Last week, we jumped into a bit of a series within our series. We started looking into an important question from Jesus, a question so big with so many different answers and challenges found in it that there was just no way to contain it in one talk. This question from Jesus is one that we need to wrestle with in our time on this Earth. It leads us to the source of so many of the challenges . . . Read More »
4 Ways We May Gain The World But Lose Our Soul (Part 2)
The Simple Questions of Jesus Series Continues! But simple doesn’t mean easy!
4 Ways We May Gain The World But Lose Our Souls (Part 1)
This summer, we have been studying the questions Jesus asked in Scripture. More than studying them, we are trying to personalize them for ourselves. We called this series The Simple Questions of Jesus because so many of these questions are simple to hear, but we are learning that “simple” doesn’t mean easy. It’s one thing to hear or read a simple question, but it’s not so simple to answer them for ourselves! But it is so good and . . . Read More »
4 Ways We May Gain The World But Lose Our Souls – Part 1
The Simple Questions of Jesus Series Continues!
Redeemed & Forgiven – Elijah! Just Answer The Question!
Welcome back everyone to the big fall discussion we are in talking about what it could look like for us to live out a life that is Redeemed and Forgiven. I think by now you can understand just how important this conversation really is, and just how relevant it is to the lives we are living today. I mean can we just say it, life is so hard. The world seems to push against us more and more . . . Read More »
How to See Life and People as God Does
Redeemed & Forgiven Series Continued
You Need a Snow Day
Today, I want you to pretend that you are in the deep end of a swimming pool. Do you have that in your mind? It’s the summer, it’s hot, you are at a party and you find yourself in the deep end of the pool. Now imagine that you can’t swim. You are in the deep end of the pool and you can’t swim. Think about that for a second. What do you think you would do in . . . Read More »