tribe::fight (week 6)
Josh from Fair Haven visits again to wrap up our Tribe series. He addresses how conflict can be very beneficial to a community.
Josh from Fair Haven visits again to wrap up our Tribe series. He addresses how conflict can be very beneficial to a community.
Nate joins us to discuss what it means to be sent and to send. A community of faith sends out ambassadors to the kingdom, and being sent means you never go alone.
The Stewards and Staff hold a family meeting, walking us through the changes coming as the Dragt family follows a new calling from God.
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We as a church will be moving together to address changes as they come, trusting in God’s provision.
Chris continues our Tribe series, looking at when we recognize our own burdens, then as a Tribe, we can better carry each other’s burdens.
Guest pastor Josh Wall from Fair Haven Church continues our Tribe series, reflecting on how we are all formed by the community around us.
Chris kicks off our series on what it means to be a tribe (a Branch).
1 Peter 2:9-10; 1 Corinthians 12:12, 21-25; Proverbs 3:5
Chris and Judy explore how we can live not just moments, but an entire life of gratitude. We must be deliberate and diligent in our gratitude, grateful for sorrows and joys.
Philippians 4:6,7
Chris walks us through John chapter 1, exploring how Hope can be spelled B-O-R-N, as we are reborn into Christ.
Andy shares about the Coming Messenger and the power of words.
Guest Pastor Ben Videtich from RiverTree Community Church speaks about the third week of Advent.
Guest Pastor Chris Shearer from RiverTree Community Church speaks about the second week of Advent.
Chris launches our Advent Season with a reminder that our God is “Both/And” not “Either/Or”. We don’t get to choose only the parts of God we want, He is already everything.
Chris wraps up this mini series with a reminder that we all have a place at God’s table – no matter what.
Andy explores our identity and baggage in the Kingdom.
Andy wraps up a short series about the choices we have to be more “theological eaters” when faced with overwhelming issues like world hunger.
Unfortunately, we’ve experienced some technical difficulties and the podcast sermons have not been recorded for the past few weeks. Don’t worry, we’re working on it! Should be up and running again shortly!