Today we finished up our “New Thing” series. We looked at one of the most profound “New Things” from the Old Testament that is mirrored in the New Testament. We also looked at Jeremiah 31 and Hebrews 8 and at what the New Covenant means for us today!

Today we continued our conversation on Isaiah 43 and the "New Thing" God is doing. We explored three specific examples from the Old Testament and discussed how we can apply those lessons to our lives today.

Today we continued our conversation on Isaiah 43 and the "New Thing" God is doing. We explored three specific examples from the Old Testament and discussed how we can apply those lessons to our lives today.

Today we dove into the commitment God has given us to keep doing new things in our lives. With Isaiah 43 as our backdrop, we will focus our attention on listening to and enjoying Jesus as we follow him into the things he has for us.

Today we dove into the commitment God has given us to keep doing new things in our lives. With Isaiah 43 as our backdrop, we will focus our attention on listening to and enjoying Jesus as we follow him into the things he has for us.

Today we dove into the commitment God has given us to keep doing new things in our lives. With Isaiah 43 as our backdrop, we will focus our attention on listening to and enjoying Jesus as we follow him into the things he has for us.

Last week we laid a foundation for ourselves of how God views us and how we can experience him in times of hardship in our lives. We are his children and he fights for us. This week we will continue on in Isaiah 43 and look at God’s expectation of us and our responsibility in our relationship with Him...actions that do NOT lead to dead religion but active intimacy.

Last week we laid a foundation for ourselves of how God views us and how we can experience him in times of hardship in our lives. We are his children and he fights for us. This week we will continue on in Isaiah 43 and look at God’s expectation of us and our responsibility in our relationship with Him...actions that do NOT lead to dead religion but active intimacy.

Today we will focus on the words of Isaiah and why it’s important to release the past without forgetting its lessons—and how God wants to use our history to fuel our future.

Today we will focus on the words of Isaiah and why it’s important to release the past without forgetting its lessons—and how God wants to use our history to fuel our future.