God with us. That “with” is pretty important. Join us for our last Sunday of Advent and our last Sunday of our series Wonder.
Wonder- Seeing
In our third week of Advent and our series Wonder, JB talks about seeing things with “Jesus Light.”
Wonder- Love
We continue on in our Advent series talking about why all of this happened so long ago, and what grace really means.
Wonder- Vulnerbility
Join us as we start off our series for Advent- 5 conversations on the Wonder.
Everyday Liturgy- Stones of Remembrance
Our good friend and fellow pastor Calvin Dorsey from New Life in Sandusky, joins us to end our Everyday Liturgy series by talking about Stones of Remembrance and their importance in our liturgy everyday.
Everyday Liturgy- The Depths of Celebration
JB talks about how acknowledging our suffering helps us fully embrace joy, generosity and celebration as an everyday practice.
Everyday Liturgy- My Side of the Street
JB talks about the phrase “my side of the street” and how forgiveness and reconciliation are ultimately what God desires.
Everyday Liturgy- Holding Space
JB talks about what it means to be present with others and how important they need that, and so do we. Watch on the link below!
Everyday Liturgy- Two Way Street
When we practice God’s presence, it’s actually a two way street. JB, Beth and Duane share how that can happen as we explore three different liturgies related to this.
Everyday Liturgy- Practicing Presence With God
As we continue on in our series of discovering the sacred in the everyday, one of our elders Zach, speaks on what it means to practice being present to God’s presence.
Everyday Liturgy- Check Yourself
This is the second part talking about what it means to be present with ourself. Why is God our healer and helper? Take a listen to find out.
Everyday Liturgy- Me, Myself and I
What does it mean to be present with ourself? That may be a new topic for yourself. Listen to the first of two talks on this being an important part of our Everyday Liturgy.
Everyday Liturgy- Sync Your Heart
Pastor Iris Hecock speaks on the affects of adding in gratitude into our everyday liturgy.
Everyday Liturgy- Lean Into It
Lament is something that seems odd, but I actually an important part of our growth as people. Lament needs to be brought back into our lives and made a part of our everyday liturgy.
This is a simple in form, practical way to begin to lament those losses and unmet hopes we've had. This is simply the beginning of introducing this practice into our Everyday Liturgy.
Everday Liturgy- Where Am I?
Discovering Sacred Moments in Ordinary Life.