Practicing Patience
‘Tis the season that requires us all to practice patience. Whether it is pushing through the crowds at the Christmas Markets, or enduring the boundless energy and enthusiasm of children while trying to decorate the tree.
Advent is anticipating…
—the Hope of Christ’s coming
—the Peace to silence our chaos
—the Love to heal our brokenness
—the Joy to answer our sorrow
Week 1
Pastor Albert
Week 3
Pastor Gail
Week 2
Pastor Joel
Week 4
Pastor Joel
Real Life can be REALLY messy. This series highlights when Jesus found himself in MANY messy places, and He REDEFINED—messy friends—messy circumstances—messy ideas and messy vision.
“Together” — And that is how God intended it. We were designed for relationship and community.
Talking about fathers evokes different emotions in each of us and can influence both our desire to know God and our relationship with Him. Because we are created in God’s image, each of us carries certain attributes of His nature; yet none of us is a perfect reflection of Him. No father—no matter how good or how broken—is a perfect representation of God. And yet, one of the ways God reveals Himself to us is as Father. Together, we look at qualities HE has revealed about His nature that we naturally associate with a good, ideal father.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be looking at David’s rise into his kingship AND into his years as king.
Even if you don’t see ‘becoming king of a country’ as a likely future for you, stay tuned for this series, because there are powerful truths and lessons that can come from the entirety of his life.
As we study the Bible, we find that joy is an attitude and posture of the heart that God’s people adopt, independent of their circumstances.
This series from the book of Daniel gives us insight and perspective on living in a pluralistic society.
At the start of the New Year, there may be areas of your life that need to be re-energized. We'll be looking at how we can jumpstart areas of faith, curiosity, generosity and capacity.
As September has arrived, we’re all likely reaching for ways to get ‘In the Groove.’ The normal patterns of life that had fallen to the wayside during the relaxed summer months need to be found, put back into place, reevaluated, and adjusted.