We live in a culture of authenticity in which the most important thing is to be true to yourself. But it’s important to ask the question: to which self am I being true? What if I’m being true to my false self? Is there a new, true self that I have yet to fully discover and enjoy? What does it looks like to live out of my true self with real belief rather than live out of my false self with fake belief?

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

During this season of Lent, we’re going to examine one beautiful idea: Listening to the Spirit is necessary for our spiritual survival and fullness of life.  Our tendencies and patterns to not listen, selectively listen, or mistakenly listen, can so easily get in the way of truly understanding God’s will for our lives and the beautiful path He has for us.

How do honest science and practical faith exist in the same space? We’re diving into the relationship between our faith and hard science as an encouragement for those who enjoy exploring, and as a way to equip everyone in the community to develop a robust worldview for engaging with culture and their neighbors.

How do honest science and practical faith exist in the same space? We’re diving into the relationship between our faith and hard science as an encouragement for those who enjoy exploring, and as a way to equip everyone in the community to develop a robust worldview for engaging with culture and their neighbors.

How do honest science and practical faith exist in the same space? We’re diving into the relationship between our faith and hard science as an encouragement for those who enjoy exploring, and as a way to equip everyone in the community to develop a robust worldview for engaging with culture and their neighbors.