Oct 13, 2016 | blog, Life on Mission
Think about it: what other day of the year do families from all over your neighborhood come up to your door ready to interact? It’s a pretty sweet deal (pun intended), and a really fun way to love our community in the name of Jesus. What if the purpose of...
Jul 24, 2016 | blog, Life on Mission
I am serious about chocking hazards. I still cut my 6 year olds grapes in fourths (sidebar: that’s cool, right? what about when she’s 16?). Ask my friends about my reaction when a kid even slightly coughs while eating. Total overreaction. I’m in...
Jul 22, 2016 | blog, Discipleship Group, Life on Mission, Love
As a part of our conversation this summer called You Are What You Love we have looked at the different “soils” that represent the various states of the heart in Luke 8:4-15. Below you can determine what state your heart may be in and the love practices...
Apr 21, 2016 | blog, Life on Mission
I have always been a microwave person. No matter how many viral posts I read about how microwaves may cause cancer or something else horrible, I just can’t resist the instant satisfaction of warming up food in 2 minutes. Sure, I have an oven a stove top and a crock...
Mar 24, 2016 | blog, Life on Mission, Missional Community
What is the spiritual atmosphere of your home? I don’t mean whether people in your home believe in Jesus or not, though that’s an important question. I mean when you enter your home — is the space one of peace, grace, and comfort? Does your experience of being...
Feb 24, 2016 | blog, Life on Mission
It was the summer after my junior year of seminary, and I was burnt out . I wasn’t just tired. There was an emptiness. Not just physical fatigue but spiritual emptiness. God felt distant, I felt emotionally numb. It’s not that I didn’t believe, its...
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