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Every four years we spend two weeks amazed by some of the world’s best athletes as they compete in the Olympics. Some of the most exciting moments come while watching a gymnast flipping her way down an apparatus that is only four inches wide. It’s amazing! But every once in a while, one of these highly trained athletes pushes the envelope so far, they end up falling off the beam. But with a Gold Medal in mind, some of the world’s smallest athletes take some of the sport’s biggest risks. It’s disheartening when they fail, yet inspiring at the same time. What if we applied the same principles in our spiritual journey? The idea of risk. Of course, we might fail sometimes. But the only thing more discouraging than failing, is being so afraid we never attempt anything beyond the status quo. Join us for this three week series as we look at places where taking a risk in life would lead to more inspired living.
For Sale By Owner! If you are just a renter, you can’t sell it. As an owner looking to sell, you want to make sure it has curb appeal. When you own it you care about the neighbors and neighborhood. It’s not just true of your home, but your church as well. Join us for this series as we talk about selling the church and what it takes to be a place others want to be a part of. FSBO – because the best ones sell themselves!
Listen to the Jan 10 2010 teaching "FSBO - Owning or Renting"
Watch the Jan 10 2010 teaching "FSBO - Owning or Renting"
Listen to the Jan 17 2010 teaching "FSBO - Curb Appeal"
Watch the Jan 17 2010 teaching "FSBO - Curb Appeal"
Listen to the Jan 24 2010 teaching "FSBO - Cleaning Up the Neighborhood"
Watch the Jan 24 2010 teaching "FSBO - Cleaning Up the Neighborhood"
For better or worse...to have and to hold, from this day forward...Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love, they hold the keys for a strong lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday, or you've already tied the knot, discover what these words can mean for the future of your relationship.
10-25-09 The Vow of Priority
Watch the 10-25-09 teaching "The Vow of Priority"
11-1-09 The Vow of Pursuit
Watch the 11-1-09 teaching "The Vow of Pursuit"
11-8-09 The Vow of Partnership
Watch the 11-8-09 teaching "The Vow of Partnership"
11-15-09 The Vow of Purity
Watch the 11-15-09 teaching "The Vow of Purity"
11-22-09 How to Wreck Your Marriage
Watch the 11-22-09 teaching "How to Wreck Your Marriage"
"I’m open to whatever God wants me to do." Really? How far would you really be willing to go to follow God’s leading in your life? The truth is that when we say that we’re "All In", most of mean we’re in up to a point – an imaginary line that we’re willing to go up to but not cross. Not if it cost me my things, my lifestyle, my comfort, my job or whatever it is. God surely wouldn’t ask me to give those things, would he? Join us for two weeks as we look at what it means to always be open to God’s whispers.
You’ve been thinking about this God stuff for awhile now. Maybe you’ve actually started a relationship with him. Or maybe you’ve been on this journey for awhile. But now where do you go? What are some next steps for you? What is this journey suppose to look like? In this 2 week series, we’ll be looking at some answers to the question, “Now Where?”.
Listen to the January 31 teaching "Baptism"
Watch the January 31 teaching "Baptism"
Listen to the February 7 teaching "New/Normal/Natural"
Watch the February 7 teaching "New/Normal/Natural"
Every four years we spend two weeks amazed by some of the world’s best athletes as they compete in the Olympics. Some of the most exciting moments come while watching a gymnast flipping her way down an apparatus that is only four inches wide. It’s amazing! But every once in a while, one of these highly trained athletes pushes the envelope so far, they end up falling off the beam. But with a Gold Medal in mind, some of the world’s smallest athletes take some of the sport’s biggest risks. It’s disheartening when they fail, yet inspiring at the same time. What if we applied the same principles in our spiritual journey? The idea of risk. Of course, we might fail sometimes. But the only thing more discouraging than failing, is being so afraid we never attempt anything beyond the status quo. Join us for this three week series as we look at places where taking a risk in life would lead to more inspired living.
