At some point in your life you’ve likely asked the question, “Who Am I?” It’s a question we all wrestle with, and oftentimes it’s a question that others try to answer for us. Identity is a core theme in scripture. In most of his letters, Paul’s desire was that as believers we would find the truest things about us, namely, the things found in Christ. And as we've studied in this series, it's important to know who we are. Because when we understand who we are, we better understand who He has called us to be and how He wants to use us.
From Series: "This is Us"
There is a gap between where we are and where we see ourselves in our biggest dreams. This gap can seem insurmountable, overwhelming, and even impossible. Sometimes, before we can move forward to those dreams, we have to look at who we are. Because, knowing who we are leads us to where we're going.
The Christian life—especially when it comes to being part of a church community—is full of discomfort and awkwardness, but God uses these challenges to help us know him better. Rather than attempting to find our dream church, we must embrace the uncomfortable and difficult parts of the Christian life in order to grow and experience gospel community.
From Series: "Uncomfortable"
American culture is a culture of comfort. It’s being sold to us everywhere we look. We’re encouraged to do what we want, when we want, with whomever we want. If something is uncomfortable, we want to avoid it at all costs. The Christian faith, though, is just that: uncomfortable. This four-week series, will help people embrace, understand, and see the beauty and hope in the challenging realities of being part of God’s people.
