The Power to Free
There are so many things in this life that have the power to hold us captive such as anxiety, anger, grief, pride, selfishness, discontenment and fear. Invite your friends and family to join us on Sunday at 10:00 am LIVE on Facebook as we learn how Jesus, Our Way Maker, has the Power To Set us FREE!
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- Apr 17, 2020The Power to Free
The Power to FreeThere are so many things in this life that have the power to hold us captive such as anxiety, anger, grief, pride, selfishness, discontenment and fear. Invite your friends and family to join us on Sunday at 10:00 am LIVE on Facebook as we learn how Jesus, Our Way Maker, has the Power To Set us FREE!
- Apr 12, 2020The Power To Give Life
The Power To Give LifeWaymaker, The Power of Jesus.” There are so many everyday things in this life that can overcome us: storms, evil, sickness, and even death. And yet, Jesus our Waymaker can help us to overcome these everyday obstacles. Join us for THIS Sunday as we kick off this new life-changing series.
- Apr 5, 2020The Power to Calm
The Power to Calm
”Waymaker, The Power of Jesus.” There are so many everyday things in this life that can overcome us: storms, evil, sickness, and even death. And yet, Jesus our Waymaker can help us to overcome these everyday obstacles. - Mar 29, 2020Life On Mission
Life On Mission
Living life on mission during a global pandemic - Mar 22, 2020Praying with voices raised
Praying with voices raised
Pray before meals. Pray before bed. Fold your hands. Lower your head. Many of us have led a structured prayer time where we would bow our heads and close our eyes. But how do we break out of our prayer comfort zones and make prayer more meaningful? In this four-part series, we trace the theme of prayer through the book of Acts and discover what it looks like to just pray. - Mar 15, 2020Praying With Hands Extended
Praying With Hands ExtendedPray before meals. Pray before bed. Fold your hands. Lower your head. Many of us have led a structured prayer time where we would bow our heads and close our eyes. But how do we break out of our prayer comfort zones and make prayer more meaningful? In this four-part series, we trace the theme of prayer through the book of Acts and discover what it looks like to just pray.
- Mar 8, 2020Praying With Knees Bent
Praying With Knees BentPray before meals. Pray before bed. Fold your hands. Lower your head. Many of us have led a structured prayer time where we would bow our heads and close our eyes. But how do we break out of our prayer comfort zones and make prayer more meaningful? In this four-part series, we trace the theme of prayer through the book of Acts and discover what it looks like to just pray.
- Mar 1, 2020Eyes Wide Open
Eyes Wide OpenPray before meals. Pray before bed. Fold your hands. Lower your head. Many of us have led a structured prayer time where we would bow our heads and close our eyes. But how do we break out of our prayer comfort zones and make prayer more meaningful? In this four-part series, we trace the theme of prayer through the book of Acts and discover what it looks like to just pray.
- Feb 23, 2020How do I survive church?
How do I survive church?For many Christians today, they have this lukewarm feeling towards the church. Some people wonder if they should even bother with the church because of all the drama and trouble that it can bring. People even wonder, why in the world should I even bother with church? This is why we’re going to spend some time looking at both the beauty of the church and all of the frustrations of it, as we ask the question, ‘Why Church?’
- Feb 16, 2020How to be a good church member
How to be a good church memberFor many Christians today, they have this lukewarm feeling towards the church. Some people wonder if they should even bother with the church because of all the drama and trouble that it can bring. People even wonder, why in the world should I even bother with church? This is why we’re going to spend some time looking at both the beauty of the church and all of the frustrations of it, as we ask the question, ‘Why Church?’