On this senior Sunday, we are reminded of Colossians 3:12-17, a theme passage for our Pine Tree Roots group. Aaron, our Youth Minister, brings a message for the seniors and our church centered around a prayer that we all need to pray.

This week in our Proverbs series, we spend time in some of the warnings the father gives to the son (Proverbs 1-9). He warns him of the enticement of joining "the gang" and of the seduction of the "the strange woman." Essentially, what the father is trying to do is to get us to think about the path we are on, the choices we make, and think about where that road will end before we even make those choices.

In week two of our Proverbs series, we look at 1:1-7. However, we also look at the big picture of Proverbs by way of overview. This will help us as we continue our series, understanding where we are on the map so to speak.

3 missional markers of the Book of Proverbs

On this Easter Sunday, we looked at the resurrection through the lens of John 11, Jesus' power over death.

In John 17, Jesus prays a prayer of intercession for His Apostles and for all who will believe in Him throughout the ages. As we spend some time dwelling in Jesus' prayer, the twofold goal is to help us get unstuck if our prayer life is on autopilot, and also to think about who we need to be intentionally praying for.

In our fast-paced, busy, screen-based culture, making and keeping true friendships seems more complicated than ever. In John 15:12-17, Jesus calls his disciples friends. What is a friend? What does it mean for the church to be a community of missional friendships? What does it look like to be a missional friend in the community?

John 10:1-16