What if the story of Jonah isn't just about a big fish - but about you? This four-week series on the book of Jonah is for anybody who's ever run from God, wrestled with grace, lived with a little bit of a rebellious streak, or just been spiritually stuck. It’s for anyone who has wondered if God can still use them after they’ve failed, and for everyone who needs to rediscover the scandalous, unrelenting grace of God. We'll look at God’s relentless pursuit of rebellious people, His surprising grace for outsiders and insiders alike, and the challenge to align our hearts with God's heart.
Join us and see what happens when you stop running and lean into what God is asking you to do.
What if the story of Jonah isn't just about a big fish - but about you? This four-week series on the book of Jonah is for anybody who's ever run from God, wrestled with grace, lived with a little bit of a rebellious streak, or just been spiritually stuck. It’s for anyone who has wondered if God can still use them after they’ve failed, and for everyone who needs to rediscover the scandalous, unrelenting grace of God. We'll look at God’s relentless pursuit of rebellious people, His surprising grace for outsiders and insiders alike, and the challenge to align our hearts with God's heart.
Join us and see what happens when you stop running and lean into what God is asking you to do.
What if the story of Jonah isn't just about a big fish - but about you? This four-week series on the book of Jonah is for anybody who's ever run from God, wrestled with grace, lived with a little bit of a rebellious streak, or just been spiritually stuck. It’s for anyone who has wondered if God can still use them after they’ve failed, and for everyone who needs to rediscover the scandalous, unrelenting grace of God. We'll look at God’s relentless pursuit of rebellious people, His surprising grace for outsiders and insiders alike, and the challenge to align our hearts with God's heart.
Join us and see what happens when you stop running and lean into what God is asking you to do.
Everyone has a story, and yours can make a difference. In this series, we’ll explore how God wants to use your unique story to impact other people. Whether your story is dramatic, gradual, or messy, it’s part of something bigger—God’s story. You don’t need a perfect script, just a willing heart. If you've met Jesus, you have a story - and a mission - because someone is waiting to hear it.
Everyone has a story, and yours can make a difference. In this series, we’ll explore how God wants to use your unique story to impact other people. Whether your story is dramatic, gradual, or messy, it’s part of something bigger—God’s story. You don’t need a perfect script, just a willing heart. If you've met Jesus, you have a story - and a mission - because someone is waiting to hear it.
Everyone has a story, and yours can make a difference. In this series, we’ll explore how God wants to use your unique story to impact other people. Whether your story is dramatic, gradual, or messy, it’s part of something bigger—God’s story. You don’t need a perfect script, just a willing heart. If you've met Jesus, you have a story - and a mission - because someone is waiting to hear it.
Everyone has a story, and yours can make a difference. In this series, we’ll explore how God wants to use your unique story to impact other people. Whether your story is dramatic, gradual, or messy, it’s part of something bigger—God’s story. You don’t need a perfect script, just a willing heart. If you've met Jesus, you have a story - and a mission - because someone is waiting to hear it.
Jesus said he came to “seek and save the lost” - which means that no one is too far gone for God. Not you. Not anyone. This series is built on the powerful truth that with Jesus, there are no lost causes. But that truth doesn’t end with us - it moves through us. As followers of Jesus, we’re called to carry this hope into the world. This series will challenge you to love, pray for, and invite your neighbors - not as projects, but as people God hasn’t given up on. Because if Jesus came back from the grave, then no one is beyond hope - and that’s a message worth sharing
Jesus said he came to “seek and save the lost” - which means that no one is too far gone for God. Not you. Not anyone. This series is built on the powerful truth that with Jesus, there are no lost causes. But that truth doesn’t end with us - it moves through us. As followers of Jesus, we’re called to carry this hope into the world. This series will challenge you to love, pray for, and invite your neighbors - not as projects, but as people God hasn’t given up on. Because if Jesus came back from the grave, then no one is beyond hope - and that’s a message worth sharing.
Jesus said he came to “seek and save the lost” - which means that no one is too far gone for God. Not you. Not anyone. This series is built on the powerful truth that with Jesus, there are no lost causes. But that truth doesn’t end with us - it moves through us. As followers of Jesus, we’re called to carry this hope into the world. This series will challenge you to love, pray for, and invite your neighbors - not as projects, but as people God hasn’t given up on. Because if Jesus came back from the grave, then no one is beyond hope - and that’s a message worth sharing.
As we wrap up this sermon series we sang and worshiped with a setlist of awesome worship songs! And we spent some time praying for our Teachers, Education Staff, & Students (All Ages) as they start a new year of school.
