Simplicity - complexity - perplexity - harmony

This week at the Gathering, Paul Knapp continued exploring the stages of faith and considered their impact not just in our spiritual lives, but within our physical being, as well.

This week at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright considered what a mother's love has to show us about how the love of God comes to us and, through us...into the world.

For the past month, we have been exploring stage theory; how faith is often experienced and developed in stages.
In May, we will be considering several critical topics related to the life of faith and the perspectives different stages of faith have for each.

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We usually think of Easter as one day of the year, the celebration of an event - and certainly, it is. But historically, the aftermath of the first Easter went on for weeks.

This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will explore one of the foundational realities of Jesus's first followers that was established in
the first few days of the Christian faith.

This Sunday is Easter. Does the claim that Jesus rose from the dead have anything to do with our real-life today? How could it?

This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will consider the kind of faith Easter started, the kind of community it began,
and the kind of life it invites us to live.

Things are not always what they seem to be.
We've all noticed this about so much in life - is this true about the life of faith as well?

This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright continues our new series on Stages of Faith by exploring the transition from Simplicity to Complexity.

So much of life happens in stages, from physical growth and academic progress to baseball...even grieving is often experienced in stages. But what about faith? Why is it so often described as all or nothing?

After an incredible six months, our "residency" at the solarium is coming to an end. We are so appreciative of Watermark's hospitality, as they have been a true partner to our community. We truly cannot thank them enough.

For our final Sunday at the Solarium, Paul Knapp will celebrate the incredible history of wandering together that Storyline has embodied. We hope you'll join us!

This Sunday, join us at Storyline for our annual Saints Among Us Gathering, where we celebrate the normal, everyday people who are made extraordinary by how they choose to live.

Four Storyliners are going to share the saints they've stumbled upon in their lives. Their stories will uplift you, make you laugh, tug on your heart, and most of all, remind you that we need each other.

This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will conclude our series on Galatians, and the belonging, believing, and becoming of the Gospel of Grace.