, interwoven into the fabric of human life. Humans, just like the natural world, cycle through seasons of dormancy and new life, activity and contemplation, joy and sadness, blossom and harvest, waiting and abundance. These seasons serve as a lesson book for the soul, instructing us when to move fast and when to slow down, when to act and when to rest, when to focus on the world outside and when to hibernate and go down deep. In this new series, we’ll take a look at some of the “seasons of the soul” many of us find ourselves in from time to time and how God meets us there and leads us through them. 

Youth Director Austin explores the magi and Thomas

Sermon from the conference-wide worship services aired on December 27.

Sermon by Ken Curtis on Christmas Eve 2020

Part three of the advent series Searching for Christmas.