Jeff BjorganThe life of Moses demonstrated that the people of God find themselves identifying with two areas: wilderness and the promised land. No matter how difficult the wilderness we find ourselves in, we live in light of God’s promises for our future.
[Numbers 20:2-12; Hebrews 11:24-27]
Jeff BjorganIn this final sermon of our Cultivate series, we recognize that a life of cultivating spiritual habits begins simply by walking. Our job is to balance out God’s calling with our response. It is here where we find strength, grace, and maturity for the journey.
[Ephesians 4:1; 4:17-24; Psalm 15]
Riley BerthaudinGod wants us to be ALL IN because that is when He sees our trust for Him. He sees our commitment to a life with Him, and so He wants to bless us and to give us life—not just normal life, but life to the fullest.
[Ezekiel 47; Revelation 22:1-5]
Cal KrahnSubmission or yielding is not a popular concept in our society, which demands it’s own way. But, it actually brings freedom to our soul and builds strong relationships with others. As we submit to God he can mold us into something beautiful.
[Ephesians 5:21]
Jeff BjorganStudying as a spiritual discipline is more than just getting information inside our head. We study to enable life transformation, to infuse the ways of Jesus into who we are.
[Deuteronomy 6:4-9; 2 Timothey 3:14-17]
Gavin BriscoeWe are pleased to have Gavin Briscoe, one of the Campus Pastors at Summit Pacific College, as our guest speaker. Gavin shares how eating with Christians changed his life and how it can change the lives of others.
[Luke 5:27-32]
Jeff BjorganGenerosity is one of the most tangible ways we can express our trust in God. Looking at Paul’s encouragement to the Corinthian church regarding generosity, we too can learn the blessings and joy that comes with being cheerful givers.
[2 Corinthians 8-9]