Our minds have incredible potential for creativity and imagination.  In that potential there is the power to help or hurt, ourselves as well as others.  When we recognize this, we can partner with God to unleash our imaginations to dream big dreams for ourselves, our families, and our community.

Mind Games - Imagine

We sin because we believe a sneaky little lie about what will make us happy. We are easily tempted into sin because we refuse to trust that God is good and that what He wants for us is only our deepest happiness. Uncover the lie and temptation begins to lose its power to bring chaos into your story.

Mind Games - The Lie Behind all the Others

We like to think of ourselves as logical and rational creatures, but the truth is we are highly emotional, relational beings that can be decieved and manipulated. When you understand the battle for your mind, you understand how important it is to pay attention to what you pay attention to!

Mind Games - Think About What You Think About

What is God like? This is almost a universal question, where the hearts of human beings reach to comprehend the transcendent with wonder and awe. Jesus claimed that He came to reveal the nature of God, to make God knowable. If you know Jesus, then you know what God is like!

God with Us - God in our Shoes

Jesus left behind the majesty of heaven for the humility of earth. His birth narrative underlines the truth that Jesus has come to turn the world upside down. He has come to rescue, to heal, and to save. And he came to the common people, among the common people.

God with Us - The Upside Down King

As we start the Advent season, we look at the name given to Jesus: Immanuel, which is the recognition that God is with us. This promise was first heard by a king named Ahaz, but it was rejected. Decades later, the promise came to a man named Joseph, and it was embraced.

God with Us - Immanuel

Jesus described The Kingdom of God as an extravagant banquet where everyone is invited, even those you might least suspect. However, not everyone will accept this incredible invitation.

All are invited.

Early in the story of the Jesus Movement, a disciple name Philip encountered a curious man from Ethiopia that helped him rethink the limits of God's grace and extend a powerful invitation.

Why Not Me?

God is a good father that invites his children to the table. Some run from the invitation in sin, while others refuse to sit down and assume the posture of a servant. Yet the Father reaches out in grace to all! Terraforma Overseer John Zig shares from God's word.

A Seat at the Table

One way to understand the impact of the Gospel is to think about the ever-expanding hospitality of God. God's love reaches continuously out to find those that have yet to find a seat at the table. The disciples were slow to learn this, but it is a lesson we cannot afford to miss.

It's not about bacon

We want to be a church known for love, not in word alone but matched with action. This is why we scatter and serve, this is why we extend unlimited welcome. We think the church should reflect the character of God to the world through self-giving love.

A Loving Church

We want to be a church with an open hand, ready to receive the grace of God and ready to extend it to bless others. We worship and serve a God of gracious, generous, abundant provision. Ours is the God of more than enough, better than we deserve, and beyond what we could hope for. When we live a story of generosity, it is in response to His grace.

A Generous Church

Every organization has a culture, established in a partnership between leadership and the people of the organization. We are looking together at our ethos this October, to renew our vision and talk about the kind of church we are building together. This week we talk about the goal of building a healthy church.

A Healthy Church

Our culture increasingly trends toward individualism, isolation, and a loss of trust in authority figures and institutions. As a result, people are allowing their smartphones to serve as counselors, entertainers, instructors, and mentors. How can we cultivate meaningful relationships that those described in scripture? We need to work together to build a multi-generational, multi-tribal, and multi-dimensional community.

Empty - Individualism and Isolation

What price are we willing to pay for the constant entertainment, limitless options, and the flow of endless information that we enjoy in the digital age? Could hyper-connectivity be costing us our freedom and peace? This morning, we seek focus and peace in the presence of Jesus.

Empty - Option Overload

Constant connection through smartphones has given us instant access to all kinds of ideas about what to believe and how to live. How can we empower our kids to sort through this mess, identify truth, and embrace wisdom? Today we explore the practice of cultural discernment.

Empty - Cultural Discernment

The pandemic accelerated our use of technology in our workplaces to communicate globally at scale - but the results were not all positive.  True growth and purpose require more than a screen and an internet link.  What is our next step in re-capturing our designed ‘Connection’

Empty - Connection

Consumerism is more than the accumulation of more, it is the belief that our consumption will in some way answer our deepest needs and solve our problems. It is a worldview that puts our twisted relationship with more, new, now, and better at the center of our lives. How can we push back against this empty ideology?

Empty - Consumerism

Jesus concludes the greatest sermon ever preached with a warning: these teachings aren't just to be admired, they are to be obeyed. This morning we explore the shift from fans to followers, from students to apprentices.

Praxis Makes Perfect

"Do not judge." This has to be one of the most quoted AND most misunderstood things Jesus ever said. What are we to do with this command? Followers of Jesus should be known by our love FOR others instead of being known for what we are AGAINST!

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