Monday, May 21, 2012

Blog

5 Big Announcements for Clarity

1. New Pastors We are taking a big step this summer as we bring on an executive and... 


8 Questions – How to Respond When Disappointed by Someone

1. Why am I disappointed? 2. Are my expectations realistic? 3. Am I offering them... 


Reflections from the Creativity Expo

The Creativity Expo was an experimental two week series that began on Easter Sunday... 


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Events

Clarity Retreat

It’s official, the Clarity Retreat will be held at Frazier Woods Conference Center (same... 


Baptisms

Saturday & Sunday, May 26 & 27. If you are a follower of Jesus and have not... 


Money Matters

New teaching series on healthy finances during the month of June! A chance to get... 


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The Arts

Creativity Expo Creativity Expo

We celebrate with local artists, musicians, and poets to learn creative process and let our imaginations soar within the context of the massive exposition of God’s genius creativity. From the expanse of the universe to the canvas of our hearts, art is all around us. If you are an artist of any sort, please be in touch with us about what you do and... [Read more of this review]


The Centrality of Prayer in Your Art The Centrality of Prayer in Your Art

In your endeavors to see the creative power of God unleashed through your life, remember two things about the centrality of prayer. 1. There is an inherent beauty when we bring our best effort backed by godly character to the table. Regardless of who sees your art or responds to your communication, God is pleased when you do everything as worship unto... [Read more of this review]


Be Defined by God’s Story Be Defined by God’s Story

Move from the old (being defined by either the “good story” or the “sad story” of your past), to the new (being defined by God’s story). God’s story is the death and resurrection of Jesus that proclaims His love for you and justifies you before God. It teaches you to maximize THIS moment and leave all the past things... [Read more of this review]


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