Messages about Life
Why do you worry? Stewarding joy and energy
Worry is a thief which delights in robbing Christ-followers of joy and energy. Jesus asks his audience a pointed spiritual question, “Why do you worry?” It takes courage to genuinely hear this question. Consider how Jesus gives a freeing perspective over the stronghold of worry. Text: Matthew 5:24-34
Unlock and Breathe in the Resurrection
The Good News of Christ’s resurrection was announced, yet the disciples remained behind locked doors. Consider how the resurrected Christ entered this fear-filled space and breathed resurrection power on the disciples, a gift which continues for all who believe. Text: John 21:19-31
God is FOR Marriage & Family, Part 2
In today’s world, one might wonder if God is still for marriage and family given the opposition facing it. In Part 2, consider how God’s Word promises life and vitality within marriage and family through created and timeless applications. Text: Ephesians 5:15-6:4
God is FOR Marriage & Family, Part 1
In today’s world, one might wonder if God is still for marriage and family given the opposition facing it. Consider this two-part series assuring us that marriage and family was the crown jewel of creation which God continues to bless, redeem, and equip. Text: Genesis 2:18-25, 7:1
From Stagnation to Reclamation
Spiritual life can become stagnate and easily blind us from our “dry bones.” As one is attentive to the Spirit, consider God’s heart to reclaim an abundant and authentic life experience. Text: Ezekiel 37:1-14
The Gift of 168
Jesus shares a story of a king giving the same gift to ten servants with instruction to “do business until I return.” Consider how this parable is a jolting reminder to spend our gift of 168 wisely. Text: Luke 19:11-27
RISEN!…7 miles in
What does it mean to live into the resurrection? Consider two disciples walking seven miles and nearly missing the resurrected Christ walking with them. Text: Luke 24:13-35
Weaverland and me…locusts DO NOT have the last word!
Brokenness often swarms our world like locusts, devouring vitality and life. Locusts, however, do not have the last word. Consider how life can be restored as one encounters Christ. Text: Joel 2:21-29