So... when we’ve watched all of the “Netflix,” what do we do next? Is there something else for us? Do we just move onto Hulu? Or is there more? Please tell me there is! Please tell me that somebody somewhere has another story worth telling…Maybe one that I could be a part of!

In this week’s online gathering, Paul Knapp took a deep dive into the stories that shape us and heroes that embody them.

"What are we supposed to do?" - there's a question that never seems to go away. Sometimes it just means, "what now?" but, other times it is a much bigger,
life-sized, question.

Mike Gathright looked at how Jesus figured out and then lived out what he was supposed to do.
Maybe the world needs that from us as much as we need it for ourselves?

Sunday is Easter - it is supposed to be about hope and new beginnings. 
But, what if you don't feel like that right now?  

Mike Gathright considered the surprising side of what Easter faith looks and feels like.

This week was supposed to be our “IMPACT Sunday” where we gather around our community to serve organizations and individuals with our time, talent, and treasure. But as with most things during this time our “regularly scheduled programming” has been disrupted. As an alternative, Paul Knapp interviewed one of our IMPACT partners, Andrew Robinson from MOSAIC to learn more about their mission, vision,and values, as well as learn how we can get even more involved in the ways that they are serving the community.

If you are looking for new music during this season, Paul suggests you check out the band “Atlas Genius.” Their upbeat, new age sound is fun, inspiring, and family-friendly. Also, if you’re sick of what Netflix has to offer, check out the movies “Stranger than Fiction” and “Perks of Being a Wallflower.” Both films are sure to be thought-provoking and may spark great conversations with your family or community group.  They are available for rent on YouTube, amazon prime, or iTunes.  Well worth the $3.99!