Bigfoot, Nessie, and You – Session Two
Bigfoot, Nessie, and You… what do they have in common? Well, perhaps more than you might think. In our quest to be the best version of ourselves – how do you discover the real you?
Soul on Fire Children’s Musical (Sunday)
Sunday’s Performance
Bigfoot, Nessie, and You – Session One
Bigfoot, Nessie, and You… what do they have in common? Well, perhaps more than you might think. In our quest to be the best version of ourselves – how do you discover the real you?
Upside Down turns Inside Out – Stranger Things (Session Six)
We live in a world that is upside down. This conclusion of our Stranger Things series brings us to where we started – Acts 17. This is the passage where we discover the practical ways to take all we have found and boldly say it in the world around us. It can turn the Upside Down inside out and as a result, turn the Upside Down upside down, making it right side up!
Contemplating Creation – Stranger Things (Session Five)
There is a line in Stranger Things, uttered by Police Chief Hopper as he explains… “Mornings are for coffee and contemplation…” In the Stranger Things series here at The Church @ 434, we have been contemplating some ways to engage the culture in conversations about faith. Knowing what we believe and why, being able to share with confidence, and finding strength to turn the Upside Down world we live in upside down is more important than ever. Today we take a few minutes and contemplate one of the “big” questions that many have – creation. Believe it or not, your answer to this question will dictate what happens next in your life.
The Angel Angle – Stranger Things (Session Four)
We have been looking at ways we turn an Upside Down world upside down. Understanding what followers of Jesus believe – and why – is essential to entering into effective conversations. The culture is fascinated with spiritual things and today we look at the real world of angels. What is your angle on angels? What does the world around you think about angels? Most importantly, what does God and the Bible say about them?