In this week’s message, Park Your Car, we were reminded of the importance of committing to a body of believers. In Romans 12:3-8 we are reminded that we are blessed by God to bless others

Kevin walked us through 3 main points where we learned that...

1. We should look to serve, not be served
2. There is diversity in how God has gifted us
3. Spiritual gifts are designed to be used

Listen in as we learn what it looks like to commit to a body of believers and how we can use our unique gifts to serve others and glorify God.

This week was Vision Sunday, and we looked at The Two Gardens in Genesis 3:1–7, Matthew 26:30–46, Luke 22:43–44!

We saw we have a choice to make to live with a “thy will be done” mindset, because God’s way is always better than ours.

We looked at 3 main points...

1. In the Garden of Eden, man says “my will be done”
2. In the Garden of Gethsemane, man says “thy will be done"
3. What are you saying about your life?

Join us as we learn about the responses in these two gardens and the call for us to respond by trusting God’s will above our own.

This week in our series The Prayers of Paul, we explored Romans 15:14-33!

Paul’s prayer teaches us that Christ commissions His Church as evangelistic priests, so we must partner together in mission through prayer.

In this passage, we’re called to:

1. Reach the lost as evangelistic priests (vv.14–22)
2. Partner in the mission through prayer (vv.23–33)

Follow along as we continue learning from Paul's prayers!

This week in our series The Prayers of Paul, Cole Berryhill walked us through Ephesians 3:14–21!

Paul’s prayer teaches us that the love of Christ brings us into the fullness of God, to the glory of God forever.

In this passage, we reflected on:

1. The love of Christ
2. The fullness of God
3. The glory of God forever

Join us as we continue to learn from the prayers of Paul!

This week in our series The Prayers of Paul, we looked at Ephesians 1:15–23, where we saw that believers may truly know God's power and plan!

Follow along as we continue to learn from the Paul's prayers!

This week, we continued our series on The Prayers of Paul, as we walked through Philippians 1:3-11.

Paul’s prayer teaches us that the gospel unites us, encouraging us to pray for Christ’s work to be completed in us.

By looking at Paul’s prayer, we see:

1. Christ’s beginning work is what encourages prayer (vv.3–5, 7–8)
2. Christ’s continued work is what shapes the content of our prayers (vv.6, 9–11)

Join us as we continue to learn from the prayers of Paul!

This week in our series on The Prayers of Paul, we looked at Colossians 1:9–14 and were reminded of the Power of Redemption!

Paul’s prayer teaches us that the God who redeems is the One who enables us to walk worthy of our calling.

In this passage, we’re encouraged to:

1. Pray for spiritual wisdom and understanding (v.9)
2. Pursue walking in a worthy manner (vv.10–11)
3. Praise God for His redeeming work (vv.12–14)

Follow along as we continue to learn from the Prayers of Paul!

This week in our series The Prayers of Paul, we looked at 1 Thessalonians 3:9–13!

Paul’s prayer teaches us that God sanctifies the saints through prayer, so we must improve our praying by improving our loving.

In this passage, we’re called to:

1. Grow with God (v.9)
2. Look for Love (v.10–11)
3. Seek Sanctification (v.12)
4. Prepare through Prayer (v.13)

Follow along as we continue to learn from the Prayers of Paul!

This week, we kicked off our new series, the Prayers of Paul, by diving into 2 Thessalonians 1:1–12!

Paul's prayer teaches us to pray for perseverance in persecution, because God will both judge the wicked and glorify His people.

In this passage, we saw three key truths:

1. God uses trials to transform us
2. God is a perfect judge of the righteous and the wicked
3. God will transform us in trials by our prayers

Follow along as we continue to learn from the Prayers of Paul!

This week, we wrapped up our God Logic series with our guest speaker, Dr. Mike Strauss, who walked us through the fine-tuning argument! The fine-tuning argument is that the universe is so precisely set up for life that it points to an intelligent Designer behind it all- God!

Join us as we see how science and faith come together to point to a God who not only exists, but intentionally designed the universe with purpose.