For most of us, Christmas is synonymous with packed schedules, more to-dos, hurry, stress, & financial pressure. We can celebrate Christmas in a completely different way…humbly, beautifully, and generously. Advent is the story of a wondrous moment when God entered our world to make things right. It is the greatest story ever told, and it changes everything—including the way we celebrate Christmas. Be a part of a different story this Christmas, one that celebrates our King and brings hope to a watching world.

For most of us, Christmas is synonymous with packed schedules, more to-dos, hurry, stress, & financial pressure. We can celebrate Christmas in a completely different way…humbly, beautifully, and generously. Advent is the story of a wondrous moment when God entered our world to make things right. It is the greatest story ever told, and it changes everything—including the way we celebrate Christmas. Be a part of a different story this Christmas, one that celebrates our King and brings hope to a watching world.

For most of us, Christmas is synonymous with packed schedules, more to-dos, hurry, stress, & financial pressure. We can celebrate Christmas in a completely different way…humbly, beautifully, and generously. Advent is the story of a wondrous moment when God entered our world to make things right. It is the greatest story ever told and it changes everything—including the way we celebrate Christmas. Be a part of a different story this Christmas, one that celebrates our King and brings hope to a watching world.

It’s easy to be overwhelmed by our circumstances and even life itself. We are overwhelmed with options and decisions every single day. Often we overanalyze every scenario and try to minimize risks and manipulate outcomes. Sometimes do you think that we make things harder than they really are or should be? It’s easy to live life paralyzed by fear and worry, but God has a better and much simpler plan for us. If you or someone you know is struggling with direction in life, join us over the next few weeks as we answer the question “What is God’s Will For Me?”

It’s easy to be overwhelmed by our circumstances and even life itself. We are overwhelmed with options and decisions every single day. Often we overanalyze every scenario and try to minimize risks and manipulate outcomes. Sometimes do you think that we make things harder than they really are or should be? It’s easy to live life paralyzed by fear and worry, but God has a better and much simpler plan for us. If you or someone you know is struggling with direction in life, join us over the next few weeks as we answer the question “What is God’s Will For Me?”

It’s easy to be overwhelmed by our circumstances and even life itself. We are overwhelmed with options and decisions every single day. Often we overanalyze every scenario and try to minimize risks and manipulate outcomes. Sometimes do you think that we make things harder than they really are or should be? It’s easy to live life paralyzed by fear and worry, but God has a better and much simpler plan for us. If you or someone you know is struggling with direction in life, join us over the next few weeks as we answer the question “What is God’s Will For Me?”

So much of our everyday life is trying to divide us and devalue each other. We’ve forgotten about our humanity, and we’re in such a rush that we’ve become oblivious to people and their stories. People’s stories matter. Your story matters. What if we took the time to listen and learn from each other’s stories? If we do, we might connect with one another and connect with the One who’s always been in our story. Join us as we learn the importance of telling our stories to those we encounter.

All of us are moving in some sort of direction in life. Many of us aren’t intentional about the “way” we’re heading. At times we can become directionally challenged. We start to go in one direction and then turn left or go right just to end up in a familiar starting place.

Spiritually, many people would feel the same way. I’m a “Christian” But what does that mean? Are either of those true? The first followers of Jesus were called followers of “The Way”. If you’re looking for meaning, honesty, change, and direction; join us for “Practicing The Way”. This series has the potential to change your life and point you in the direction you were made for.