Brian Burchik :: John 12 :: 03.27.11
After watching Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead, the crowd following him grew large and continued to increase as the word spread of this miracle. In the midst of this excitement and momentum, Jesus speaks to the people in a parable about what is to come, “the death of a kernel of wheat” resulting in “a plentiful harvest of new lives.” It was the beginning of the end of Jesus’ ministry on the earth, and with it a challenge given to anyone considering to following Him. This Sunday we will freshly examine Jesus’ call to discipleship and how it translates today in 2011.
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Matt Reynolds :: The Search for Meaning: Am I Alone? :: 09.26.10
Have you ever felt totally alone on the planet? Distant, detached, isolated from anyone and everyone? Have you ever felt all alone because it seemed like God was totally distant?
In Ecclesiastes chapter 4, Solomon explores three different ways to view how other people being in our lives affects our lives. One man chose to live alone, while another man had a companion or two to journey with, and lastly two different kings sit on the throne with different opinions on the importance of those around them. The common thread that runs through all of these stories is ultimately our commitment to community.
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Matt Reynolds :: Joshua 13-19 :: 02.07.10
What does the Kingdom look like in our everyday lives? The seven mountains of influence are here to help us see the areas of culture the Kingdom is to infultrate. It’s time to survey the land and possess it!
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Brian Krawczyk :: Luke 9 :: 05.03.09
(Morning Message) Do you ever feel like you have nothing left to give but are surrounded by so much need? Do you ever feel like you have no time for those who most deserve your time? Do you ever feel like you have nothing to offer? Listen below…
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