“Cain” by J. Todd Anderson
Cain
Judas
“Judas” by Katie Fischer
Herodias
“Herodias” by Katie Fischer
Herod
“King Herod” by Lars Van Zandt
Jezebel
“Fallen” by Tye Lombardi
Delilah and Samson
“Delilah and Samson” by Lars Van Zandt
Satan
“The Accuser” by M. S. Corley
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Believe
Sue Sweeney - July 23, 2017
Jesus Rose from the Dead on the Third Day
Too often, religion is about a new program - seven steps to a deeper faith or four tips to transform your marriage. But the reason Jesus came to earth was because we can't improve ourselves. We're lost under the power of sin. The good news is that his resurrection offers us something better than self-improvement. We have been given the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. How can we learn to wait and notice where the Spirit is at work in our daily lives?
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What do Christians believe? The Apostles' Creed is one of the earliest statements of Christian beliefs. How does the Creed shape our church today? How does it shape our every day lives?
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What do Christians believe? The Apostles’ Creed is one of the earliest statements of Christian beliefs. How does the Creed shape our church today? How does it shape our every day lives?
What we believe matters. Join us as we learn why… and how.
Strangers in a Strange Land
Great Science Fiction offers visions of a utopian future where humans have achieved peace and prosperity through progress. But Jesus’ resurrection challenges the assumption that humans can save ourselves. In this series, we’ll examine some of the most famous sci-fi visions of the future against the image of the Church we find in 1 Peter and see how the Spirit at work in us is the true hope of the world.
Jesus’ resurrection changed everything. Welcome to the future.
Lent is for Losers
Too often, we think faith is about winning – getting our way in the culture or in our homes. But during Lent, we’ll trace the human journey through the Old Testament and see that getting what we want never works out like we hope. We’ll see how Jesus enters into our failure and becomes a loser just like us. Somehow, his failure is good news for us.