Our Sunday morning worship gathering is the primary place for anyone learning what it means to follow Jesus. From here there are opportunities for all ages to gather for instruction and to receive encouragement in learning what it means to follow Jesus and join his mission in the world. We prioritize intergenerational friendships and experiences in all aspects of instruction and spiritual care, even those planned with a specific age group in mind.
The earliest evangelists were accused of “turning the world upside down”! What happens when the good news of Jesus breaks out of the church into the world? How do our daily lives take part in the reconciling, healing, world renewing power of the gospel? Let’s learn what it means to be gospel people as we are on the move this spring and summer.
For a people ‘on the move’ core beliefs are important for helping to keep things moving in the right direction. As we journey through Acts looking at what it is to be a people on the move, Sunday morning discipleship will be complimenting that effort by looking at Ephesians and it’s articulation of Christian core beliefs. Can’t attend? Consider taking the class with the BibleProject.
We are encouraging each other in a Bible Reading Discipline this Lent by using the same Student Version of the Seeing Jesus Together Journals that our High School students are following. You can pick up your copy of the journal at the Welcome Center on a Sunday.
New to Journaling? This video series from the Seeing Jesus Together website is a good introduction to using the journals.