In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based off the parable of the dinner guests.

In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world. This episode is based off of the parable of the mustard seed. 

In just 3 years, with 12 followers, traversing a 10-square mile area, Jesus Christ, one of the greatest storytellers on earth, captivated crowds and answered questions with stories. In this series, we explore the stories of Jesus that literally turned ideas about life, love, and faith upside down and continue to forever change our world.

This sermon is based off of the parable of the lamp.

Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.

Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.

Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.

Jesus lived his life in a way that brought kindness to those who rarely felt that from the world. In today’s world, we often find unkindness that causes hurt and brokenness as well. Join us as we learn how Jesus lived kindness in a harsh world and invited us to participate in what he called “The Kingdom of God,” living into God’s vision for all of creation.

What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the last three fruits of the Spirit (Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.

What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the second three fruits of the Spirit (Patience, Kindness, and Goodness) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.

What does God want for me? How can I flourish and be all that God wants me to be and find hope, meaning, and purpose? In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is writing to a community about how they can live into what God wants for their lives. Paul asserts that when we live in the power of the Spirit, we can discover who we were meant to be. Our lives won’t be filled with selfishness and vanity, but will demonstrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

In this episode, we learn how we can cultivate the first three fruits of the Spirit (Love, Joy, and Peace) in our lives in a way that helps us be the presence of Jesus in the world.