Operation: 611

3/6/2022 -

Many of us are becoming aware that the world has shifted around us. Without our permission, the majority of our culture no longer shares historically Christian values. That’s in addition to other demographic changes that leave many of us feeling confused and like outsiders in a once-familiar world. The good news is that the Christian faith has never depended on majority status in order to be effective, as many members of our faith family have experienced their whole lives. In this series, we’ll learn to embrace the tools that make our faith and witness effective even as we lose prominence and status in society. We may even discover that our true power comes when we let ourselves become like strangers and aliens.

Past Forward

2/6/2022 -

In this series, we'll explore how we can become more inter-generationally focused in our approach to living, personally and as a church. And we'll seek to answer an important question: How do we become grateful recipients of the past and not be constrained by it?

A Life Built to Last

1/2/2022 -

We’ve all experienced the difference between a knockoff product that looks as good as the genuine article but then wears out way too soon. In the same way, as we try to build a life of meaning—there’s a path of cheap fixes and short-term rewards. And then there’s the wise path that leads to a well-crafted, truly fulling life. Join us as we work through the book of Proverbs and learn how to build a life that “wins favor and a good name in the sight of God and man” (Prov. 3:4).

The Wonder of With

11/28/2021 -

The greatest promise of the Christmas Season is the “Immanuel promise.” God is now with us. But Jesus wasn’t the first time that God was present with his people. God’s desire to be with us is evident from the beginning of time and still can be experienced today. In this series, we’ll marvel at the ways God has shown us that HE IS WITH US.

Broken Heroes

9/19/2021 -

Bible heroes are just like us—messy and broken and called by God. God used them to do important work, in spite of their faults. We can be inspired because—in the same way—God loves, calls, and uses us for divine impact. Our flaws do not disqualify us; they help us lean all the more on God’s power and grace. God’s work will always prevail, because of his goodness and faithfulness—not ours!

Return. Rebuild. Reimagine

8/15/2021 -

After coming through the worst of a global pandemic, it is now time to Return, Rebuild, Reimagine. In this series, we encourage a return to community, flesh and blood relationships, and a life of mission because we have the opportunity to not only rebuild what was lost but reimagine a future with greater wholeness that only God could have in store for us.

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