The topic that Jesus spent most of his 3 years of earthly ministry talking about wasn’t money, heaven, or hell. He spent the majority of his earthly ministry talking about the Kingdom of God. But what exactly is the Kingdom of God (or in some places Kingdom of Heaven)? What is the Kingdom of God (or heaven) like? And why is it called an upside down kingdom?

In week 4 (our outdoor worship gathering) we explore the Parables of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl from Matthew 13:44-46

The topic that Jesus spent most of his 3 years of earthly ministry talking about wasn’t money, heaven, or hell. He spent the majority of his earthly ministry talking about the Kingdom of God. But what exactly is the Kingdom of God (or in some places Kingdom of Heaven)? What is the Kingdom of God (or heaven) like? And why is it called an upside down kingdom?

In week 3 of Upside Down we look at the Parable of the Yeast found in Matthew 13:33.

The topic that Jesus spent most of his 3 years of earthly ministry talking about wasn’t money, heaven, or hell. He spent the majority of his earthly ministry talking about the Kingdom of God. But what exactly is the Kingdom of God (or in some places Kingdom of Heaven)? What is the Kingdom of God (or heaven) like? And why is it called an upside down kingdom? These are the questions we will explore in our new sermon series Upside Down.

This is the audio from our worship gathering on May 14 where we look at Matthew 13:31-32 and cover the Parable of the Mustard Seed.

The topic that Jesus spent most of his 3 years of earthly ministry talking about wasn’t money, heaven, or hell. He spent the majority of his earthly ministry talking about the Kingdom of God. But what exactly is the Kingdom of God (or in some places Kingdom of Heaven)? What is the Kingdom of God (or heaven) like? And why is it called an upside down kingdom? These are the questions we will explore in our new sermon series Upside Down.

Here is the first sermon in our new series Upside Down looking at the Kingdom of God and the parables that Jesus told to help his disciples understand the Kingdom of God. Week 1 was Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43- the parable of the wheat and the weeds.

During our Easter gathering we explored our final spiritual discipline celebration. We used Luke 24:1-12 as our primary text for the morning.

We explore the spiritual discipline of sacrifice.

We read in the Scriptures that we are to be formed into the image and likeness of Jesus. But practically how does this actually work? How can we be spiritually formed into the image and likeness of Jesus? In this series we will look at some classic spiritual disciplines that will help to spiritually form us in the way of Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

For week 5 of our Lenten sermon series Formed we explore John 12:24-26, Ephesians 5:21 and talk about mutual submission. Terry Ishee, National Director of Forge America brings the message.

We read in the Scriptures that we are to be formed into the image and likeness of Jesus. But practically how does this actually work? How can we be spiritually formed into the image and likeness of Jesus? In this series we will look at some classic spiritual disciplines that will help to spiritually form us in the way of Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

This week we explore the spiritual discipline of meditation and prayer and look at 1 Kings 19:9-13, Matthew 14:23, Luke 6:12.

We read in the Scriptures that we are to be formed into the image and likeness of Jesus. But practically how does this actually work? How can we be spiritually formed into the image and likeness of Jesus? In this series we will look at some classic spiritual disciplines that will help to spiritually form us in the way of Jesus and the Kingdom of God. Join us for Formed.

In Week 3 of Formed we looked at the spiritual discipline of worship by looking at Romans 12:1-2, and John 4:19-24.

We read in the Scriptures that we are to be formed into the image and likeness of Jesus. But practically how does this actually work? How can we be spiritually formed into the image and likeness of Jesus? In this series we will look at some classic spiritual disciplines that will help to spiritually form us in the way of Jesus and the Kingdom of God.

In week 2 of our Lenten Sermon series Formed we explore the spiritual discipline of simplicity and look at Matthew 6:19-34.