We remember that God is God and we are not ~ We remember and thank God ~ We listen for God’s voice ~ We care for each other ~ We go out to serve ~ We follow Jesus

 

Yes, Thanks

There are many ways to understand and respond to the presence and work of God. We're looking at, and experiencing together, different ways to feel God's presence -- and to respond to God's work in the world and in each of us.

Overflowing

In the weeks after Easter, the risen Christ appeared to his followers, teaching them, commissioning them, and sending them to do the work. God's Spirit continues to flow into us. Jesus promised to give us "power" -- so what is that power for, as we love God and love the world?

The Garden Entrusted to You

We are now in Lent, the season in the traditional year of 40 days (not counting Sundays), beginning on Ash Wednesday and ending at sunrise on Easter Sunday. Traditional liturgical language has said that as we are in this season of preparation for experiencing Christ's suffering on the cross and the darkness of his death, we are to remember that "we are only dust and to dust we will all return." It's a time to connect to that deep place within us, where God's message can speak to what our lives truly mean. And all of us have a life -- a garden --that God has entrusted to us, to care for, and to nurture, and to weed, and to use. Whether we use that garden for love and service, or for selfishness and fear, is what we're looking at and experiencing together in this season.

By Any Other Name

Shakespeare wrote, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet..." We believe that God is God no matter what name we use.

Breathe

This short unit is about being present, and still, and feeling God's presence with us. That can be scary, but also beautiful.

Everyday Jesus

As our world struggles with hate, fear, prejudice, slavery, and environmental danger, how can we -- both as a community and as individuals -- respond with compassion and strength to the issues facing us today?

Only Connect

Journey is a place of action, a place where we don't just talk about service, we serve God, each other and the world. Service though, when at its healthiest, comes naturally from a heart connected to the heart of God. In this series we will examine several stories from the scriptures where men and women of faith had powerful, life-altering encounters with their Creator.