Informed. Inspired. Equipped.

Is this helping people to know God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Kingdom better? To know God’s Word better?
Is this inviting people to have a higher view and a higher perspective on their life and living?
Is this helping people know how to live a Kingdom-informed and inspired life?

We are...Restored by grace. Strengthened with love. Transformed through Jesus.

Our Why?

We raise up resilient, lifelong disciples of Jesus (…so that…) to share the hope of Jesus Christ as a grace-filled community of transformation where people find belonging.

The context we focus on are families - every part to build a healthy whole.

We raise up whole-life disciples of Jesus.

The fruit we work and pray for are restored, strengthened and transformed lives.

We are engaging in intentional, meaningful, spiritual conversations that grow and show bold and confident faith.

A disciple of Jesus is someone who follows Jesus in an ever-deepening relationship of love with God and others and helps others do the same.

- Confidence in knowing deeply.
- Encouragement in experiencing fully.
- Courage in living intentionally.

resilient | rəˈzilēənt |adjective
1 able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions
2 able to recoil or spring back into shape after bending, stretching, or being compressed

How’s your resilience going? In unprecedented times, where can we find wisdom and truth to be resilient followers of Jesus?
2,000 years ago the world was very different but the early Christians had to find the same resilience we look for today to meet the extraordinary challenges they faced.

Join us for our new series Resilient Faith as we learn lessons about being Resilient from the book of Acts in the Bible and the lives of the people who turned the world upside down.

Living With False Expectations

- Other People Will Be Perfect (Or At Least Reasonable)

Real People In Need of Real Grace

- John Mark
- The Apostle Paul
- Barnabas - The Son of Encouragement
- When Things Go Wrong
- Paul and Barnabas Get Sideways
- Timothy

Resilient Faith In The Face of Messy People

- Do Your Part
- Move Towards
- Move Away
- Pray

Forgive

“To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.” - Lewis B Smedes

What Forgiveness Requires:
- Acknowledge the Sin
- Speak Forgiveness
- Pay the Price
- Pray For God’s Best

Forgiveness is Not:
- Forgetting
- Entrusting Yourself to Someone Again

How Do We Forgive?

- They Forgive Slowly
- They Forgive Communally
- They Forgive As They Are Forgiven

“To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.” - Lewis B Smedes

Questions to Consider:

1. What is “taking you out” of the game, of life, of love?

2. What is your story? Is your story still on-going or have you experienced resilient faith?

3. What is Jesus asking you to do from this message?

4. Who do you need to forgive? Who needs to forgive you? Tell someone.