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In this series, the students of 707 are taking over every aspect of our weekly gatherings for the month of May - including sharing testimonies and teaching!
In this week's teaching, we are challenged to answer the question, who is guiding you? The key thought is when you trust God to guide your life, you don't need to have everything figured out, He will lead you exactly where you are meant to go.
In this new series, the students of 707 are taking over every aspect of our weekly gatherings for the month of May - including sharing testimonies and teaching!
In this week's teaching, we learn that letting Jesus take the wheel, means allowing the Spirit to move us out of our comfort zones!
In this teaching, we seek to answer the question, who am I? The key thought this week is that who we are is tethered to whom we belong to. Do you belong to Jesus or yourself?
In this teaching, we seek to answer the question: what is the purpose of life, through a gospel lens!
The Key Thought: The purpose of life is not my pursuit of happiness it is to know God and worship Him!
In this teaching, one of our life group leaders John Farran, unpacks how we can develop a gospel lens with money.
His key thought: things that are temporary, shouldn't be ultimate.
In this teaching, we consider how we can cultivate a gospel lens (perspective) with sex.
The Key Thought is that Sex is a good gift that pictures the life-giving union between Jesus and the church.
In this week's teaching, students are encouraged to cultivate a gospel lens with their families and speficially with the dynamics and brokenness they may experience.
Scripture clearly teaches that children are a gift from the Lord and that restoration and wholeness are ultimately experienced through Jesus, in the family of God!
The key thought this week: humanity is restored in the family of God!
In this teaching, we consider how to develop a gospel lens and perspective with our families.
The key thought: honor for parents reveals honor for God.
In this teaching, Nate Lee our Middle School Pastor, helps our students consider how to develop a gospel lens with technology!
In this teaching, we talk about how conflict is necessary if we want to experience healthy relationships!
The Key Thought: The gospel empowers us to cultivate healthy relationships through conflict.
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