Scripture shows us examples of people who are dedicated to connecting with God, and listening for God's leading in their lives. Those examples share one thing in common: devotion. Their Spiritual practices are not accidental, but purposeful dedication to God.

We live in a high paced word, but we are called to take time to listen for God's leading, but when? We are going to look at the importance of a reflective life as we grow as disciples.

Jesus promises that we will do even greater things than Him. Really? What would doing greater things even look like, or do we even belief that is possible? Worse yet, do we limit God's promises by our own perspectives?

God wants to meet you where you are not, but is not content to leave you there.  Where does God want us to go, and what does it look like?  Part of going deeper into our relationship with God begins with growing in our maturity of faith.

Guest speaker Pastor John Nienhuis reminds us that, to Go Out and Go Deep, we need to WHO we are and WHOSE we are, to walk through in confidence.

In the parables Jesus paints a picture of the Kingdom of God. In these parables Jesus paints a picture of a Kingdom focused on those far from God, and God's heart to go out to those far from him. What if we had that kind of heart to go out?

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Dick Westra explores what our world thinks faith is, but how God calls us to a different kind of life-changing faith in Jesus.

What is the Good News of Christmas? What was it that the angels were so worked up about on that silent night? On Christmas Hope was embodied in a little baby. Hope was no longer a theoretic idea, it was flesh and blood, breathing and crying, for you and me.

Pastor Bill Flavin shares a brief reflection as part of our Christmas pageant about what Jesus arrival means for us today.