To God’s Exiles (Part 3). Kaleb gives a powerful message about our call as Christians to be of one mind and to be unified around Jesus.
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INVITED IN - Tim Mannin
All Are Welcome (Part 1). We’ve all felt the pain of being uninvited, unwanted, or unwelcome. We begin a new series of teachings with a powerful encouragement — you’re in!
Read MoreHOPE HAS A NAME - Scot Sullivan
The Way of Life (Part 13) + Advent Wk 1. No matter what is happening around us, what we face or how we feel…we can find hope through Jesus even in the midst of chaos.
Read MoreHE DID IT AGAIN - Tim Mannin
The Way of Life (Part 6). What is the role of memory in our faith? There are some things we are supposed to forget and some things we are supposed to remember. When we remember rightly our faith and our lives we’ll be transformed. (Mark 8:1-21)
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Heal Our Land (Part 3). Special guest, friend, and pastor Dan Thomas joined us for a timely conversation to lean into this cultural moment and discuss racism, the call upon the Church, and a way forward together.
Read MoreJESUS & THE GATHERED CHURCH - Tim Mannin
Heal Our Land (Part 1). Jesus was often with crowds and gatherings of people and in those times he miraculously healed people spiritually and physically. Today our world needs healing of so many things that only God has the power to do.
Read More"He Is For You" - Tim Mannin
In the book of Numbers God instructed the priests to pray a blessing over his people every day…EVERY DAY! His blessing never stops coming; because he is so for you! We need this encouragement more than we know! (Numbers 6:22-27, Eph. 1:3-14)
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Jesus & The Scattered Church (Part 4) What is before breakthrough? In this message we consider what a story in Acts 16 can teach us about breakthrough. We all need it, whether we know it or not.
Read More"I Almost Can't Remember" - Tim Mannin, Leslie Koch, Scot Sullivan
Jesus and the Scattered Church (part 2) The church must continue to speak into this moment our world is facing. In the message Tim, Scot, and Leslie give some encouragement as we live through this scattered reality. (John 21, Psalm 23, Eph. 5:15-16)
Read More"Scattered To Our Homes" - Tim Mannin
Jesus and the Scattered Church (part 1) On the night Jesus was arrested the disciples were scattered to their homes. We face a similar reality in this present moment and just like Jesus had a greater purpose to their scattering then; Jesus is up to something now. (Matt 21:1-11, 26:47-56, John 16:16-32, 18:1-9)
Read More"We'll Get Through" - Tim Mannin
It’s not a matter of if we’ll get through the valley, but how. God is our good shepherd and he will lead us through. (Psalm 23, Hebrews 12:1-2)
Read More"In The Belly" - Tim Mannin
In our weakest moments God has a habit of pulling the best out of us. What does God have for you in this moment? (Jonah 1-4)
Read More"Where Is God?" - Tim Mannin
In this message we cover some necessary communication about the events of our world, plus we lean into prayer and the timeless truth about God’s presence. (Psalm 77, John 15:1-5, Zep. 3:17)
Read More"Certain Hope" - Scot Sullivan
in 2020
2020. New Year. New Decade. New ____. (Week 1) As we begin a new year and a new teaching series, we look to the future and examine our hope and our faith. What does it look like to couple our hope and faith together? What are you hoping for in 2020? What are you putting your faith into in 2020? Hope has a name… Jesus. (2 Sam. 7, Heb. 11:1, Matt. 17, Jer. 29:11, 1 Pet. 1)
Read More"Eyes On Jesus" - Tim Mannin
in To The City
To The City (Week 13) We close our “To The City” teaching series in Hebrews 12 with a powerful encouragement about endurance. We all have times that we want to stop, give in, or take a step back from the race God has called us to, but it’s in these times that we must “keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.” (Heb 12:1-3, Heb 11, Mat 14:28-31)
Read More"We All Have A Story " - Scot Sullivan
This morning we hear Scot Sullivan’s story of the incredible and miraculous power of God in his life. Facing death and losing hope, he was continually remind that God was with him and would never leave him. Through the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, God is always with us. Sometimes it is hard to see God’s hand working in our story, but no matter where you’re at in your story… He is with you. (Gen. 39:2-21, Hab. 3:17-19, Jer. 29:11-13)
Read More"Hitting The Wall" - Tim Mannin
Revival Starts Within (Week 6) In our faith journey we will eventually “hit a wall.” It may be a wall of exhaustion, tragedy, doubt, or hurt; but God will use the wall to draw us deeper into more of Him. The journey inward leads to breakthrough. This morning we also hear a story of miraculous healing and breakthrough in the life of Caryn Knight. (Heb. 10:23-25, Is. 43:19, Ps. 119:105-112)
Read More"Jesus is Here" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 32) God has been declaring His love for us and revealing that He has been with us throughout human history, but the moment that Jesus came into the world, it changed everything. His presence brings a celebration of joy, a feeling of peace, a cry of hope, and a gift of love. (Matt. 1:18-22)
Read More"Hopeless Hope" - Kaleb Kinney
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 9) Like the man beside the pool of Bethesda, we spend years of our life staring at the water and waiting for it to stir up so that we can be healed, when we simply need to turn to Jesus. He is there with us in every circumstance and no matter what we are facing, His name is the answer. (John 5)
Read More"Big Thinking" - Tim Mannin
in Ephesians
(Ephesians Week 14) In this section of Paul's writing in Ephesians, he discusses how we should live within our families and our workplace. When we examine these instructions within the big picture of the narrative of the Bible, we have a hope for our marriages, our children, our parents, and out jobs. With this big thinking, we can extend grace and establish peace. (Eph. 5:21-6:9, Matt. 7)
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