The Gathering

What if what we need most will always somehow escape us if we are not willing to share it? This past Sunday, we explored the Beatitudes of Jesus, where He suggests just this.

The band performed songs by Shaboozey, The Avett Brothers, TAYA, and more.

We have spent the past few weeks diving deeper into Jesus's promise of hungering and thirsting for righteousness. This past Gathering, we wrapped up our series within a series on consumerism by looking at the temptation that advertising offers regarding our personal happiness.

The band performed songs by Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Maggie Rogers, and The Turtles.

We have spent the past few weeks diving deeper into Jesus's promise of hungering and thirsting for righteousness. This past Gathering, we wrapped up our series within a series on consumerism by looking at the temptation that advertising offers regarding our personal happiness.

The band performed songs by Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Maggie Rogers, and The Turtles.

Do you ever get the feeling there is something bigger happening around you, but can’t quite figure out where you fit? Have you ever felt like somehow, someway we’re missing purpose or meaning? Have you ever wondered if there is something more you could do? This past week, we explored an old story about two brothers and wondered together about what role we play in the bigger story happening all around us.

Mike Koch and the band played songs by Coldplay, Ethel Cain, John Mayer, and more.

Do you ever get the feeling there is something bigger happening around you, but can’t quite figure out where you fit? Have you ever felt like somehow, someway we’re missing purpose or meaning? Have you ever wondered if there is something more you could do? This past week, we explored an old story about two brothers and wondered together about what role we play in the bigger story happening all around us.

Mike Koch and the band played songs by Coldplay, Ethel Cain, John Mayer, and more.

This past Sunday, 120 million people tuned in to watch The Big Game, with 51 million of them rooting for the commercials.

During our past Gathering, fellow Storyliners shared parts of their stories in conjunction with some of the most creative and inspiring commercials ever produced.

This past Sunday, 120 million people tuned in to watch The Big Game, with 51 million of them rooting for the commercials.

During our past Gathering, fellow Storyliners shared parts of their stories in conjunction with some of the most creative and inspiring commercials ever produced.

In the week prior at Storyline's Gathering, we looked at the fourth Beatitude in Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied." This past week, we dove deeper into that promise and explored how the things modern life tempts us with hungering and thirsting for can influence the life of faith.

The band performed songs by City & Colour, Jewel, Broken Bells, and Leanna Crawford.

In the week prior at Storyline's Gathering, we looked at the fourth Beatitude in Jesus's Sermon on the Mount: "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied." This past week, we dove deeper into that promise and explored how the things modern life tempts us with hungering and thirsting for can influence the life of faith.

The band performed songs by City & Colour, Jewel, Broken Bells, and Leanna Crawford.

Last week, we explored Jesus' first public address, The Beatitudes, and how they resonate with his first recorded private words.

The band performed songs by Adele, Alicia Keys, U2, Harry Styles, and more.