This week CJ and Chelsea had the privilege of sitting down with Nathan and Katy Carlton to hear their story of finding home in Christ within the community of The Fold. 

Finding purpose means embracing our role as ambassadors of the kingdom of God, but what exactly does the life of an ambassador look like? This week we turn to 2 Corinthians 5 to answer this question. 

What is the Christian relationship with resources? How is stewardship both a formational practice and a freedom practice? This week we dive into the deep end to look at the overarching narrative of resources in scripture. 

We each have unique gifts entrusted to us by the Lord. This week we look to 1 Corinthians 12 to see how those gifts operate in the church. 

What does it mean to live in deep community and "find family" as a church? That's the question we seek an answer to today in Colossians 3. This teaching includes an interview with our staff counselor Chelsea Arrington.

This week Tanner Woody returns from a break from the teaching team to speak on Matthew 28:16-20, the "great commission." 

This week we make the switch from "finding home" to "finding family" with the claim that "finding family" means that we are "growing disciples."

As we near the end of the first section of our "We Are" series we come to the story of the Good Samaritan and argue that finding home in Jesus means being inviting neighbors to the world around us. 

This week we look to Hebrews 10 to see why we being committed gatherers and corporate worshipers is crucial to finding home. 

In our second week examining the first of our vision statements "find home," we propose that finding home in Jesus means that we are people of scripture. Rather than a typical sermon, this week we participated in a creative bible study exercise as a community.