Patience. That may be the hardest lesson to learn, but it's also the truest. This week we wrap up our series on parenting by letting it teach us about hope. God, the Great Parent, isn't done with us yet. It's worth waiting for!

How's your village?

Ever said something and realized you sounded just like YOUR parents? We continue our sermon series on parenting (that's really for all of us) with "Generational… Stuff." Pastor Jeff will talk about the ways we become like those who formed us, both good and not-so-good, and how God is in it all!

What makes you lose your cool? This week we're talking about anger. In the Bible, God gets angry. Jesus gets angry. It's a natural emotion when something crosses the line, so long as your anger doesn't cross a line itself. But don't overlook what happens after: in parenting, as in life, as in faith: forgiveness is what makes all the difference.

Do you ever run from one thing to the next, wondering if any of it really matters?

It's Faith At the Movies week! Join us as we sing, pray, and watch a clip from Encanto! It's a colorful movie full of great songs. And its message about large, colorful families teaches us to appreciate the burdens we each carry. Oh, and we'll DEFINITELY be talking singing about Bruno. 😁

How much does fear control your thoughts? It's uncomfortable to consider how our minds are guided by fear of things from economy and world events to the health of ourselves and our loved ones. Yet Jesus says, "Don't be afraid, little flock." Clearly Jesus knows something we don't— let's take a step together in learning WHY we don't need to be afraid!

Do you care about the right things? We all get off track sometimes, losing sight of what's really important in life, what really matters, what lasts when everything else falls away. Join us and get inspired to care about the BEST things!

What's your favorite meal? Who are your favorite dinner companions? We'll be hearing this morning about a meal in an unusual place, with Jesus as the guest of honor.

We have heard, "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey".  Come along with us today as we explore the concept of "Prophet Margins", where prophets like Amos take us to the edge of our comfort zones and into the uncomfortable as uncomfortable truths are spoken.  Can being uncomfortable bring you comfort?