Practicing the Way, by John Mark Comer
Tuesdays for four weeks, beginning Jan 13 | 6:30pm | Pushpa’s home
Led by Pushpa Gross
Prayer - a 4 week study from John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way Curriculum. Printed study guide provided.
The study includes:
1) Talking to God As we learn the pragmatics of prayer, we’ll begin habituating and fine-tuning a daily prayer rhythm.
2) Talking with God In prayer, we bring our pain, hopes, joys, and fears to God in a personalized way.
3) Listening to God Prayer is not just when we talk but when we listen to hear his voice.
4) Being with God Learn about prayer that goes beyond words to a simple loving presence, or what the ancient Christians called “union” with God.
Live Free: A Study of Galatians, by Elizabeth Woodson
Tuesdays, beginning Jan 27 | 6:45am | Zoom
Led by Kathy Jackson
We long for peace, to have lives marked by freedom from difficulty and pain. We look to countless places to fill this need—our possessions, relationships, intellect, spirituality, political affiliations, and so on. But, by relying on these things for freedom, we unintentionally make them our savior instead of Christ. This exchange leaves us enslaved to a false gospel and to the very things we hoped would set us free.
Created for Work
Wednesdays, beginning Jan 28 | 9:30am | StoneBridge
Led by Karen Renzo
Work is a daily pursuit, whether we work at home, in an office, are retired, or still a child. In this series we will explore how we were designed by God for work and what the Bible tells us about various aspects of work such as the attitudes, ethics, and effects of working according to God’s Word.
Seek First the Kingdom: God’s Invitation to Life and Joy in the Book of Matthew, by Christine Hoover
Wednesdays, beginning Jan 28 | 9:30am | StoneBridge
Led by Jenn Fromke
In the confusion and sheer volume of ideas vying for our attention, we must constantly return to the words of Jesus to find our focus, our purpose, and the foundation for a flourishing life. Using parables and stories, Jesus spoke often of the kingdom of God as what matters. In other words, the kingdom of God defines who we are and what we do as Christians.