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Christ followers are called to be agents of change within their own cultures. In regard to redemptive things within their culture, Christ followers celebrate and encourage those things. As for unredemptive things, followers of Jesus seek to expose and turn from those. The difficulty is identifying what is an unredemptive attitude or practice or expectation when these things are viewed as "perfectly normal" -- even "admirable" -- by the larger culture. 
 
In our own culture, many of those unredemptive attitudes and values begin with "I": "I'll do what I please"; "I have to control things"; "I have to look out for me"; "I am boss of me and submit to no one"; "I don't care about other people"; "I deserve to be happy". "I want to be rich." 
 
Being exposed day in and day out to these unredemptive values allows them to get lodged in our hearts. With them comes unholy and sinful fruit. In his darkest hour, after his failure with Bathsheba, King David repented and said, "You God desire truth in my innermost being, and in the hidden part You will make me know wisdom." The PrIorities series seeks to address unredemptive cultural values that, in our "hidden part," keep us from fully enjoying following Jesus. In the place of these unredemptive values, we hope to articulate and apply a Biblical value that fulfills and brings joy to our "innermost being." Our hope is that the Biblical value takes the place of the unredmptive one we have known and practiced.

Christ followers are called to be agents of change within their own cultures. In regard to redemptive things within their culture, Christ followers celebrate and encourage those things. As for unredemptive things, followers of Jesus seek to expose and turn from those. The difficulty is identifying what is an unredemptive attitude or practice or expectation when these things are viewed as "perfectly normal" -- even "admirable" -- by the larger culture. 

In our own culture, many of those unredemptive attitudes and values begin with "I": "I'll do what I please"; "I have to control things"; "I have to look out for me"; "I am boss of me and submit to no one"; "I don't care about other people";  "I deserve to be happy". "I want to be rich."

Being exposed day in and day out to these unredemptive values allows them to get lodged in our hearts. With them comes unholy and sinful fruit. In his darkest hour, after his failure with Bathsheba, King David repented and said, "You God desire truth in

Pr"I"orities: Job 31:13-15

Christ followers are called to be agents of change within their own cultures. In regard to redemptive things within their culture, ...

Pr&quot;I&quot;orities: Job 31:1-12

Pr"I"orities: John 11:47-53

Our current series is "Measures of Mission" that address the following question: Why are we here on earth? 
 
Have you ever wondered that? 
 
As we travel to soccer games and change dirty diapers, pay bills and receive and reply to a myriad of emails and texts, tally a seemingly endless to-do list around the house as well as try to manage the numerous relationships we all have, sometimes the days seem to run together and we wonder, why? We wonder, is this all there is? Is this what life is all about? Isn't there more than my life and my schedule and my needs? 
 
The answer to the 'why' question is one that existed before us and will exist after us. The answer is mission. We were created to be caught up in God's great mission of rescuing and redeeming his creation, or as we say it, helping others follow Jesus. 
 
Join us as we ask 5 questions that help us frame both how we view and participate in God's mission. 
 
Do you believe God is a missional God? 
Do you have eyes to see the mission field God has put in your lives? 
Do you have lives that are available? 
Do you have hands and feet that are ready to serve? 
Are you equipped and ready for your lips to speak?

Our current series is "Measures of Mission" that address the following question:  Why are we here on earth?  

Have you ever wondered that? 

As we travel to soccer games and change dirty diapers, pay bills and receive and reply to a myriad of emails and texts, tally a seemingly endless to-do list around the house as well as try to manage the numerous relationships we all have, sometimes the days seem to run together and we wonder, why? We wonder, is this all there is? Is this what life is all about? Isn't there more than my life and my schedule and my needs?

The answer to the 'why' question is one that existed before us and will exist after us. The answer is mission. We were created to be caught up in God's great mission of rescuing and redeeming his creation, or as we say it, helping others follow Jesus.

Join us as we ask 5 questions that help us frame both how we view and participate in God's mission. 

Do you believe God is a missional God?
Do you have eyes to see the mission fie

Do You Have Eyes to see the Field?  John 4:27-38 (September 20, 2020)

Part 4 of a 4 part series 
Tension. It's everywhere. From the smallest of day to day interactions among our families and friends to large scale chaos, we experience tension. And yet, from time to time we glimpse breakthroughs of the peace of God's Kingdom. If you trace the glimpse, you will likely find something that God not only calls us to, but has demonstrated for us. Humility. Join us as we learn from one man's humble prayer in our series "Humbled".

Part 4 of a 4 part series
Tension.  It's everywhere.  From the smallest of day to day interactions among our families and friends to large scale chaos, we experience tension.  And yet, from time to time we glimpse breakthroughs of the peace of God's Kingdom.  If you trace the glimpse, you will likely find something that God not only calls us to, but has demonstrated for us.  Humility.  Join us as we learn from one man's humble prayer in our series "Humbled".

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Pr"I"orities: Job 31:13-15

Pr"I"orities: Job 31:1-12

Pr"I"orities: John 11:47-53

Do You Have Eyes to see the Field? John 4:27-38 (September 20, 2020)

Mercy - Daniel 9:11-16-19 (7/26/2020)

Psalm 42:1-4 (6/21/2020)

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Pr"I"orities: Job 31:13-15

Pr"I"orities: Job 31:1-12

Pr"I"orities: John 11:47-53

Do You Have Eyes to see the Field? John 4:27-38 (September 20, 2020)

Mercy - Daniel 9:11-16-19 (7/26/2020)

Psalm 42:1-4 (6/21/2020)

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