What Was I Made For: Billie Eilish (Week 2)

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What Was I Made For: Billie Eilish (Week 2)

Exploring the meaning of life

November 12, 2023 • Clint Craig • Ephesians 2

Identifying what you are made for is a huge question and the purpose of life has been asked since the beginning of time.

In this message, as we scratch the surface, we identify the four key purposes we were made for. Even better, they are purposes we can make progress on daily.

People: Libianca (Week 4)

November 26, 2023 • Clint Craig • Romans 12:10, Galatians 5:13, Galatians 6:2, Galatians 6:10, Ephesians 4:32

The scriptures are clear, we need to love one another. Yet we often fail to apply these and actually do so. In this message we explore why we struggle and identify three actions we can all take. We live in a world where loneliness runs rampant. Where we are often asking "who is there for me? Who cares for me?" Yet what if we flipped the questioned and asked "who am I caring for?" We might find that as we start to care for others, they will naturally care for us.

Fast Car: Luke Combs (Week 3)

November 19, 2023 • Clint Craig • Matthew 25

Fast car is a song that on the surface is all about hope, new beginnings and pursuing opportunity. Yet, when you actually take in the lyrics, the song is incredibly sad. Yet what we see in the story the song conveys is a girl who wants to take responsibility for her life. Using Jesus’ parable of the talents as a guide, Clint encourages us to take full responsibility for our life.

Anti-Hero: Taylor Swift (Week 1)

November 5, 2023 • Clint Craig • James 4

When it comes to conflict there is a lot written about various approaches people can take to it. However there isn't a lot offered about the source of conflict. Using the line 'It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me' from Anti Hero, we unpack one of the most powerful and profound relational principles found in all recorded literature. It's powerful because it relates to us all as we all experience conflict. It's profound because it doesn't just identify an approach to conflict, but looks at the source of conflict.