If our goal as a church is to multiply deeply transformed disciples and leaders for the sake of the world, we must have a healthy culture that can sustain such activity. This series will explore the cultural marks of a church culture that changes people's lives. In part one of this series, we delve into the vital necessity of slowing down our pace to be with Jesus and break free from the world's culture of constant hurry and busyness. Join us as we explore the detrimental effects of the relentless pursuit of progress and how it distances us from God. Tune in to learn how embracing a slower, more intentional rhythm of life can deepen our relationship with Jesus and bring lasting transformation and peace to our lives amidst the chaos of the world.

The third and final part of the "Who We Are: Beliefs" series. This teaching explores the oldest test of Christian orthodoxy, outside of the Bible, the Apostle's Creed. Broken into three sections, the creed confesses foundational beliefs about the three persons of the godhead Father, Son and Spirit. The Holy Spirit, often referred to as the third person of the Holy Trinity, is a complex and enigmatic figure in Christian theology and the focus of the final section of the Creed. Who, not what, is Holy Spirit, what does it mean to be the Church, why is forgiveness so central to the Christian faith and what does life after death really mean?

Part two of the "Who We Are: Beliefs" series. This teaching explores the oldest test of Christian orthodoxy, outside of the Bible, the Apostle's Creed. Broken into three sections, the creed confesses foundational beliefs about the three persons of the godhead Father, Son and Spirit. The claim that Jesus is God's only Son not only separates Christianity from the other major religions like Judaism and Islam, but also serves as the central section of the Creed and the faith behind the Creed. That God would fully enter the human condition is both an overflowing miracle of love and source of hope for every person everywhere.

Part one of the "Who We Are: Beliefs" series. This teaching explores the oldest test of Christian orthodoxy, outside of the Bible, the Apostle's Creed. Broken into three sections, the creed confesses foundational beliefs about the three persons of the godhead Father, Son and Spirit. To understand what is meant by "I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth" is more important today, than ever, for those who follow Jesus.