Together Church

Every conversation ends up being about their crisis, and nothing escapes, including your energy. Or maybe you're the one who's been pulling everyone in.In week 3 of Takes One, we head into the wilderness in Numbers 11. Israel remembers slavery as the good old days, calls God's daily provision "nothing," and Moses is so drained he tells God he can't carry them alone. God's answer has good news for the drained and the draining.

Scripture: Numbers 11; John 6:30-35; Romans 3:23-24 (CSB)

Together Church | Moncks Corner, SC | A Missionary Church congregation serving the greater Charleston area.

They're not driving, but they're definitely steering. Controlling people can wear you out, and most of us have done our share of backseat driving too.In week 2 of Takes One, we step into Martha's kitchen in Luke 10. She's stressed, her sister is sitting at Jesus' feet, and she asks Jesus to fix it. His answer gets underneath the control to the worry driving it, and offers a better seat.

Scripture: Luke 10:38-42; Romans 3:23-24 (CSB)

Together Church | Moncks Corner, SC | A Missionary Church congregation serving the greater Charleston area.

Some people only talk to you when something's wrong. And if we're honest, sometimes that person is us.In week 1 of Takes One, we sit down at a dinner party in Luke 7, where a religious leader silently grades a woman who walks in to honor Jesus.

Jesus answers with a short story about two people whose debts were cancelled, and it changes how we see every critic, including the one in the mirror.

Scripture: Luke 7:36-50; Romans 3:23-24 (CSB)

Together Church | Moncks Corner, SC | A Missionary Church congregation serving the greater Charleston area.

Everyone falls short, no exceptions. Week 4 of Hallowed Be Thy Name looks at Jehovah Tsidkenu and makes the case that your standing with God was never about your performance.

You weren't built to carry it all alone. Week 3 of Hallowed Be Thy Name looks at El Gibbor, the Mighty God whose strength is near, not just powerful.

The water was bitter and undrinkable. Week 2 of Hallowed Be Thy Name looks at Jehovah Rapha, the Lord who heals, and how God transforms bitter into better.

You can believe God is powerful and personal and still never let him be Lord. Week 1 of Hallowed Be Thy Name unpacks three names, Elohim, Yahweh, and Adonai, and the gap most of us live in without realizing it.

You don't have to be "the missionary type" to be part of what God is doing in your city or across the world.In the final week of GO, Pastor Robbie Foreman widens the lens from Matthew 28 to Acts 1:8: "you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth." Local and global mission were never meant to be separate categories. Same posture, wider radius.Doug and Amy Reichley join the conversation to share what missions looks like from the perspective of full-time missionaries. After serving as missionaries in Haiti, they bring a firsthand look at the importance of going, serving, building relationships, and being willing to follow God wherever He leads.This message is a reminder that missions isn't just for a select few. We all have a part to play, right where we are and wherever God may send us.Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 1:8 (CSB)

You're not responsible for closing the deal, you're responsible for being present and honest.

In Week 3 of GO, Pastor Robbie Foreman tackles the fear that keeps most of us quiet about our faith.

Together Church, Moncks Corner, SC.

Week 2 of GO at Together Church. Pastor Robbie Foreman opens Matthew 28:16 and names the quiet assumption behind most of our inaction: someone else will probably do it.

Jesus didn't commission specialists on that mountain, he commissioned eleven ordinary men, together. If you're waiting for someone else to step up, you're waiting for yourself.

Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20 (CSB).

Together Church, Moncks Corner, SC.