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What you see on Sundays doesn't happen by accident. As shared in this conversation, “there's a lot that happens that people never see,” and “it takes more than just what happens on the stage.” Behind the scenes is where preparation meets purpose. It's where “teams show up early,” where “people serve faithfully,” and where “every detail matters.” Not for perfection — but because “we want to remove distractions so people can encounter God.” This is about the heart of the church. It's about “people using their gifts,” “serving where they're called,” and understanding that “every role matters.” From production to hospitality, from setup to teardown, “this is how we create space for God to move.” So today, we pull back the curtain and share the why behind the what. This is Motion Church — Behind the Scenes.

“This is the Motion Church podcast. Thanks for joining us.” Motion Nights are about moving faith from idea to action. As shared in this gathering, “this morning, Pastor Chris really dove into what it means spiritually and biblically to live in Christ, right?” But tonight, the focus shifts to something practical. “So tonight what we want to do is we want to talk about tangibly. How do we do that at Motion?” Not just what we believe — but “how can I get plugged in where I can live in Christ here at Motion personally, right?” This conversation is about connection, growth, and next steps. As explained, “how we're going to be doing that is something called connect groups.” Because as the church grows — “our church has exploded, right? I'm sure you guys have noticed, it is exploding” — the heart remains the same: helping people live out their faith together. Wherever you're listening from, we invite you to lean in and take that next step. This is Motion Nights — Week 2.

Tonight marks the beginning of something intentional and powerful. As we kick off Motion Nights, we're reminded that “this isn't just another service, this is a moment.” A moment to slow down, lean in, and allow God to move in a deeper way. As it was shared, “we didn't come here to play church,” and “we didn't gather just to go through the motions.” Motion Nights were created because “sometimes you need space,” space to worship freely, to listen closely, and to respond honestly. This night is about posture. It's about saying, “God, whatever you want to do, do it here.” Because when we make room, “God always shows up.” So whether you're listening in your car, at home, or replaying this message later, we invite you to lean in and expect something real. This is Motion Nights — Week 1.

In this series, we're taking time to clearly answer a question that matters—who we are and why we exist. As shared in this message, “one of the most, if not, the most important series that we've ever done as a church,” especially because “we've had tremendous growth in the last, year, year and a half.” With new people and new families joining the story, “we just want everybody to know what we are, what we're about, where you fit in, where we're headed.” That's the heart behind this series. As it's said so simply in this message, “that is just understand the mission of Motion Church. And that's what Motion Is.” Our mission is rooted in Scripture—“we stole it from Acts, Acts chapter 17, verse 28, that says, ‘in Him, we live, and we move, and we have our being.'” So today, we continue breaking down what that mission really means for our church and for your life. Let's jump into Week 2 of Motion Is.

Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast — and welcome to a brand-new year. We're kicking off 2026 with a powerful new series called “Motion Is.” As Pastor Chris shared, “We're kicking off a new series this week called Motion is.” But this series isn't just a theme — it's a reminder of who we are, where we've been, and where God is taking us. This church didn't start by accident. “So when we started the church… 2011, we started a church.” And like many God-breathed beginnings, it started with faith, vision, and a lot of learning along the way. “One of the things that we learned along the way is that you have to have like a mission, vision, values… before you ever start a church.” This series exists to bring us back to that foundation — to the heart behind Motion Church. Because Motion has never been about a building. It's always been about people. It's always been about movement. Pastor said it best when he reflected, “Have you ever been at a point in your life where you thought you knew everything… in hindsight, you knew nothing?” That humility — that willingness to grow — is what has shaped Motion from the beginning. This church was built on stepping forward when it would've been easier to stand still. Built on learning, adjusting, and trusting God even when the path wasn't clear. “So of course, we did.” And now, more than a decade later, Motion Church is still doing what it's always done — moving forward with purpose. Motion Is, is a series about our mission, our vision, and our values. It's about remembering why we exist and recommitting to who God has called us to be. So whether you've been here since 2011 or you just walked through our doors, this series is for you. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to a new year. Welcome to Motion Is.

