How Not To Be Spiritually Lazy

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How Not To Be Spiritually Lazy

Part 11

June 23, 2024 • Ken Mitchell

There are all kinds of Christians... those with weak faith, those with ok faith, those with great faith and some of those with amazing faith. Hebrews is a book that challenges us NOT to have weak faith. In fact the author of Hebrews goes beyond challenging... he warns us that living a "no faith" lazy Christian life is dangerous! Listen in as we look at four principles that will help us discover how not to be lazy in life!

What New Community Looks Like

September 8, 2024 • Ken Mitchell

When we are rushing out the door on a trip... we often rattle off last things on "The List." The author of Hebrews is doing the same thing making sure everything is said about life being "Just Jesus" before he says his goodbyes. Hebrews 13 is a fascinating reminder of what NewCommunity in Christ is all about. Join us as we end the book listening to the final advice about life being just about Jesus.

A Life Rewarded

September 1, 2024

Stephen R. Covey in his book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, has as his second principle: "Begin with the end in mind." No chapter in the Bible reflects this value more than Hebrews chapter 12. This chapter is challenging, thought provoking insulting and sometime scary as to the vision of what the end of our life will be like. It has nothing to do with our salvation but everything to do with our inheritance. Come join us Sunday as we dive deep into what "A Life Rewarded" actually looks like.

The Marathon of Life

August 25, 2024

When we read about the amazing people of faith in the Bible, we often forget that those great recorded moments are only a small percentage of their lives. Most of the days of Jesus, Peter, Paul, Mary, Ruth and David were average and mundane. While the great faith stories for all of us are fast and furious... it's the day to day living that God often uses to test our spiritual faith. Come Sunday and learn how to become a better "marathon runner" and learn to endure the normal average days as well.