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- Sep 22, 2026
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All Things Sept 20th, 2026 (opens the original)
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In this message, Pastor Kurt continues our All Things series by exploring the truth that God is actively at work—bringing what is broken, divided, and fragmented toward reconciliation and restoration in Christ. Even when we can’t see or understand what God is doing, our lives are part of a bigger story with a purpose and direction. We don’t have to hold everything together or force the timing. Instead, we’re invited to trust God, notice where He is already at work, and learn what it looks like t
All Things Sept 13th, 2026 (opens the original)
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As we begin our new All Things series, we look at the promise of Colossians 1: in Christ, all things hold together. Maybe the invitation isn’t to figure everything out, but to slow down, pay attention, and trust that God is already at work in the pieces we can’t yet see.
Acts: The Spirit Moves Sept. 6th, 2026 (opens the original)
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As we wrap up the book of Acts, Paul’s story reminds us that our past and struggles don’t disqualify us from being used by God. Through opposition, imprisonment, and hardship, Paul kept sharing the hope of Jesus. The book of Acts may end, but the mission continues. Our stories matter, the gospel is unstoppable, and the same Holy Spirit who empowered Paul is still at work in us today.
Acts: The Spirit Moves Aug 30th, 2026 (opens the original)
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Acts ends with a reminder that the Gospel is unstoppable. Through opposition, imprisonment, storms, and uncertainty, Paul continues to follow where the Holy Spirit leads. His journey reminds us that following Jesus doesn’t always mean smooth sailing—but God is still at work. And as Acts comes to an open ending, we’re invited to ask: how will we continue the story?
Acts: The Spirit Moves Aug 23rd, 2026 (opens the original)
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In Acts 8–12, the Holy Spirit leads the early church beyond its comfort zones and challenges deeply held assumptions about who belongs. Through Philip, Saul, Peter, and others, we see God breaking down barriers and revealing that the good news of Jesus is truly for everyone. This message challenges us to recognize our own blind spots, depend on the Holy Spirit, and ask a different question—not “Who is in and who is out?” but “Who does God want me to love?”
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