“Three Questions” Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast! Today we're leaning into a powerful message titled “Three Questions.” In this teaching, we're reminded that God often meets us — not with condemnation or threat — but with invitation. As the message says, God comes to us “to present us with questions, not commands, not threats, not condemnation, but questions.” And just as He did in the garden, God still asks us the same three questions today — questions that shape our faith, our identity, and our future. Because, as we hear in the message, “How we answer these three questions” deeply impacts how we walk with Him. So wherever you're listening from — lean in, open your heart, and allow God to speak. This is “Three Questions” — from Motion Church.

Motion Church Podcast Introduction “A Christmas Story” — Christmas Eve Service Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast — and Merry Christmas! Tonight we gather for a very special Christmas Eve service titled “A Christmas Story.” In the middle of the busy holiday season, we pause to remember the story that changed everything — the story of God stepping into our world in the most unexpected and beautiful way. Christmas is not just about lights, gifts, or tradition — it is about hope arriving, peace being offered, and love taking on flesh in the person of Jesus. The baby born in Bethlehem is still the Savior who brings light into darkness and joy into weary hearts. So whether you're with family, traveling, or listening quietly on your own, we invite you to lean in, reflect, and celebrate the greatest gift ever given. This is “A Christmas Story” — our Christmas Eve service at Motion Church.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast! Today we're wrapping up our series called “The Great Joy Heist.” As Pastor shares in the message, “I believe that joy is a treasure. I believe that it is a valuable, valuable thing.” This series has reminded us that while life can sometimes distract, discourage, and even try to rob us of joy, God invites us to return to the source. As you'll hear today, “The joy of the Lord is not based on circumstance… it's based on truth.” And as we step into a new year together, Pastor also reminds us that clarity matters for who we are and where we're headed: “You've got to know who you are. If you don't know who you are, you're setting yourself up for trouble.” So lean in today as we talk about guarding our hearts, protecting our joy, and walking in the fullness of God's purpose. Let's jump into Week 3 of The Great Joy Heist.

Welcome to Week 2 of The Great Joy Heist at Motion Church. Last week, we began uncovering a truth we all feel but don't always name—joy is constantly under threat. As we continue this series, we're reminded that joy isn't just a feeling, it's a gift. “Joy is a treasure,” and it's something God never intended for us to lose. In this week's message, we take a closer look at what quietly steals our joy and why protecting it matters so deeply. Because “the joy that Jesus alone was intended to provide for us” can't be replaced by circumstances, success, or control. Week 2 challenges us to recognize the distractions, resist the thieves, and guard what God has already placed in our lives. Joy isn't accidental—and it isn't fragile when it's rooted in Christ. Let's lean in and continue The Great Joy Heist.

Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast — and welcome to the launch of a brand-new series we're calling “The Great Joy Heist.” This week, we open with a striking story — a real heist, carried out in the dead of night, around three o'clock in the morning, when a team slipped in and stole nearly a hundred million dollars without anyone noticing. It's shocking, bold, and almost unbelievable… and yet, it's the perfect picture of what happens spiritually every day. In this series, we're confronting a reality most of us don't slow down long enough to recognize: There is a thief. He is active. And his target isn't your bank account — it's your joy. Just like the heist in the opening story, the enemy doesn't always break down the door. He often works quietly… subtly… slipping into the cracks of our schedule, our thoughts, our emotions, our disappointments. Before we even realize it, something precious has been taken. The captions from today's message paint this truth clearly — that joy isn't lost all at once. It's stolen, bit by bit, moment by moment, through distraction, discouragement, comparison, and the lies we start believing about ourselves and about God. But here's the good news of this series: Joy is not optional. Joy is not fragile. Joy is not out of reach. And joy can be reclaimed. This week, as we begin The Great Joy Heist, we'll learn how to identify the schemes designed to drain us, how to guard what God has given us, and how to take back the joy that was never meant to be taken from us in the first place. So wherever you are listening today — in your car, at home, on a walk, or starting your morning — lean in. Something powerful is coming. Something liberating. Something that will help you live with strength, clarity, and joy that actually lasts. This is Week 1 of “The Great Joy Heist.” Let's dive into the message.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. Today we step into Week 5 of our series Double-Minded, and this week brings something special — a powerful and timely word from Guest Speaker Chris Johnson. In today's message, Chris steps onto the stage not just to preach, but to wake us up to a reality many of us quietly wrestle with: the pull between trusting God fully… and holding on to the thoughts, habits, and fears that keep us divided. With humility, humor, and a bold clarity, he challenges us to examine the places where our minds drift, where our focus fractures, and where our faith wavers. From the very beginning, Chris brings us into the tension — that tension between God's truth and the lies we've allowed to live rent-free in our heads. He speaks to the struggle of wanting to move forward while still chained to old patterns… the inner conflict of believing in God's power yet doubting His timing… the battle between the mind that God is renewing and the mindset we've grown comfortable with. His message calls us to something deeper: • a mind anchored instead of anxious, • a heart steady instead of scattered, • a faith single, focused, and fully surrendered. In this week's word, you'll hear encouragement, conviction, laughter, and truth — but more importantly, you'll hear the reminder that God does not leave us to fight the double-minded life on our own. He strengthens. He restores. He renews the mind from the inside out. So wherever you are right now — driving, working, unwinding, or searching for clarity — lean in. Let this message speak to the places you've kept divided. Let it steady your thoughts, realign your heart, and remind you who holds your future. This is Double-Minded, Week 5 with Guest Speaker Chris Johnson. Let's get into the word.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. Today we step into Week 4 of our series Double-Minded — a journey that challenges us to confront the tension between who we say we are and who we actually are becoming. In this week's message, we're invited to look deeply at the moments where our faith wavers, not because we don't believe God can move, but because our hearts are pulled between two worlds — two loyalties, two desires, two identities. The Scriptures remind us that a double-minded person becomes unstable not overnight, but slowly… choice by choice… thought by thought. And yet, God continues to call us back to clarity, to wholeness, to a singleness of devotion. You'll hear teaching that cuts straight to the core: • about the inner conflict between spirit and flesh, • about the danger of living with divided priorities, • and about the freedom God offers when we surrender every competing voice in our heads and hearts. Through stories, scripture, and raw honesty, this week challenges us to stop living split lives — one version of ourselves for God and another shaped by fear, ego, or habit. It's an invitation to alignment. To focus. To transformation. So wherever you are — driving, working, resting, or needing a reset — take a breath, lean in, and let this message anchor you. Because God is not asking you to be perfect… He is asking you to be undivided. This is Double-Minded, Week 4. Let's get into the message.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. In this third week of our Double Minded series, the message takes us straight to the heart of the fight that every believer faces — not just the battle around us, but the battle within us. This week's captions open with a clear truth: your life is always moving in the direction of your strongest thoughts. What you let in… what you meditate on… what you replay in your mind over and over — it's shaping the person you're becoming. And Scripture warns us that the double-minded person lives unstable, pulled in two directions, never fully stepping into the peace or purpose God intends. Week 3 presses into this tension: Why does the mind wander? Why does the heart feel divided? Why do we know the truth — yet drift toward lies that drain our confidence? The message reveals that the battle isn't won by accident. It's won through intentional focus, through capturing thoughts, through refusing to let toxic thinking write the story of your life. The captions echo this again and again: you cannot live a God-centered life with a self-centered thought pattern. This week reminds us that spiritual victory begins with mental clarity — choosing what we feed, what we filter, and what we refuse to entertain. The teaching points back to the power God has given us: the power to renew our minds… the power to silence the lies… the power to let the Spirit shape every corner of our thinking. Week 3 isn't just a continuation — it's a turning point. A moment to declare: no more divided thoughts, no more double lives, no more drifting between two worlds. A moment to step into a mind anchored by truth. So wherever you're listening from — your car, your home, your job, your quiet place — settle your thoughts, quiet your heart, and lean in. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to Week Three of “Double Minded.” Let's step into the message.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. Last week, we uncovered the quiet war inside the human mind — that tension between faith and fear… conviction and compromise… the fractured pull of being double minded. But this week, we go even deeper. Because the battle doesn't end with awareness — it continues in the choices we make, the patterns we repeat, and the thoughts we allow to take root. In the caption file for this week's message, we hear a steady reminder: Your mind is shaping your life more than you realize. And the enemy knows that if he can divide your thoughts, he can derail your purpose. The teaching begins with a challenge: stop giving the wrong voices authority in your life. Stop letting the loudest opinion set the direction of your faith. Stop letting yesterday's pain make today's decisions. Every divided thought, every wavering commitment, every moment spent going back and forth — it costs something. It steals clarity. It steals peace. It steals momentum. But God does not leave us in that chaos. The message this week clarifies that spiritual stability begins with mental surrender — bringing every thought under Christ, aligning the heart with truth, and refusing to serve two masters. Throughout the teaching, we're reminded that: A double-minded life leads to double-minded results. You cannot walk in confidence while feeding your doubt. And you cannot expect the fruit of faith while planting the seeds of fear. This week is a call — a strong, unmistakable call — to realign your mind. To choose one voice. One truth. One direction. One God. So settle in, open your heart, and let the Word steady you. This is the journey toward wholeness, toward clarity, toward spiritual stability. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to Week Two of “Double Minded.” Let's dive into the message.

