Discipleship

Kids Have Taken Over Kids’ Church!

October 16th, 2023|Children|

On Sunday mornings, our Kindergarten through Second Grade kids enjoy an awesome Kids’ Church in the gym each week. It is a great time for them to run and get the energy out after having a great Sunday School lesson. After running those wigglies out, it’s time to pick up the gym and get ready for our Kids’ Church worship time! That’s when it happens! It can be the weirdest thing to those that are not accustomed to being in the gym. As I reach for the microphone and announce that it is time to begin our lesson, an [...]

The Christian Life Should Be Full of Copying, Full of Imitation

August 31st, 2020|Students|

When you hear the word “copy,” it probably doesn’t illicit happy thoughts, but rather makes you think of cheap knock offs and unoriginality. In fact, here are some famous imitations that we have all probably noticed: ANY soda that tries to copy Dr. Pepper’s taste or likeness (come on, he has his PhD in being the best tasting soda, stop trying to copy him). “Ice, Ice, Baby“ shamelessly ripped the bassline from Queen and David Bowie’s masterpiece. It’s cool, Vanilla Ice paid for it monetarily and in public shame. Parks and Rec looks eerily similar to The Office with [...]

Toward A Place Where Roots Are Deepening

April 6th, 2020|Discipleship|

I’m thankful for all the seasons, but spring is hard to beat. From the Red Bud Trees (Cercis Canadensis for those of you keeping score at home) that blossom in the median of Kingwood Drive, to the Oak and Ash that seem to burst with lush verdancy almost overnight, spring reminds me of the life we have in Christ more than any other season. And since we reside in the “Livable Forest,” it’s hard to miss the spiritual parallels between what The Gardener does in and around the soil of a tree, and how He tends to the soil [...]

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Recent Posts

Archives

Categories

Tags

Go to Top