Paul’s Missionary Journeys
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The Questions of Jesus
Jesus didn’t just give us answers…He asked questions.
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Questions that slowed people down.
Questions that exposed what was really going on in the heart.
Questions that invited people into something deeper.
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Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asks questions that still resonate today:
“Who do you say that I am?”
“Why do you doubt?”
“What can I do for you?”
These aren’t just questions for the people in the story; they might just be speaking to us as well.
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In this series, we’ll look at some of the most powerful questions Jesus asked and consider what they reveal about our faith, our hearts, and the way we follow Him. Because transformation doesn’t begin with having all the right answers… it begins with being willing to wrestle with the right questions.
Thessalonians
Thessalonians: Hope That Endures
What does it look like to follow Jesus when life feels uncertain, and faith gets tested?
In Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians, we see a young church learning how to stand firm in the middle of challenges – anchoring onto a hope that doesn’t fade, and leaning into a faith that continues to grow. Their lives became a reflection of Jesus, marked by love, endurance, and a steady trust in God.
In this series, we’ll explore what it means for us to live the same way today, loving others well, and connecting to God’s greater story.
Whether you’re walking through a difficult season or simply wanting to deepen your faith, this is an invitation to discover a hope that endures, and to live a life that reflects it.
Encountering Jesus
Encountering Jesus:
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We often assume we know where to find God — in the expected places, the familiar, and the comfortable rhythms. But throughout the Gospels, Jesus continually meets people in ways they never saw coming. In sometimes ordinary settings, unexpected conversations, and moments of doubt and grief… He shows up.
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And He still does that today.
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Encountering Jesus is a journey through real moments where people came face-to-face with Christ — not after they had everything figured out, but right where they were. Broken, searching, skeptical, hopeful. Each encounter reveals a Savior who does what only He can do: restore, call, heal, forgive, and transform.
If we stay open… if we keep seeking… we may discover that an encounter with Jesus isn’t just informative — it’s the beginning of the transformation we’ve been longing for.
Come and see. Jesus meets you right where you are.
Valleys
Life has a way of leading us into valleys — seasons of grief, doubt, exhaustion, or uncertainty that we never planned for. While we don’t choose these moments, every one of us will face them.
Throughout Scripture, God often meets His people in the valleys. He shows us how to trust Him when the situation feels overwhelming and the outcome feels out of our control. We see how fear can loom large — and how faith in God’s power changes everything. And, we are often reminded that even when hope seems gone, God is still able to bring life, renewal, and restoration.
In this series, we’ll explore 3 powerful Old Testament stories and discover how God works in the low places of life. Valleys are not places of abandonment — they are places where God reveals His presence, strengthens our faith, and reminds us that the battle belongs to Him. If you’re walking through one right now, Valleys is an invitation to trust God, stand in faith, and believe that He is still at work.
Kingdom Rhythm
As a new year begins, it’s easy to get swept up in the pace and pressures of the world around us. But what if, instead of chasing more noise, more striving, or more control, we learned to move in step with the rhythms of God’s Kingdom?
Kingdom Rhythms is a January series focused on the spiritual rhythms God invites us into—practices that draw us closer to Him, shape our hearts, and transforms the way we live. Together, we’ll explore ancient rhythms like prayer and worship, love, forgiveness, and rest (Sabbath)—not as religious checklists, but as life-giving practices that ground us in God’s presence and align us with His purposes.
We won’t pretend to know what this year will hold. Scripture reminds us that life is often unpredictable. But we can prepare our hearts. We can choose to lean into the rhythms that sustain us, anchor us, and help us walk faithfully through whatever comes our way.
As we learn to live from these Kingdom rhythms, we also discover how God uses us to come alongside others—offering grace, encouragement, and a helping hand to those who may be weary or in need.
This January, let’s slow down, listen closely, and learn to live in step with the rhythms that lead to lasting hope, deeper faith, and transformed lives.
The Presence of Christmas
The Christmas story is, at its heart, a story of Presence — the gift of Jesus.
Throughout this series, we explore the surprising and transformative ways God shows up in our lives. From Zechariah encountering God in a place where he should have expected Him, to Mary and Joseph navigating God’s calling with courage, to shepherds receiving heaven’s announcement in the middle of the night, we discover that God’s presence often breaks into our world in ways we don’t anticipate.
Each week invites us to slow down, pay attention, and recognize that the same God who met people in Scripture meets us today — in our worship, in our questions, in our longings, and even in our everyday routines. As we journey toward Christmas, we’re reminded that the greatest gift is not simply what God gives, but that God Himself is present and alive.
This season, we celebrate the presence of Jesus — the One who steps into our world, into our lives, and into our stories with hope, promise, and peace.
Ecclesiastes
Life moves fast, and it’s easy to get caught chasing things that never truly satisfy. In the book of Ecclesiastes, King Solomon — one of the wisest men who ever lived — looks back on his life and asks the ultimate question: What really matters? Through his honest reflections on wealth, work, pleasure, and wisdom, Solomon discovers that everything “under the sun” ultimately falls short of giving life lasting meaning.
But woven throughout his searching is a deeper truth: God has placed eternity in our hearts. We were made for more than what this world can offer. In this series, we’ll explore how an eternal perspective reshapes the way we see purpose, satisfaction, and faith — and how life finds true meaning only when it’s centered on the One who made us.
Finding Freedom
Finding Freedom
The Gospel According To John
The tomb is empty—but the story doesn’t end there.
In this series, we explore the deep themes throughout John’s Gospel — light and darkness, spirit and flesh, life and death — and discover what it truly means to follow Jesus.
We are reminded what resurrection faith really means: life, purpose, and restoration through Jesus alone.
