This week, as we wrap up our Rhythms of a Disciple, we welcome Kevin McNeil. Kevin is planting a new church in Goldsboro NC called "Canvas Church." Check out their ministry at mycanvaschurch.org/ or on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/canvaschurchnc)

Kevin's message about putting others first addresses one of God's biggest goals for our lives.  

We love stories because they move us, they challenge us, they teach us, they inspire us. God's story is all that AND more because Jesus' story is eternally significant. Today we talk about what it means for US to tell that story. 

Proverbs 27:17 says, "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." Let's talk about that. 

Most Christians would say that Bible reading is really important. Those same people might also be willing to admit that we often don't have as good a habit as we would like when it comes to being in God's word. Let's talk about why it matters and some ways we can work on that. 

Jesus says  Remain in me, as I also remain in you. What does that look like? Let's talk about that. 

With or Without knowing it, you have a rhythm to your life. The things that you do routinely that shape the kind of person you are. And when it comes to living a Christian life, there should be a rhythm to it too. Let's learn the Rhythms of a Disciple! 

2020 was a mess. But... maybe it wasn't all that bad after all. Let's celebrate all that God has done!

Using "The Grinch" as his springboard, Aaron Collins brings a message about humility and making the good news of Christmas the good news for others.

Let's unpack the story of the birth of John the Baptist and see how we can find hope through Jesus. 

This week we welcome Joe Cartwright as out speaker as he uses the Christmas favorite "The Elf" to teach a lesson from God's word about Joy.