Weekend Teaching

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

When crisis comes, what should we can? What can we do now? Daniel knew all about pressure, but he responded wisely. What can we glean from his example?

How do you respond when you are facing something that seems impossible? This weekend we will take a look at trying to “face the walls“ that creep up in our lives. Walls of fear Walls of anxiety Walls of darkness Walls of isolation

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

This weekend we are looking at how different people respond to the Christmas story. Joseph responded differently than Mary. King Herod had his own unique response that turned to violence. The shepherds took action as part of their response. How do you respond?

Joseph: a craftsman and a just man, who captures a watershed moment in all of human history.

Let. Love. Live

This week Dick Foth speaks on the theme, PRIDE HAPPENED. In short, PRIDE is at the heart of all human ills. It is a virus for which HUMILITY is the only vaccine. How does that healing happen?

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

Let. Love. Live

This weekend we are talking about forgiveness. Forgiveness affects every person in the world. Whether you are forgiving someone or asking for forgiveness it is essential if you want to keep relationships healthy. Look forward to seeing you this weekend.

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Let. Love. Live

When you look at the life of Jesus, two actions loom large: JUSTICE and MERCY. We live in a moment that cries out for both. This week we journey into that world!

This weekend we are talking about generosity. This story we often know as “the good Samaritan“ is a story that has impacted my life for years. I still remember the flannel graph with the guy who was beat up on the road and the people who walked by him who didn’t even seem to care. Then there was that other guy. The guy who stopped and took care of his wounds and let him ride his donkey and paid for his lodging.