In a world full of noise and pressure — a world where our thoughts pull us in a dozen directions at once — Jesus invites us into something deeper. Something clearer. Something whole. But every one of us knows the battle inside the mind. That tension between faith and fear… between conviction and comfort… between who God calls us to be and who we sometimes settle for. Scripture describes this inner conflict with a striking phrase: “a double-minded person, unstable in all their ways.” And instability doesn't always roar — sometimes it whispers. It shows up in hesitation… in divided loyalties… in that quiet war between belief and doubt. We want to trust, but we worry. We want to obey, but we negotiate. We want to walk forward, but our past still grabs us by the ankle. Yet even in that struggle, there is hope — because Jesus never exposes weakness without offering a way to strength. He calls us into a life of clarity. A life of integrity. A life where our mind, heart, and spirit move in the same direction. In Week 1 of our series, we step right into this tension. We explore the battle beneath the surface. We confront the places where we've been torn in two. And we discover how God can transform fractured thoughts into focused faith. This is the beginning of a journey — a journey toward single-minded devotion… toward spiritual stability… and toward a life anchored in the truth of Christ. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to Week One: Double Minded. Let's step into the Word — and let God steady our minds.

It's one thing to hear the words of Jesus… It's another to face them. This week, we come to the hardest part yet — the words that don't just challenge what we believe, but what we want to believe. He said the path is narrow. He said not everyone who calls Him “Lord” will enter. He said we'd be hated because of His name. These aren't soft sayings. They're sharp — cutting through comfort, slicing open the illusion that faith is easy. But inside the fear… there's a strange kind of freedom. Because when the words of Jesus strip everything away, what's left is truth — and truth never flinches. This is Week Four of Scary Things Jesus Said. Welcome to Motion Church. Where the brave listen.      

It began on a quiet hillside — a crowd gathered, expecting comfort. Instead, they heard words that made the air go still. “Unless you take up your cross…” “Unless you forgive…” “Unless you lose your life…” The people looked at each other — wondering if following Him was worth it. Centuries later, we're still wondering. Because the words of Jesus were never meant to soothe the surface — they were meant to cut deep, to reveal what's real. This is Week Three of Scary Things Jesus Said. Where we wrestle with the hard edges of His message, and discover that sometimes, the scariest words are the ones that lead us home. Welcome… to Motion Church. Where the brave listen.

Week 2: “Nearly Scary” (Matthew 15:1–8) This week we continue our series Scary Things Jesus Said—the kind of red-letter moments we usually skim past or get defensive about. Last week we sat with Jesus' warning that we'll be judged for every careless word, and it stretched us. This week's message is called “Nearly Scary.” Why “nearly”? Because Jesus names a danger that can look almost right: lips that praise Him while hearts drift far away. Starting in Matthew 15:1–8, Jesus confronts people who prized tradition over truth—more concerned with appearing clean than being clean. It's a sobering mirror for any of us who love the show of faith but resist the substance of it. Pastor unpacks four simple, heart-level practices that keep us near to God so our worship isn't just words: Know to be near — Consistent time in Scripture forms our heart and reveals God's. Pray close, stay close — Prayer is access; it moves truth from information to transformation. Be near, O God — Worship removes the distance we've created and invites real impartation. Near together — Community both draws us closer to God and reveals whether we're actually getting closer (because love for God shows up as love for people). If you've ever felt the tension of saying the right things while struggling to become the right person, this conversation is for you. Let's trade performative religion for a sincere heart—grace and truth in Jesus. Listen in, lean in, and let's grow together. Share this with a friend who's hungry for the real thing, and tag us with what God is highlighting to you this week. Reflection prompts: Where am I tempted to value appearance over authenticity? Which rhythm (Word, prayer, worship, community) needs fresh attention in my week? How is my love for people evidencing my nearness to Jesus?

