Everyone has things in life that hold them back, but what if you could break free from those things? You weren’t meant to be held back, but to live life to the fullest. This series takes us on a journey of how to break free from those things that are out of control in our lives and hold us back from being all that God created us to be.
We know the song, “Amazing Grace”, but do we truly know how amazing God’s grace is? The series, Grace Anatomy is a play on the title of the television show…..but it’s much more than that. Grace Anatomy is an in-depth look at God’s grace that He showers on us.
Everywhere you look there are people needing breakthrough in their lives. They are facing situations that seem completely impossible. Many have even lost hope. Stress and anxiety are at an all-time high in our society. This was not God’s plan. God’s plan was to meet the impossible needs of believers and provide them with hope.
We believe 2019 will be a season of personal and corporate breakthrough in people’s lives. That may be their marriage, their children, their jobs, their thought life, their finances, their health. We want to help people see what scripture says about Jesus bringing dead things back to life. We serve a God that is powerful and can do anything we ask Him to do.
Many people have the idea that the Bible is boring – and let’s just be honest, some parts are easier to read than others. But the reason people believe it to be boring is because, often, we don’t understand what we’re reading. We have questions, and as we’re reading we have no one to help us answer those questions. This message series will help us understand what we’re reading, understand why it’s important and help us apply it to our lives. It will show us how to not just hear the Word, but to be a doer of the Word as well.
We have to make a choice: we can play it safe or we can seize the life God has in mind for us. What’s it going to be? God is inviting us to get started living a bold faith. This series explores what can happen when we become Bold.
