Nova Church Weekly Messages

Running from God: 6th Sunday in Lent (Palm Sunday)

Scripture tells a story not just of human failure, but of divine pursuit.  Again and again, we see people running from God. We hide in shame, numb our pain, grasp for control, or build lives that do not require trust in God. Yet the greater story is this: God never stops coming after us. This series explores the many ways we flee through busyness, religion, addiction, self-sufficiency, distraction, and denial, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to let us go. Each week, we will name the places we hide, the lies we believe, and the fears that drive us away. We will also encounter a God who runs after us, chasing us with love and mercy, and offering us a way home. Because the good news is not that we finally find God. It is that God never stopped looking for us.

Running from God: 5th Sunday in Lent

Scripture tells a story not just of human failure, but of divine pursuit.  Again and again, we see people running from God. We hide in shame, numb our pain, grasp for control, or build lives that do not require trust in God. Yet the greater story is this: God never stops coming after us. This series explores the many ways we flee through busyness, religion, addiction, self-sufficiency, distraction, and denial, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to let us go. Each week, we will name the places we hide, the lies we believe, and the fears that drive us away. We will also encounter a God who runs after us, chasing us with love and mercy, and offering us a way home. Because the good news is not that we finally find God. It is that God never stopped looking for us.

Running from God: 4th Sunday in Lent

Scripture tells a story not just of human failure, but of divine pursuit.  Again and again, we see people running from God. We hide in shame, numb our pain, grasp for control, or build lives that do not require trust in God. Yet the greater story is this: God never stops coming after us. This series explores the many ways we flee through busyness, religion, addiction, self-sufficiency, distraction, and denial, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to let us go. Each week, we will name the places we hide, the lies we believe, and the fears that drive us away. We will also encounter a God who runs after us, chasing us with love and mercy, and offering us a way home. Because the good news is not that we finally find God. It is that God never stopped looking for us.

Running from God: 3rd Sunday in Lent

Scripture tells a story not just of human failure, but of divine pursuit.  Again and again, we see people running from God. We hide in shame, numb our pain, grasp for control, or build lives that do not require trust in God. Yet the greater story is this: God never stops coming after us. This series explores the many ways we flee through busyness, religion, addiction, self-sufficiency, distraction, and denial, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to let us go. Each week, we will name the places we hide, the lies we believe, and the fears that drive us away. We will also encounter a God who runs after us, chasing us with love and mercy, and offering us a way home. Because the good news is not that we finally find God. It is that God never stopped looking for us.

Running from God: 2nd Sunday in Lent

Scripture tells a story not just of human failure, but of divine pursuit.  Again and again, we see people running from God. We hide in shame, numb our pain, grasp for control, or build lives that do not require trust in God. Yet the greater story is this: God never stops coming after us. This series explores the many ways we flee through busyness, religion, addiction, self-sufficiency, distraction, and denial, and the relentless love of a God who refuses to let us go. Each week, we will name the places we hide, the lies we believe, and the fears that drive us away. We will also encounter a God who runs after us, chasing us with love and mercy, and offering us a way home. Because the good news is not that we finally find God. It is that God never stopped looking for us.