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. Today, we step into a brand-new series — “Scary Things Jesus Said.” Because sometimes… what He said wasn't soft. It wasn't safe. It was sharp. Real. Confronting. See, we've grown comfortable with a Jesus who makes us feel good, who wraps us in grace and warmth and mercy. But what about the Jesus who speaks hard truth? The one who loves us enough to challenge us— to tell us the things we don't want to hear, but need to. In this opening week, we remember that Jesus was not divided— He was full of grace and truth. Grace that saves us. Truth that shapes us. Both flowing from the same heart of a Father who dared to plunder heaven for us. So lean in. Let your heart be open, your spirit be ready. Because the words of Jesus might sound scary… but they just might set you free.

“Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast. Today's message is something a little different—because this week, we're stepping off the usual three points and a closing thought, and instead we're leaning into Tales from the Trail. For the past three weeks, we've been traveling down Ol' Dusty Trail, exploring what it means to follow Christ in the rough and rugged places of life. And today, woven into the message, we pause to celebrate a milestone—our 14th birthday as a church family. What began as a step of faith has now become fourteen years of God's goodness, faithfulness, and provision. In a world where so many church plants don't make it past their early years, we stand here today as living testimony to His grace. And so, we celebrate—not just survival, but the thriving of a community knit together in Christ. So join us as we share tales from the trail, as we give thanks for the road behind us, and as we look forward with hope to the journey ahead. This is Week Three of Ol' Dusty Trail. This is Motion Church's 14th birthday. And this is only the beginning.”

There comes a moment… when the dust rises behind you, the horizon stretches before you, and you hear that quiet whisper: It's time to move. The old dusty trail. It isn't just a phrase from Westerns or a cowboy's farewell. It's a picture of life — raw, rugged, and real. It's the road of faith, carved by those who've walked before us, marked by both struggle and hope. And now, it's our turn. To step out. To walk where the path is not always clear, where the ground is uneven, and where every step forward requires trust. Because following Jesus has never been about standing still. It's motion. It's risk. It's obedience in the face of the unknown. It's a journey that costs us something — but leads us to everything. So today, as we begin Week One of The Ol' Dusty Trail, I invite you to imagine the weight of your boots on that dirt road, the sun setting low, the Spirit calling you onward. This is no ordinary trail — this is the path of discipleship. A trail that demands faith, courage, and a heart willing to follow. The question is simple… Will you take the first step? This is week 1 of the Ol Dusty Trail Series, Titled Ol' Dusty Trial. 

Welcome to the Motion Church Podcast. Today, we gather around a message that isn't easy to hear — but one that carries the power of truth, healing, and redemption. Our guest pastor Chris Johnson begins with honesty: not every word in Scripture is lighthearted or easy. Sometimes God calls us into the deep places — the places of pain, loss, and struggle. And today, that call is clear: the topic is Broken. What does it mean to live in brokenness, and yet discover that God is still present? How do we face the parts of our lives that feel shattered, and trust that the pieces are not wasted in His hands? This is not a comfortable conversation, but it is a necessary one — because in the breaking, God often begins His greatest work of restoration. So lean in with us today. May you find that even in the hard truths, there is hope. May you hear the voice of God calling you beyond comfort, and into transformation. This is the Motion Church Podcast — and here is today's message: Broken.

Welcome to the Motion Church podcast. Today, we arrive at the close of a journey—our final week in the series Signing Off. Each week, we've explored what it means to finish well: not just ending conversations, but completing seasons of life with grace, courage, and clarity. And now, in this last chapter, we lean into the ultimate question—what do we say when it's truly time to sign off? From everyday goodbyes to the weight of final words, we are reminded that endings are not just conclusions—they are opportunities to leave a legacy, to speak life, and to anchor hope in Christ. So lean in, open your heart, and let God speak through this moment of closing. Because while this may be a sign-off, it is also a reminder that in Him… every ending is the beginning of something eternal. This is Signing Off: Week Four.

