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Hooray Jesus came back to life on Easter!!! It is a familiar story, perhaps said to so often and so generically it becomes normal. What if Easter is meant to be intensely personal? That Jesus death and resurrection shows up and impacts each of us, every day?

When Jesus marches into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, the people cried out for Jesus to help and save them. Jesus did come to save them, to transform their lives, yet it was unlike anything they ever expected.

In a multitasking 24/7/365 what would being still look like? This psalm is a prayer that we would be still before God, especially when the world around us is chaotic. We will discuss how disciples are able to slow down in a fast moving word, so that we might hear the still small voice of God.

This is a strange verse. In fact if you are not paying attention you glance right over this verse in the middle of a whirlwind of stories of miracles, teaching, and healings in Jesus ministry. We learn something about the importance of deep connection with God as we watch Jesus step away from the crowd, the demands on his time, the call for his focus. We are reminded that our ability to bear fruit rests not in our skills, but in on connection to the one who sends and empowers us.

It has been said that Sunday morning is the most divided morning in America, since most people attend churches who look, act, vote, and dress just like them. What if scripture calls for worship to instead be unifying, gathering all kinds of people, to set aside their differences, and remember in their worship, what holds the together: Father, Son, Holy Spirit.

Why do we take time to pray as we gather together? How can we live into a life of prayer that is more than tradition or niceties, but a deep meaningful conversation with God that has a real impact on our lives and community?

Fellowship time is the holy gathering of people after church for coffee and cookies, right? As we gather to worship, we not only connect with God, but also with one another. What does a life of fellowship look like?

We start our series with a simple question: what or who is our worship for? The answer might seem simple to say God, but we are going to talk practically about what that means, and how it impacts daily decisions.

As we continue to focus on the phrase "Go Deep" we are going to turn to relationships. Adam and Eve paint a picture in the Garden of Eden of what deep relationships should look like, and give us hope of the impact of deep relationships in our lives.