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The Water of the Living God (Forever Young) | September 20, 2026 (opens the original)
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We begin this new series by examining a psalm about what it means to be nourished by God. Regardless of our age, being rooted by the waters of the goodness of God provides us with abundant life to do his will and the strength to hold on when the winds of life blow.
The God Like no Other (The Way Home) | September 13, 2026 (opens the original)
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Reorienting our hearts to worship is a lifelong and moment-to-moment undertaking. No matter how hard we try or how many safeguards we have in place, our worship will always drift whether due to our sins or our life experiences. Ultimately, even with our best intentions and most faithful work, it God who finishes the work in us. While we may be tempted to depend on many lesser things to direct our worship, our full dependency must be on the God who calls us home.
When Our Hearts are Not Enough (The Way Home) | September 6, 2026 (opens the original)
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Authenticity is incredibly important in worship, yet it is never strong enough to carry the full burden of our affection for God on our way home to him. We can delude ourselves into thinking that our lives are God-honoring because we're being genuine about our affection for God, while completely missing the sanctification the Spirit brings us on our journey.
An Offering of Pain (The Way Home) | August 30, 2026 (opens the original)
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Some of the most lauded acts of worship are the suffering and death of people in the following of Jesus. However, sometimes we suffer as a consequence of our sins against others. We must be careful to not quickly claim that our suffering means we're being faithful. It may be quite the opposite. When we learn to discern this, we can offer all our suffering to God as an act of worship.
Together & Apart (The Way Home) | August 23, 2026 (opens the original)
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Worship must flow from the heart of an individual, but the truest worship of God calls us to worship in community.
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