Breaking Through
Going from Mundane to Extraordinary
Breaking Through – Week 4: Believe in Miracles
July 31, 2022 • Rev. Matt Fulmer • Luke 1:26–37
If we are honest we all long for a life of adventure and excitement – a life marked by growth and depth. Instead, our lives and our faith seem far from adventurous and can feel boring, tired, and even predictable. Ensnared by our past, lost in our questions, and perhaps unable to get out of our own way – Jesus invites us to make our mark on the world – to be brave, to surprise even ourselves, and awaken to a world that is more than we imagined.
Breaking Through – Week 3: The Courage to Act
July 24, 2022 • Rev. Matt Fulmer • Matthew 14:22–32, 2 Corinthians 12:9
If we are honest we all long for a life of adventure and excitement – a life marked by growth and depth. Instead, our lives and our faith seem far from adventurous and can feel boring, tired, and even predictable. Ensnared by our past, lost in our questions, and perhaps unable to get out of our own way – Jesus invites us to make our mark on the world – to be brave, to surprise even ourselves, and awaken to a world that is more than we imagined.
Breaking Through – Week 2: Preparing to Breakthrough Giants in Our Life
July 17, 2022 • Rev. Matt Fulmer • 1 Samuel 17:34–36, 1 Samuel 17:26, 1 Samuel 17:38–40
If we are honest we all long for a life of adventure and excitement – a life marked by growth and depth. Instead, our lives and our faith seem far from adventurous and can feel boring, tired, and even predictable. Ensnared by our past, lost in our questions, and perhaps unable to get out of our own way – Jesus invites us to make our mark on the world – to be brave, to surprise even ourselves, and awaken to a world that is more than we imagined.
Breaking Through – Week 1: Defined by your Possibilities Not Your Past
July 10, 2022 • Rev. Matt Fulmer • Acts 6, Acts 7, Acts 8, Galatians 5:1, John 10:10
If we are honest we all long for a life of adventure and excitement – a life marked by growth and depth. Instead, our lives and our faith seem far from adventurous and can feel boring, tired, and even predictable. Ensnared by our past, lost in our questions, and perhaps unable to get out of our own way – Jesus invites us to make our mark on the world – to be brave, to surprise even ourselves, and awaken to a world that is more than we imagined.
An Invitation from Dave Merrill
If we are honest we all long for a life of adventure and excitement – a life marked by growth and depth. Instead, our lives and our faith seem far from adventurous and can feel boring, tired, and even predictable. Ensnared by our past, lost in our questions, and perhaps unable to get out of our own way – Jesus invites us to make our mark on the world – to be brave, to surprise even ourselves, and awaken to a world that is more than we imagined.