Christ Community Sunday - Downtown Campus

Colossians 3:23-24 | Michael Roop Jesus has told us that loving God and our neighbor is at the very heart of our faith. But what does loving our neighbor look like in our daily lives? Is it about taking soup to our neighbor when they are sick or mowing their lawn when they are on vacation? What if Jesus has much more in mind when he thinks of neighborly love? What if neighborly love speaks into the collaborative work we do every day? What if neighborly love fuels the economic flourishing of our increasingly globally interconnected world? A closer look at the Gospels reveals Jesus talked more about money, work, and economics than we might imagine. Join us as we begin to explore the Bible with fresh eyes. Together, we will see that to truly “love God and love our neighbor,” we needed that economics class after all.

Genesis 2 | Gabe Coyle Jesus has told us that loving God and our neighbor is at the very heart of our faith. But what does loving our neighbor look like in our daily lives? Is it about taking soup to our neighbor when they are sick or mowing their lawn when they are on vacation? What if Jesus has much more in mind when he thinks of neighborly love? What if neighborly love speaks into the collaborative work we do every day? What if neighborly love fuels the economic flourishing of our increasingly globally interconnected world? A closer look at the Gospels reveals Jesus talked more about money, work, and economics than we might imagine. Join us as we begin to explore the Bible with fresh eyes. Together, we will see that to truly “love God and love our neighbor,” we needed that economics class after all.

Genesis 1:26-31 | Michael Roop Jesus has told us that loving God and our neighbor is at the very heart of our faith. But what does loving our neighbor look like in our daily lives? Is it about taking soup to our neighbor when they are sick or mowing their lawn when they are on vacation? What if Jesus has much more in mind when he thinks of neighborly love? What if neighborly love speaks into the collaborative work we do every day? What if neighborly love fuels the economic flourishing of our increasingly globally interconnected world? A closer look at the Gospels reveals Jesus talked more about money, work, and economics than we might imagine. Join us as we begin to explore the Bible with fresh eyes. Together, we will see that to truly “love God and love our neighbor,” we needed that economics class after all.

Luke 10:25-37 | Gabe Coyle Jesus has told us that loving God and our neighbor is at the very heart of our faith. But what does loving our neighbor look like in our daily lives? Is it about taking soup to our neighbor when they are sick or mowing their lawn when they are on vacation? What if Jesus has much more in mind when he thinks of neighborly love? What if neighborly love speaks into the collaborative work we do every day? What if neighborly love fuels the economic flourishing of our increasingly globally interconnected world? A closer look at the Gospels reveals Jesus talked more about money, work, and economics than we might imagine. Join us as we begin to explore the Bible with fresh eyes. Together, we will see that to truly “love God and love our neighbor,” we needed that economics class after all.

Psalm 137 | Gabe Coyle Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 104 | Gabe Coyle Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 42-43 | Gabe Coyle Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 32 | Kenny Clewett Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 4-5 | Gabe Coyle Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 3 | Gabe Coyle Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Psalm 1-2 | Michael Roop Are you listening? It is a question all of us have asked God. It is a question that can drive our skepticism, make us wonder if there is even a God to listen. If you haven’t asked this question yet, you will. But what if He is listening? What if He is inviting you to come speak to Him? What would you say? How would you answer Him? We need a guide, a help, a language to answer the God who has addressed us. But open the Psalms and you will find that we are not the only ones asking, “Are you listening?” In the Psalms, God has already spoken, already started the dialogue and opened the conversation. God has already addressed us. Prayer is our answer.

Deuteronomy 34 | Michael Roop Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 19-20 | Gabe Coyle Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 16 | Gabe Coyle Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 14 | Gabe Coyle Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 6-12 | Gabe Coyle Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 3-4 | Michael Roop Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

Exodus 1-2 | Gabe Coyle Turn on the news, read the paper, or look around our city, and you will see what we all know to be true: we’re in big trouble. Generation after generation have sacrificed to try and pull us out of this trouble, and whether launching a nonprofit, raising awareness, or seeking new legislation, the energy we spend battling our collective plight is enormous. But the question remains, is anything working? Are we any further along? In the end, the only hope we have that we will one day be freed from our mess is founded in God’s comprehensive work of rescue. We need to be delivered, and God’s got to be the One to do it. This summer, we invite you to join us as we walk through the life of Moses that points us to God’s ongoing work of rescue.

1 Corinthians 16:1-24 | Gabe Coyle Imagine a church full of sin and at the same time full of themselves - oblivious to how far they’ve strayed from following Jesus. Sadly, this kind of hypocrisy is as old as Christianity - as old as one of the oldest churches, located in the ancient city of Corinth. They thought they were better than the rest, but the Apostle Paul tells them they are dead wrong. Can we learn from their mistakes, both individually and collectively? Join us this winter as we walk through 1 Corinthians, as this ancient letter continues to speak to us today.