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Elder, Jonathan Parker, walks us through the life of Habakkuk and reminds us that in consistently directing our attention to the Lord in times of hardship, we are placed in a position to live out a gratitude-filled life.

In Acts 27, Paul shows us how to give thanks while he is on a ship that is being battered by a storm. We read this story together and are reminded that even when life is uncertain, God is still present and His promises remain.

Christian joy is confidence that our troubles don’t have the final word. To begin this series, Pastor Shannon reminds us that even when life is uncertain, some things remain eternally true.

We look at the last table Jesus sat around with the disciples and take communion together as we are reminded of the significance of this holy meal.

While Zacchaeus wanted to “see” Jesus, Jesus wanted to “know” him. Today, we learn that Jesus wants to know us too, and when we encounter His grace, that changes not only what we believe, but how we live.

Pastor Shannon reminds us that there is always room at Jesus’ table, and if there is room at the table, there is still work for the Church to do.

Jesus gets close to those everyone else avoids. This week, we look at a meal Jesus had with two very different individuals and learn that grace gives us each a seat at the table.

You don’t have to “clean up” before you’re invited to sit at Jesus’ table. We begin our new series, “Around the Table,” and are reminded that we have a seat at the table because of the cross.

We wrap up our series, “Build the House,” and Pastor Shannon reminds us that an empowered church isn’t built around a few people doing everything; it’s built when everyone discovers their purpose, finds their people, and plays their part!

God builds His house by blessing the next generation. As people of God, we have to care deeply about those coming behind us. Today, we are reminded to tell them of God’s good deeds and to show them His grace.

Healing doesn’t happen alone. This week, we begin our teaching series, “Build the House,” with the reminder that God meets and restores people in their brokenness.

The cross reminds us that Christianity begins with a generous God. We wrap up our Wisdom City series and talk about the importance of being faithful workers who live open-handed.

We speak not to hear ourselves; we speak so others can hear the power of God. This week, Pastor Graham reminds us that there is power in our words.

Those closest to us are the people who snape us the most. We continue our Wisdom City series and discuss how the friendships we choose are leading us to Christ or away from Him.

The space between the event and your response is where wisdom lives. We look at two verses in Proverbs that show us how a wise person knows the difference between reacting and responding.