Pastor Monty said that 'we all need to belong', and that 'God is the ultimate Inviter.'  Because of this, He has given us the challenge to love others where they are, follow Him to invite others as friends, to our table.  To hear more about this, listen to Conversation 8, Inviting In.

This Sunday Conversation is from one of our missionaries Dave Eubank, from the Free Burma Rangers ( href="http://www.freeburmarangers.org/" target="">www.freeburmarangers.org).  His topic is The War We Did Not Choose, a gripping story of his calling to Syria.  Pastor Monty said, “I don’t know of anyone who opens their table to others better than Dave and Karen Eurbank.”

Pastor Marty shares how living out is helping others be part of an intentional community that God desires for each of us.  He points out six rhythms in culture and context that answers the key question, "Lord, what would you have me to do?"  To find out more, listen to Tangible Kingdom Conversation 6; Living Out.

“Community is a word with many meanings and contexts. It’s an ideal, a hope, and a need. It’s the foundation of any group or church and requires people to interact, share, and participate in a common effort…..(from Hugh Halter & Matt Smay’s book, Tangible Kingdom).”  What does it take to practicecommunity?  Listen to the Sunday conversation We Practice “Community” to find out more.

What is the key to a Gospel-centric life?  It is about living ordinary everyday life in community, by sharing our Gospel story that is unique to us. Listen to this Sunday conversation to find out more. 

Pastor Monty Wright presents Tangible Kingdom week 3.

Pastor Monty Wright presents Tangible Kingdom week 2.

The church needs to move from institutionalism to a movement. Instead of looking like a building the church should look like a table filled with conversation, laughter, and warmth. It is afterall the body of Christ -- a living, breathing, moving organism filled with the Holy Spirit. Join Pastor Monty as he invites us to reimagine church together.

Philippians reminds us to "do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others." This is what true humility looks like: it's not a formula; it's anchored in the person of Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Monty as he unpacks how to live humbly.

Gentleness flows out of being anchored to Christ. As a fruit of the spirit, it is a hallmark of Christian living. Join Pastor Monty as he unpacks to live a life of gentleness.