Upcoming Events

Reading Group: Caring for One Another | Ben Pinkston | Room 101

There are dozens of “one another” commands in the New Testament that show how followers of Jesus are to care for one another. The fact is, we need each other to make it to the finish line. Therefore, our relationships as fellow disciples and church members must be intentional and shaped by the gospel. How can we live in such a way that invites others into our lives? How can we walk alongside those who need help and hope? We will read and discuss Ed Welch’s book, “Caring for One Another” to help us do just that. The book can be purchased here.

When the People You Love Don’t Get You: Paul’s Second Epistle to the Corinthians | Dr. Hershael York | Sanctuary

Few things hurt more than being misunderstood by people you love. Paul knew that pain well. The Corinthian church he loved and served had become suspicious of him even while embracing false teachers who questioned his motives, ministry, and authority. In this six-week study of 2 Corinthians, we will walk through this deeply personal letter and discover what Paul’s defense of his ministry teaches us about faithfulness, suffering, weakness, reconciliation, generosity, and the surpassing power of Christ.

Prayer Gathering | Dr. Chris Parrish | Room 100

In teaching us to pray, Jesus calls us to pray together: “Our Father in heaven…” (Matt 6:9). This time will be dedicated to intentional and specific prayer for our church, our community, and our world. Join Pastor Chris as he leads this time of prayer through focused prompts and passages of Scripture – all so that Jesus would be glorified and we would be faithful to the mission he has given us.

Digging Deeper | Will Morris | Room 102

The Bible holds a wealth of wisdom about who God is, what God does, and how God calls us to live. By slowing down and digging into a text, we can grow in both our knowledge of and affections for God. Join Pastor Will and learn to mine the depths of God’s Word. This cycle will begin a slow, careful study through the first chapters of Ephesians.