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In Acts 17, Paul is confronted by the idols of Athens. As we ponder his missionary journey, we ponder our own idols - and how we see what God is truly like in Jesus. 

A chosen people. A royal priesthood. A holy nation. God’s own people. We are those who live at the intersection of heaven and earth. (1 Peter 2:2-10)

(Acts 2:42-47) Community isn't the aim, it's the outcome - the overflow of lives transformed by the love of God.  

Two disciples walk away from Jerusalem, disappointed and disillusioned. They had the right Jesus, but the wrong story. And as He does with us, Jesus walks with them, helping them unlearn and relearn everything they thought they knew about Jesus. (Luke 24:13-35)

In this special message, you'll hear what we believe about baptism, why it matters, and hear a powerful testimony of God's restoring love. 

Jesus' resurrection scars are an invitation to see our own in light of the empty tomb - and know that nothing is beyond the scope of restoration. (John 20:24-28)

The crowd came for a military parade - a call to revolution. But instead of a violent warlord, they got the Prince of Peace. 

In John 11, we learn who God is in the grief and questions we face: He is a friend. Jesus willing enters into our sadness and weeps with us - even knowing resurrection is on the way. (John 11)

As a part of a unique Sunday gathering, we looked at Psalm 23 together, talked about how we come to understand the Bible, and then broke down the "sermon" as a whole community. 

The woman at the well was a powerless religious outsider who, in her questions and longings, met God where she least expected Him to show up. Like Nicodemus in the chapter before, she must unlearn and relearn everything she thought she knew in light of Jesus. (John...