Led by Seth Perry, Nathan Cozart, and Heath Casey

Wednesdays | Starting October 23rd | 6:30pm

What if I told you that the work you do from Monday - Saturday matters to God, in a personal and specific way? Despite the tendency to see it either as pointless monotony or self-fulfilling infatuation, it is not merely the cursed byproduct of sin. Rather, our work is part of His plan, a reflection of His very nature. What if I told you that God has given you unique strengths that he wants you to use expressly for His glory and the good of others? I am not even implying that you quit your job and go into ministry! The banker, the barista; the mechanic, the mom; the student, the retiree; the programmer, the program manager; the doctor, the dump truck driver: all work has kingdom value. 

Every Christian should be able to identify (with passion) how their work participates with God’s creativity and cultivation. Join us as we discover the biblical concept of vocational calling and practically answer these questions:

Why do we want to work (and need it to lead a fulfilled life)?

Why is work so hard?

How do we overcome the difficulties and find satisfaction in work, through the gospel

Led by Jesse Griffith & Michael Shoemaker

Wednesdays | Starting October 23rd | 6:30pm

Has the God of the Old Testament ever seemed distant or scary or unknowable? 

Have you ever thought that it is difficult to see God’s consistency from Old Testament to New Testament?

We invite you to come and meet The LORD. 

God’s personal name is used over 6500 times in the Old Testament. He interacts with people in personal ways. He comes down from heaven to see what they are doing. He talks to people and walks with them. He sees when they have done wrong and He meets them there. He promises and protects and provides. He also curses and destroys. He experiences anger, love, jealousy, and sadness. The LORD is personal and we invite you to come discover with us what He says about Himself.