Shipwrecked
Begins Jan. 26, 2020
Shipwrecked • Stewardship • North Oak
February 17, 2020 • Mark Sheets
Very few people value renting or leasing as much as buying or owning. We'd much rather own the company than manage the employees. But in this life, everything we have belongs to God, and we are asked to manage - or steward - God's things for our limited time on earth. How can we avoid wrecking our stewardship?
Shipwrecked • Stewardship • Gladstone
February 17, 2020 • Kayla Meredith
Very few people value renting or leasing as much as buying or owning. We'd much rather own the company than manage the employees. But in this life, everything we have belongs to God, and we are asked to manage - or steward - God's things for our limited time on earth. How can we avoid wrecking our stewardship?
Shipwrecked • Stewardship • Platte County
February 17, 2020 • Fabian Gonzalez
Very few people value renting or leasing as much as buying or owning. We'd much rather own the company than manage the employees. But in this life, everything we have belongs to God, and we are asked to manage - or steward - God's things for our limited time on earth. How can we avoid wrecking our stewardship?
Shipwrecked • Citizenship • North Oak
February 9, 2020 • Mark Sheets
Each of us has allegiances to entities in our life: country, sports teams, organizations, church, etc. Most of the time these entities are in harmony with each other. But other times, having dual or multiple allegiances can put us at odds with others or ourselves. How do we navigate these odds to keep from wrecking our citizenship?
Shipwrecked • Citizenship • Platte County
February 9, 2020 • Fabian Gonzalez
Each of us has allegiances to entities in our life: country, sports teams, organizations, church, etc. Most of the time these entities are in harmony with each other. But other times, having dual or multiple allegiances can put us at odds with others or ourselves. How do we navigate these odds to keep from wrecking our citizenship?
Shipwrecked • Citizenship • Gladstone
February 9, 2020 • Kayla Meredith
Each of us has allegiances to entities in our life: country, sports teams, organizations, church, etc. Most of the time these entities are in harmony with each other. But other times, having dual or multiple allegiances can put us at odds with others or ourselves. How do we navigate these odds to keep from wrecking our citizenship?
Shipwrecked • Discipleship • Platte County
February 2, 2020 • Cathy McIntire
During the course of our life, we learn of an interesting relationship between leading and following. You can't lead folks who aren't willing to follow, and it's difficult to follow if everyone wants to lead. To be a disciple means, by definition, our willingness to follow Christ. How can we avoid wrecking our discipleship?
Shipwrecked • Discipleship • North Oak
February 2, 2020 • Mark Sheets
During the course of our life, we learn of an interesting relationship between leading and following. You can't lead folks who aren't willing to follow, and it's difficult to follow if everyone wants to lead. To be a disciple means, by definition, our willingness to follow Christ. How can we avoid wrecking our discipleship?
Shipwrecked • Discipleship • Gladstone
February 2, 2020 • Kayla Meredith
During the course of our life, we learn of an interesting relationship between leading and following. You can't lead folks who aren't willing to follow, and it's difficult to follow if everyone wants to lead. To be a disciple means, by definition, our willingness to follow Christ. How can we avoid wrecking our discipleship?
Shipwrecked • Relationships • North Oak
January 26, 2020 • Mark Sheets
From the very beginning of creation, God intended for us to live in community with each other and God. But being in relationship can be difficult -- few folks love us like we love ourselves. Our human nature is to put our own needs first. How can we keep from wrecking our relationships?
Shipwrecked • Relationships • Gladstone
January 26, 2020 • Kayla Meredith
Sometimes life forces us to narrow our focus for periods of time in order to accomplish tasks. If we're not careful though, this narrow focus could eventually become our main vision sightline, causing us to struggle to see things or people in our periphery. In medical terms, this is known as retinitis pigmentosa, or tunnel vision. How do we make sure that our vision is more wide than narrow?
Shipwrecked • Relationships • Platte County
January 26, 2020 • Fabian Gonzalez
From the very beginning of creation, God intended for us to live in community with each other and God. But being in relationship can be difficult -- few folks love us like we love ourselves. Our human nature is to put our own needs first. How can we keep from wrecking our relationships?