We do a lot of odd things in the Christian faith.

The danger of being a long-time Christian is that we can spend our whole lives doing these things, and why we do them never gets explained. The danger of being a new Christian is that many church communities cannot tell you why we do what we do because no one ever told them. We just do them.

This series aims to examine the Christian faith's traditions, practices, and sacraments so that we can know what we are doing in our faith and why we are doing it. Join us for this session as we examine the tradition of Ash Wednesday services and the Lent season to understand their origins and history and how we can learn from this practice to refocus our lives on God's Kingdom.

Christianity tends to drift to extremes regarding beliefs in spiritual beings in the unseen world. On one side, it is never discussed, and a culture of fear results. On the other, spiritual beings are hyper-sensationalized to the point where fear also results. In this series, we will examine what the Bible says about the spiritual space, what beings inhabit it, and how we can interact with it in a healthy way.

Join us for this first session, where we begin to examine God's original design for creation, including the spiritual space.

We do a lot of odd things in the Christian faith.

The danger of being a long-time Christian is that we can spend our whole lives doing these things, and why we do them never gets explained. The danger of being a new Christian is that many church communities cannot tell you why we do what we do because no one ever told them. We just do them.

This series aims to examine the Christian faith's traditions, practices, and sacraments so that we can know what we are doing in our faith and why we are doing it. Join us for this session as we examine the tradition of Watch Night services to understand their origins and history and how we can learn from this practice to love others as Christ loves us.