Jesus regularly practiced solitude and silence - being alone with God. Solitude is not an escape from reality, but an invitation into transformation.

This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to put pace into practice in your rule of life at wingfootchurch.com/pace.

The way of Jesus invites us to slow down and break free from constant hurry and busyness.

This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to practicing pace at wingfootchurch.com/pace.

Jesus possesses both the right and the might to teach, to cast out spiritual darkness, and to bring healing and restoration.

Jesus is God's re-creation project calling us to be transformed, not just improved.

Mark introduces who Jesus is in order to make us insiders as everyone misunderstands Jesus' identity and mission.

The empty tomb is an invitation to rediscover Jesus through the journey of discipleship.

What does it take to be a church where everyone in our neighborhood can truly belong, especially across our racial, ethnic, economic, political, and social differences?

This teaching was given as part of Neighborhood Church Night, a series of gatherings over a meal, around worship and prayer, designed to help our community grow in our vision to be a neighborhood church.

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To learn to trust God completely, God leads us through a season of testing and darkness to refine our love for him alone.

Faith means trusting God with my identity and security. The journey of faith eventually confronts our false self, the ways in which I rely on myself rather than on God.