This week, the story continues. The journey called “Signing Off” moves forward — not as an ending, but as a deeper step into faith, into reflection, and into surrender. Last week, we witnessed something powerful… Baptism Sunday. Twenty-one lives declared new beginnings. Forty-plus this year who have chosen to rise, to leave the old behind, and step boldly into the waters of grace. Each one a testimony, each one a reminder that God is moving here, among us, in this house. Even through the heat, through the sweat, through every challenge — we pressed on. Because what God is doing is greater than any obstacle. So today, as we open our hearts to Week 3 of Signing Off, we are not just hearing another message. We are being invited into transformation. Into courage. Into choosing what must be signed off — so that something new, something eternal, can begin. Welcome… to the Motion Church Podcast.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. This week, we continue our journey through our powerful series called Signing Off. Last week we asked: What if you had one final chance to leave something behind? What wisdom would you pass on? What truth would you leave as your final words? In Week 2, we lean into that question even deeper. Imagine standing at the edge of your days, surrounded by those you love most. What would you say? What would you want written on the hearts of those who follow after you? The Apostle Paul once faced this very moment—writing to a church in Corinth that was messy, broken, and all too human. Yet through his words, we see reflections of our own lives, our own struggles, and our own hope. Today, as we step into this message, may we hear not just Paul's sign-off… but God's invitation for how we are called to live, love, and finish well. This is Signing Off, Week 2.

"Today, we begin a brand-new series — Signing Off. Imagine this: you've been given a platform, a stage, a moment. For ten… maybe twenty minutes, you've poured your passion, your knowledge, your heart into the room. And now… the clock is running out. You have only a few breaths left to leave your audience with the most important thing you could possibly say. What will it be? In our world, it's like the endless sea of podcasts — everyone has one, even your mama. But if only a few are listening, how will your words still matter? What final truth, what lasting encouragement, will you sign off with? This is where we start our journey… and this is Week One."

Welcome back to Bible Birding—where creation speaks and Scripture sings. In Week 3, we journey deeper into the wild beauty of God's Word and world. Today's episode invites us to tune our hearts to the lessons nature reveals, as we explore how birds—especially those noisy, bold, or surprisingly silent ones—teach us about listening, patience, and trust. From the chatter of the Carolina Wren to the quiet moments of waiting in stillness, we'll discover how God meets us in the simple, yet profound, rhythms of the natural world. So grab your binoculars and your Bible—it's time to open both and listen closely. You might be surprised at what takes flight. Let's begin.

Welcome back to another soul-stirring episode of Motion Church Podcast. Last week, we soared into the idea of rising with wings like eagles — a journey that begins not with action, but with patience. With waiting. And oh, how that's the part we wrestle with most. Today, we continue that flight. In this episode, we turn to one of the most iconic verses in Scripture — one that reminds us of strength renewed, of hope rekindled, and of the divine rhythm that calls us not to run ahead, but to trust. Whether you're in a season of soaring, or one of stillness, this message is for you. Let's dive in.

Welcome to “Bible Birding” — where the beauty of nature meets the depth of scripture. In this episode, we're diving into a curious question: What do birds and the Bible have in common? Whether you're a bird lover or just bird-curious, get ready for a fresh perspective on faith, creation, and what these fascinating creatures can teach us about God. Grab your binoculars — or just your heart — and let's take flight.

It's that time of the year again! The Christmas season is in full swing and there are certain buzz words that come up with great regularity this time of the year- joy, hope and peace to be specific. In this series we're going to look at these topics in depth, but also how they are relevant the rest of the year as well. 

It's that time of the year again! The Christmas season is in full swing and there are certain buzz words that come up with great regularity this time of the year- joy, hope and peace to be specific. In this series we're going to look at these topics in depth, but also how they are relevant the rest of the year as well. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

We celebrated our 12th birthday party as a church with a "Back To The Future" theme. We took a look back at our beginnings and imagined if we could share some lessons that we wish we knew then. Good thing it's never too late to pick up good habits and beliefs!

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

A passage found in the third chapter of Ephesians references measurements that help us understand the love of Christ. It talks about the width, the length, the height and the depth of His affection toward us. In this series we look at each of these so we can better understand Him and His desires for our lives.