Welcome to Holy Week. This week Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel is walking us through the events of the last week of Jesus’s life. Today he will reflect on Jesus being anointed by the unnamed woman in Bethany. 

As we journey to the cross, how often does sin define a place for us and keep us in a place of shame? What would your life look like if it was free?

Today’s Scripture: Mark 14:3-9

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Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel preaches from Luke.

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Today Katie Wilson walks with us through the forgiveness and sanctification of our emotional life. The God of the universe wants to know the depths of our hearts, so let’s not dismiss our emotions. Can we be bold enough to let God see the raw emotions in us?

Look back over the week of reflecting on your emotional life – what will you take with you into the new week?

Today’s Scripture: Isaiah 55

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Kids & Youth Discipleship Pastor Dave McCune and Youth Discipleship Pastor Haley Naylor talk about what it means to align with God emotionally. God profoundly cares about our emotions. So, where do our emotions come from, and what do they tell us about our soul?

Today’s Scripture: Matthew 16:21-23

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Every Wednesday during Lent, we are inviting our church community to fast and pray together in order to draw our attention to areas of sin in our lives. This week Care Pastor Jason Faulkner leads us through these practices with a focus on our emotions. 

Fasting is a practice that Jesus engaged in when he was in the wilderness facing temptation. Today, as you are able, we encourage you to fast from food for part or all of the day.  

We will also use these days to walk through the Prayer of Examen together. We hope that the Prayer of Examen provokes a kind curiosity in us and a movement toward repentance as we seek to live more connected to ourselves, God, and others.

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In today’s episode, Kids’ Discipleship Pastor Katie Oosse explores the breadth of God’s emotions. Listen in as she guides us through the practice of imaginative prayer and asks us to put ourselves in the story of Jesus and Peter. What might you learn about your own emotions and their relationship to Jesus from this story? 

Today’s Scripture: Matthew 16:21-23

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Lead Pastor Kris McDaniel introduces our fifth and final section of the SPIRE model – emotional. Being emotional is not the same as being emotionally aware or emotionally mature. We are being invited by God to expand our emotional bandwidth. What emotions live underneath the emotions you express? Can we treat our emotions like a child we treat with compassion and kindness?

Where are you emotionally?

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Spiritual Formation Pastor Adrienne Christian preaches from Luke.

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Welcome to the fifth Friday in Lent! In today’s episode, Associate Pastor Katie Wilson speaks words of grace and peace and forgiveness over our relationships. 

Look back over the week of reflecting on your relational life – what will you take with you into the new week?

Read in today’s episode: “A Blessing of Friendships” by Alice Zaccarello

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Kids & Youth Discipleship Pastor Dave McCune and Youth Discipleship Pastor Haley Naylor talk about how we learn to relate to God as people in relationship with God and others. God has always been about restoring relationships. Are there any relational patterns that might have worked for us in the past but that we need to look at differently now? 

Today’s Scripture: Genesis 37:12-36

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