Setlist:
Everything That Has Breath (Praise) - By Jesus Culture
Take You At Your Word - By Cody Cranes
Greatly To Be Praised - By Gateway Worship
How Great Thou Art - By Shane & Shane
Trust In God - By Elevation Worship
'Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus - By Shane & Shane
Sing Of This - By Bethel Music
Praise - By Brandon Lake
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Every summer has a soundtrack. There's a big hit or there's an album that gets worn out on the beach or on the road that becomes the soundtrack of the summer. Nothing says summer quite like a summer playlist. It sets the tone for all the sights and sounds of summer days and summer nights. This summer, we're going to look at the most famous playlist ever assembled, the book of Psalms. You might think of Psalms as just another book in the Bible, but to the people of ancient Israel, this was their go to playlist, their songbook, their favorite album for every season.
Some of life's best memories happen around tables. Many of us have memories of chatting with family, sharing stories from the day, laughing together, having fun. We welcome guests at tables. We make important decisions at tables. For such a simple piece of furniture, tables have a prominent place in our lives.
Jesus did some of his best work at meals, around tables. In his book A Meal with Jesus, author Tim Chester says that most of Jesus' best ministry is either on the way to a meal, at a meal, or after a meal.
In fact, there are three ways the Gospels describe the mission and ministry of Jesus with the words "The Son of Man came..." One is to say "The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve." One is to say "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." And the third is to say "The Son of Man has come eating and drinking."
Luke's Gospel is filled with stories of Jesus eating with people. Each table Jesus shares has a different level of significance. There are tables of joy, tables of grace, tables of restoration, tables of hope, community, mission, promise. At each one, Jesus invites us to take another step in following him to experience life to the fullest.
Senior Sunday
Some of life's best memories happen around tables. Many of us have memories of chatting with family, sharing stories from the day, laughing together, having fun. We welcome guests at tables. We make important decisions at tables. For such a simple piece of furniture, tables have a prominent place in our lives.
Jesus did some of his best work at meals, around tables. In his book A Meal with Jesus, author Tim Chester says that most of Jesus' best ministry is either on the way to a meal, at a meal, or after a meal.
In fact, there are three ways the Gospels describe the mission and ministry of Jesus with the words "The Son of Man came..." One is to say "The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve." One is to say "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." And the third is to say "The Son of Man has come eating and drinking."
Luke's Gospel is filled with stories of Jesus eating with people. Each table Jesus shares has a different level of significance. There are tables of joy, tables of grace, tables of restoration, tables of hope, community, mission, promise. At each one, Jesus invites us to take another step in following him to experience life to the fullest.
Mother's Day
Some of life's best memories happen around tables. Many of us have memories of chatting with family, sharing stories from the day, laughing together, having fun. We welcome guests at tables. We make important decisions at tables. For such a simple piece of furniture, tables have a prominent place in our lives.
Jesus did some of his best work at meals, around tables. In his book A Meal with Jesus, author Tim Chester says that most of Jesus' best ministry is either on the way to a meal, at a meal, or after a meal.
In fact, there are three ways the Gospels describe the mission and ministry of Jesus with the words "The Son of Man came..." One is to say "The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve." One is to say "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." And the third is to say "The Son of Man has come eating and drinking."
Luke's Gospel is filled with stories of Jesus eating with people. Each table Jesus shares has a different level of significance. There are tables of joy, tables of grace, tables of restoration, tables of hope, community, mission, promise. At each one, Jesus invites us to take another step in following him to experience life to the fullest.
Some of life's best memories happen around tables. Many of us have memories of chatting with family, sharing stories from the day, laughing together, having fun. We welcome guests at tables. We make important decisions at tables. For such a simple piece of furniture, tables have a prominent place in our lives.
Jesus did some of his best work at meals, around tables. In his book A Meal with Jesus, author Tim Chester says that most of Jesus' best ministry is either on the way to a meal, at a meal, or after a meal.
In fact, there are three ways the Gospels describe the mission and ministry of Jesus with the words "The Son of Man came..." One is to say "The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve." One is to say "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost." And the third is to say "The Son of Man has come eating and drinking."
Luke's Gospel is filled with stories of Jesus eating with people. Each table Jesus shares has a different level of significance. There are tables of joy, tables of grace, tables of restoration, tables of hope, community, mission, promise. At each one, Jesus invites us to take another step in following him to experience life to the fullest.
We will kick off the summer season of 2025 this May by exploring the different tables of Jesus and thinking about how we can invite other people to experience the goodness of Jesus at our own tables.