The Gathering

Perhaps the most enduring question Christians have is “Who, exactly, is Jesus?” Alive, dead, human, divine, great prophet, or miracle worker  – Jesus is the polarizing figure that officially put Christ in Christian. Jesus is represented by multiple authors in the New Testament, easily leading to confusion for those looking to understand the life of Jesus through the inspired word of God. “Who is Jesus” will explore the Gospel of John and the different names, labels, and roles of Jesus Christ.

Perhaps the most enduring question Christians have is “Who, exactly, is Jesus?” Alive, dead, human, divine, great prophet, or miracle worker  – Jesus is the polarizing figure that officially put Christ in Christian. Jesus is represented by multiple authors in the New Testament, easily leading to confusion for those looking to understand the life of Jesus through the inspired word of God. “Who is Jesus” will explore the Gospel of John and the different names, labels, and roles of Jesus Christ.

Perhaps the most enduring question Christians have is “Who, exactly, is Jesus?” Alive, dead, human, divine, great prophet, or miracle worker  – Jesus is the polarizing figure that officially put Christ in Christian. Jesus is represented by multiple authors in the New Testament, easily leading to confusion for those looking to understand the life of Jesus through the inspired word of God. “Who is Jesus” will explore the Gospel of John and the different names, labels, and roles of Jesus Christ.

Statistics show that most people who do not go to church WOULD go if someone they knew would invite them. Everyday, we interact with people who are struggling with spiritual questions. They are largely doing it all alone, and without any wisdom beyond their own. Yet, many of us are nervous to invite, to talk about faith, or to mention church. Jesus asks the disciples to be invitational, in their immediate surroundings and beyond. In this series, we will wrestle with what it means -- and what it looks like -- to be invitational with our relatives, friends, coworkers, and beyond.

Statistics show that most people who do not go to church WOULD go if someone they knew would invite them. Everyday, we interact with people who are struggling with spiritual questions. They are largely doing it all alone, and without any wisdom beyond their own. Yet, many of us are nervous to invite, to talk about faith, or to mention church. Jesus asks the disciples to be invitational, in their immediate surroundings and beyond. In this series, we will wrestle with what it means -- and what it looks like -- to be invitational with our relatives, friends, coworkers, and beyond.

Statistics show that most people who do not go to church WOULD go if someone they knew would invite them. Everyday, we interact with people who are struggling with spiritual questions. They are largely doing it all alone, and without any wisdom beyond their own. Yet, many of us are nervous to invite, to talk about faith, or to mention church. Jesus asks the disciples to be invitational, in their immediate surroundings and beyond. In this series, we will wrestle with what it means -- and what it looks like -- to be invitational with our relatives, friends, coworkers, and beyond.

Statistics show that most people who do not go to church WOULD go if someone they knew would invite them. Everyday, we interact with people who are struggling with spiritual questions. They are largely doing it all alone, and without any wisdom beyond their own. Yet, many of us are nervous to invite, to talk about faith, or to mention church. Jesus asks the disciples to be invitational, in their immediate surroundings and beyond. In this series, we will wrestle with what it means -- and what it looks like -- to be invitational with our relatives, friends, coworkers, and beyond.

Have you ever wanted God to give you a sign?  Something, anything to help you know which direction to go or what decision to make in life.  The Bible is full of God offering people signs that help guide, direct, or teach them.  Whether a burning bush, the parting of a sea, or appearing as a stranger, God’s signs and wonders have always shown up in our lives.  And they still do. In this series, we’ll explore how to detect and discern those signs within our lives today.

Have you ever wanted God to give you a sign?  Something, anything to help you know which direction to go or what decision to make in life.  The Bible is full of God offering people signs that help guide, direct, or teach them.  Whether a burning bush, the parting of a sea, or appearing as a stranger, God’s signs and wonders have always shown up in our lives.  And they still do. In this series, we’ll explore how to detect and discern those signs within our lives today.