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06/15/2025

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05/30/2025

04/20/2025

Good morning and happy Resurrection Day!
So excited to see y'all and celebrate together!

Tonight starts our yearly, fasting period to seek God for personal and corporate restoration, renewal and revival. Please join us for one or more days!

This week we also embark on a new pursuit as a church family: 24/7 prayer for the next 7 days. Please join us for one or more shifts.

We finish this week with our first baptism of the year, next Sunday night at 6! This is our greatest celebration of the year(along with the Resurrection). Please join us for this party!

Love you all and I'm stoked to share these amazing encounters together.

He is risen and so shall we be!

Bryan

03/03/2025

“We never grow closer to God when we just live life. It takes deliberate pursuit and attentiveness.”
Francis Chan

03/02/2025

This morning!

02/08/2025

"All sorts of people are fond of repeating the Christian statement that ‘God is love’. But they seem not to notice that the words ‘God is love’ have no real meaning unless God contains at least two Persons. Love is something that one person has for another person. If God was a single person, then before the world was made, He was not love. Of course, what these people mean when they say that God is love is often some- thing quite different: they really mean ‘Love is God’. They really mean that our feelings of love, however and wherever they arise, and whatever results they produce, are to be treated with great respect. Perhaps they are: but that is something quite different from what Christians mean by the statement ‘God is love’. They believe that the living, dynamic activity of love has been going on in God forever and has created everything else.

And that, by the way, is perhaps the most important difference between Christianity and all other religions: that in Christianity God is not a static thing—not even a person—but a dynamic, pulsating activity, a life, almost a kind of drama. Almost, if you will not think me irreverent, a kind of dance."

C.S. Lewis
From Mere Christianity

12/13/2024

"Our prayers for others flow more easily than those we offer on our own behalf. And it would be nice to accept your view that this just shows we are made to live by charity. I’m afraid, however, I detect two much less attractive reasons for the ease of my own intercessory prayers. One is that I am often, I believe, praying for others when I should be doing things for them. It’s so much easier to pray for a bore than to go and see him. And the other is like unto it. Suppose I pray that you may be given grace to withstand your besetting sin (short list of candidates for this post will be forwarded on demand). Well, all the work has to be done by God and you. If I pray against my own besetting sin there will be work for me. One sometimes fights shy of admitting an act to be a sin for this very reason."

C.S. Lewis
From Letters to Malcolm

07/15/2024

"God is not merely mending, not simply restoring a status quo. Redeemed humanity is to be something more glorious than unfallen humanity would have been, more glorious than any unfallen race now is (if at this moment the night sky conceals any such). The greater the sin, the greater the mercy: the deeper the death, the brighter the re-birth. And this super-added glory will, with true vicariousness, exalt all creatures, and those who have never fallen will thus bless Adam’s fall."

C.S. Lewis