In The Wilderness

In The Resets

Topic: In the Resets Text: 1 Kings 19:1-18 Preaching: Transitional Pastor Matt Knapp Questions: For the head: Where do you expect to find God showing up? Is it possible he is showing up somewhere else? For the heart: What are you carrying right now? Not what you tell people you are carrying - what you're actually carrying? For the hands: Who are your "seven-thousand?" Who can you reach out to for support this week?

In The Detours

Series: Staying Grounded Title: In the Detours Text: Luke 24:13-35 Preaching: Lead Pastor Candidate, Brandon Goad

In The Wilderness

Series: Staying Grounded Title: In the Wilderness Text: Exodus 3:1–12  Preaching: Transitional Lead Pastor, Matt Knapp Three questions:  For the head: In what area of your life do you feel "delayed" or stuck right now? For the heart: What is the biggest fear or excuse that surfaces when you think about God using you in this season? For the hands: What is one "ordinary" task you can do this week with more attention, as if it were holy ground?

Dreaming Again

Series: Back to Life Title: Dreaming Again Text: Revelation 21:1-15 Preaching: Transitional Lead Pastor, Matt Knapp Questions: * For your head: When life gets hard, do you try to fix everything yourself, or do you usually just want to give up? * For heart: What is one specific area of your life where you need to start dreaming again? * For your hands: If God is writing a good ending... how does that change your approach to your day-to-day?

Hope for the Neighborhood

Series: Back to Life Title: Hope for the Neighborhood Text: Isaiah 58:1-12 Preaching: Discipleship Coordinator, Angela Rajnus Three questions:  For the head: How does Isaiah 58 challenge your understanding of what God considers “true worship”? For the heart: Where is the Spirit stirring compassion, mercy, or a burden for justice as you consider injustices or brokenness in your “neighborhood”? For the hands: What is one concrete step our church, or your small group, or family can take to be part of rebuilding, repair, or restoration?