The Journey

Sometimes our lives seem to move so slowly. Each day bleeds into the next, and we find ourselves wishing things would hurry up and get better. The truth is, you were meant for more than just scraping by! God has big things in store for your future - but he needs you to see what he sees before you’re ready to experience what he’s planned. Join us in October and learn how to get out of “pause” mode and into fast forward.

Sometimes our lives seem to move so slowly. Each day bleeds into the next, and we find ourselves wishing things would hurry up and get better. The truth is, you were meant for more than just scraping by! God has big things in store for your future - but he needs you to see what he sees before you’re ready to experience what he’s planned. Join us in October and learn how to get out of “pause” mode and into fast forward.

Jesus said we are all “made in the image of God” - which means, we’re all a little like God. Before you ask your friends to bow down in worship though, consider this: we’ve also all let circumstances, loneliness, and fear blur the resemblance we share with our Creator. What if we could get back to being like God... while remembering that we’re not God? Join us in September and get to know the one you were meant to imitate.

Jesus said we are all “made in the image of God” - which means, we’re all a little like God. Before you ask your friends to bow down in worship though, consider this: we’ve also all let circumstances, loneliness, and fear blur the resemblance we share with our Creator. What if we could get back to being like God... while remembering that we’re not God? Join us in September and get to know the one you were meant to imitate.

Jesus said we are all “made in the image of God” - which means, we’re all a little like God. Before you ask your friends to bow down in worship though, consider this: we’ve also all let circumstances, loneliness, and fear blur the resemblance we share with our Creator. What if we could get back to being like God... while remembering that we’re not God? Join us in September and get to know the one you were meant to imitate.

Jesus said we are all “made in the image of God” – which means, we’re all a little like God. Before you ask your friends to bow down in worship though, consider this: we’ve also all let circumstances, loneliness, and fear blur the resemblance we share with our Creator. What if we could get back to being like God... while remembering that we’re not God? Join us in September and get to know the one you were meant to imitate.

Next week, we are kicking off our brand new series, “Imitate.” Pastor Mark will be back teaching to kick off the new series. For this week, check out our standalone message from our Gathering Director, Dave Jackson. You will be encouraged knowing that God is always faithful to do what only God can do.

Every day, our world tries to tells us what to think - about relationships, politics, money, self-image… the list goes on and on. Every show we watch, news story we read, and conversation we have presents a point of view as the right one. But what does Jesus say about how we should think? What’s his perspective on relationships, possessions, and our responsibility for the needs around us? The answer may surprise you. During this series, we’ll help you develop a clearer framework for the way you see the world.

Every day, our world tries to tells us what to think - about relationships, politics, money, self-image… the list goes on and on. Every show we watch, news story we read, and conversation we have presents a point of view as the right one. But what does Jesus say about how we should think? What’s his perspective on relationships, possessions, and our responsibility for the needs around us? The answers may surprise you. During this series, we’ll help you develop a clearer framework for the way you see the world.

Every day, our world tries to tells us what to think - about relationships, politics, money, self-image… the list goes on and on. Every show we watch, news story we read, and conversation we have presents a point of view as the right one. But what does Jesus say about how we should think? What’s his perspective on relationships, possessions, and our responsibility for the needs around us? The answers may surprise you. During this series, we’ll help you develop a clearer framework for the way you see the world.