Ever read the Bible and feel like you don’t fit? Like your story doesn’t connect with the ancient stories found in the pages of Scripture? As we head into 2024, we want to put ourselves back in touch with the real people of the Bible who faced real situations and real struggles. Jonah is the perfect candidate. This less-than-perfect prophet reveals critical lessons (and mistakes) for following God into a new year. His story is complex like ours (except the whale part!) but God reveals his love for Jonah and the world in an unmistakable way

The spirit of Christmas is often described with words like “holiday cheer” or “season’s greetings” but what if Christmas could be a lot bigger than that? What if the Holy Spirit has more for your family this December? There are four divine encounters with angels that show us the spirit of Christmas is not just a time for eggnog and gift-wrap, but a Spirit pointing us to the reality of King Jesus.

The spirit of Christmas is often described with words like “holiday cheer” or “season’s greetings” but what if Christmas could be a lot bigger than that? What if the Holy Spirit has more for your family this December? There are four divine encounters with angels that show us the spirit of Christmas is not just a time for eggnog and gift-wrap, but a Spirit pointing us to the reality of King Jesus.

The spirit of Christmas is often described with words like “holiday cheer” or “season’s greetings” but what if Christmas could be a lot bigger than that? What if the Holy Spirit has more for your family this December? There are four divine encounters with angels that show us the spirit of Christmas is not just a time for eggnog and gift-wrap, but a Spirit pointing us to the reality of King Jesus.

The spirit of Christmas is often described with words like “holiday cheer” or “season’s greetings” but what if Christmas could be a lot bigger than that? What if the Holy Spirit has more for your family this December? There are four divine encounters with angels that show us the spirit of Christmas is not just a time for eggnog and gift-wrap, but a Spirit pointing us to the reality of King Jesus.

How do you get found- you first have to acknowledge you're lost. You cant or dont find things that aren't lost- there is no need for it-but when you lose something- you move and search as hard as you can to find it

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We strive to see zero lost people here in our families, community, and world-and as we pray and ask God to move, we ask that we would be able to go and share His great unending love. 

How do you get found- you first have to acknowledge you're lost. You cant or dont find things that aren't lost- there is no need for it-but when you lose something- you move and search as hard as you can to find it

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We strive to see zero lost people here in our families, community, and world-and as we pray and ask God to move, we ask that we would be able to go and share His great unending love. 

How do you get found- you first have to acknowledge you're lost. You cant or dont find things that aren't lost- there is no need for it-but when you lose something- you move and search as hard as you can to find it

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We strive to see zero lost people here in our families, community, and world-and as we pray and ask God to move, we ask that we would be able to go and share His great unending love. 

How do you get found- you first have to acknowledge you’re lost.  You cant or dont find things that aren’t lost- there is no need for it-but when you lose something- you move and search as hard as you can to find it.

We strive to see zero lost people here in our community- and as we pray and ask God to move we ask that we would be able to go and share His great unending love.  When we truly grieve for those that are lost among us- we truly will shift in our lives and how we live, operate, and see things

One thing is certain about life…storms will come. A job is lost. A marriage crumbles. A child runs away. Our beliefs are rattled. What we do in those storms defines our faith. Our aim is to anchor ourselves on Christ this fall. He is our refuge. He is our confidence. He is the anchor for our soul.