Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
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This quarter: “The Pentateuch” (Brian Russell)
This course will introduce you to the first five books of Moses (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy) and disclose how God created a covenant people and how they could live either under the blessings of covenant obedience or the curses of disobedience to the covenant. Through a missional paradigm we will delve into the five books of the Pentateuch. This sets the agenda for God’s relationship to humankind for the rest of history.
Fridays @ 6:30—8:00pm, Jan 8th-Feb 26th
$150, Zoom class
Let us know if you’d like to join us!
Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
At present, all of our services are held in our church parking lot (following CDC guidelines) and simultaneously offered via Zoom! Each of our highly interactive church services include multiple opportunities for prayer, Scripture, worship in song, Communion, and a practical and Biblical sermon.
“Growing deeply in Christ’s love, overflowing with life, freedom, service.”
We seek in everything to be relational, real, responsible, reflective, renewed.
Everyone is welcome! Come join us!
On the 2nd & 4th Sundays of each month we have a special focus on outreach opportunities at Liberty Vineyard, where we do something practical to serve others.
Sunday, Feb 28th @ 2:30pm – write Atria Park (assisted living / memory care facility) thank you notes for workers
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Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.
Each year, we use a prayer guide during Lent (the six week period leading up to Easter) called Seek God for the City which is designed to mobilize many to pray with united, sustained vision for people of our community. It’s hard to pray beyond our own problems, especially in difficult times. But since God does great things in the midst of troubled times, now is actually the best time to pray beyond ourselves with expansive prayers of solid hope. We will either find God-given courage to pray great things, or we will find that our hope, along with our love, will grow cold.
Seek God for the City is designed to re-ignite desires for Christ that may have gone dormant, so that our hope in Christ and His kingdom will rise again. We will Seek God in two simple ways: First we will seek God’s face and then we will seek His kingdom. And as we come to God, seeking His face, then He comes to us bringing His kingdom. We use this prayer guide both at home and during our church services each week during Lent.