Stagione 1
How do we bring all of the parts of our mission statement together? What will we look like if we live into this statement? Pastor James explores this through Ephesians 3:14-21
What does it mean for the church to be the example of God's wisdom to the world? What happens when we don't look like the wisdom of God? What is the connection between being the wisdom of God and nearness to God? Pastor James and Pastor Dena explore this and more.
What does it mean that we as the people of God are to be an example to the universe? What does that mean for our worship and how should that affect our approach? Pastor James explores this from Ephesians 3:7-13
What does our engagement or lack of engagement in worship tell us about our relationship with God or about our discipleship? How does David show us how to worship? How does Michal show us when something might be lurking in our life that separates us from God?
Pastor James talks about how worship is to engage our entire being. From 2 Samuel 6:14-20.
Edify isn't a word that we use commonly. More commonly we talk about teaching, but that understanding can lead to a knowledge-only understanding. How is edification related to worship, and how is it more than knowledge?
Pastor Dena explores the second purpose of worship in today's sermon from Ephesians 5:15-20 and Deuteronomy 11.
What characterizes worship? Is it the space? Is it the time? Pastor James and Pastor Dena discuss how difficult it is to describe our chief end.
What is the main job of humanity? Pastor James discusses this with respect to the new mission tag: Expanding Christ's Community through Worship, Discipleship, and Relationship
Pastor James and Pastor Dena discuss discipleship that isn't awkward. How can we disciple non-Christians without sounding like we're selling something?