Only around 25% of the ocean floor has been mapped by high resolution technology, and only 5% of our ocean floors have been physically explored. That's pretty amazing when you realize that the oceans cover about 70% of our earth. We can see the oceans, but few have seen much more than the surface. Whether we realize it or not, our faith in Jesus is the same. We have so much that we’ve yet to discover or experience below the surface. And we can’t go from the shallows directly into the deep. We go one step at a time. The deep is not a destination you have to get to today. It’s a journey for the rest of your life. Watch this message to learn what it takes to go Into the Deep.
Leaving the Shallows
January 21, 2024 • Jeff Maness • James 4:17, Luke 5:1–11
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Worship is a Lifestyle
March 17, 2024 • Chris Taylor • Matthew 6:25–33, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Luke 14:25, Romans 12:1, Psalm 66:16–20
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March 10, 2024 • Ryan Akers • Philippians 2:3–11, John 8:31, 1 Corinthians 15:10, Luke 18:9–14, Mark 9:35–37
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