Peter Scazzero wrote in the book, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, that it is impossible to be spiritually mature while remaining emotionally unhealthy. This guide is a companion piece to our eight-week sermon series with the hopes of helping us to focus deeply on our emotional health. We will work through different exercises and opportunities to focus on emotional health and spiritual maturity. The hope is to provide you ample space to do the heart work of finding pieces of yourself that God wants to grow.

Peter Scazzero wrote in the book, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, that it is impossible to be spiritually mature while remaining emotionally unhealthy. This guide is a companion piece to our eight-week sermon series with the hopes of helping us to focus deeply on our emotional health. We will work through different exercises and opportunities to focus on emotional health and spiritual maturity. The hope is to provide you ample space to do the heart work of finding pieces of yourself that God wants to grow.

Peter Scazzero wrote in the book, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, that it is impossible to be spiritually mature while remaining emotionally unhealthy. This guide is a companion piece to our eight-week sermon series with the hopes of helping us to focus deeply on our emotional health. We will work through different exercises and opportunities to focus on emotional health and spiritual maturity. The hope is to provide you ample space to do the heart work of finding pieces of yourself that God wants to grow.

Peter Scazzero wrote in the book, Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, that it is impossible to be spiritually mature while remaining emotionally unhealthy. This guide is a companion piece to our eight-week sermon series with the hopes of helping us to focus deeply on our emotional health. We will work through different exercises and opportunities to focus on emotional health and spiritual maturity. The hope is to provide you ample space to do the heart work of finding pieces of yourself that God wants to grow.

Easter is one of the most important times of the year for believers. In the seasons of the church, what begins with Advent and the holy waiting for Jesus’ birth culminates in the death and resurrection of Jesus. These two events are hinge points of the Gospel. Jesus’ journey to the cross and subsequent death for the sins of mankind provides the perfect sacrifice of atonement. This spotless lamb, led to the slaughter, provides hope for the world. In the darkness of his death, we sit in the somber realization of the weight of our sin. His resurrection brings hope because it not only proves that Jesus is who He said He is, but because we serve a risen savior who defeated death, hell, and the grave to restore us to the Father.

Easter is one of the most important times of the year for believers. In the seasons of the church, what begins with Advent and the holy waiting for Jesus’ birth culminates in the death and resurrection of Jesus. These two events are hinge points of the Gospel. Jesus’ journey to the cross and subsequent death for the sins of mankind provides the perfect sacrifice of atonement. This spotless lamb, led to the slaughter, provides hope for the world. In the darkness of his death, we sit in the somber realization of the weight of our sin. His resurrection brings hope because it not only proves that Jesus is who He said He is, but because we serve a risen savior who defeated death, hell, and the grave to restore us to the Father.

Easter is one of the most important times of the year for believers. In the seasons of the church, what begins with Advent and the holy waiting for Jesus’ birth culminates in the death and resurrection of Jesus. These two events are hinge points of the Gospel. Jesus’ journey to the cross and subsequent death for the sins of mankind provides the perfect sacrifice of atonement. This spotless lamb, led to the slaughter, provides hope for the world. In the darkness of his death, we sit in the somber realization of the weight of our sin. His resurrection brings hope because it not only proves that Jesus is who He said He is, but because we serve a risen savior who defeated death, hell, and the grave to restore us to the Father.

As we journey to Corinth together as a church, we will continue to work through the process of spiritual formation. We are always being formed into the image of something. Our hope is that through interacting with God’s word and others, this formation shapes us to look more like Christ as we focus on being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing what He did.

As we journey to Corinth together as a church, we will continue to work through the process of spiritual formation. We are always being formed into the image of something. Our hope is that through interacting with God’s word and others, this formation shapes us to look more like Christ as we focus on being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing what He did.

As we journey to Corinth together as a church, we will continue to work through the process of spiritual formation. We are always being formed into the image of something. Our hope is that through interacting with God’s word and others, this formation shapes us to look more like Christ as we focus on being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing what He did.