Week two of 707 Online.  We continue the Kingdom Life series looking at Matthew 6 and Jesus' teaching on Prayer.

Our first ever 707 Online Service.  We continue our series as Adam teachings from the porch in his backyard.  

How are Christians supposed to live?  What does it mean to be a citizen of the Kingdom of God?  Adam dives into Matthew 5:3-11 as we begin this series "Kingdom Life." 

Chris Zarbaugh closes out Winter Retreat 2020 with a talk about running the race God sets before us.

Chris Zarbaugh speaks about Paul and Silas breaking out of prison in Acts 16, and how that connects to each of our lives. #GetOutOfJailFree 

Chris Zarbaugh continues by talking about Paul and how he reacts to the idols in Acts 17.

Chris Zarbaugh opens the retreat with a message about Identity, looking at Saul's conversion in Acts 9.

When God created everything, he created men, women, marriage, and sex.  And it was all part of his perfect plan!  We’re going to look at this week God’s original design, and how in today’s world we have broken lenses when we view sex in relationships. We’ll challenge students to switch lenses in three key areas – Eyes, Mind, Actions.

So many times we are focused on WHO will make us happy – we’re stuck on finding the right person, so much so that we forget about BEING the right person.  We’re going to look at Jacob’s story, and how he was running from everyone in his life, seeking position, blessing, and even women.  When God finally got ahold of Jacob, His desire was to work on his heart and heal the wounds that were there.  We’re challenging students that the first thing we need to ask Jesus is to work on us, not help us find a date.

Samson was a man set apart from birth to be used by God in special ways – there was just one problem.  He was obsessed with being in a relationship with women.  From his first wife, all the way to Delilah, Samson continually let relationships get in the way of living what God intended.  We’re going to challenge students to take a look at their relationships, and evaluate how much value they place on that compared to living God’s best for them.