Pastor Scott walks us through John 6 and how the realities Christ's words should affect eh way we approach the table of communion.

Thyatira had the same problem as many churches today, they thought they could serve two different gods.

The church of Pergamum had the same problem that ancient Israel had.  It's pretty much the same problem that we all have.

The church in Smyrna was not allowing the ideology of the empire to mix with their pursuit of God's Kingdom.  They were paying for it.

In this communion focus we take a look at how we engage with God when experiencing the ups and downs of life. We can often feel that our emotional state is secondary to our spiritual life.  It's not, our emotions are a God given part of our being and should be taken seriously as a way that we process life with God.

Ephesus has a lot going for it, they were a large, stable church who maintained unity and theological purity at a time of tremendous persecution.  And Jesus was about to shut them down...

The framework through which we look at Revelation and the seven churches at the beginning of Revelation shapes our understanding of the entire book.

Faith is a journey not a temporary stop.

Out of Bethlehem comes the one who will restore the brokenness of our world.  Until this restoration is complete we live in the space between chaos and wholeness called lament.

Our joy will grow when we start training our attention on what God is doing.