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Feel Better
Jan 2020According to the Gallup Emotions Report (yes – there is such a thing), Americans were more stressed, worried and angry than ever last year. In fact, even with a roaring economy, we beat the global anxiety level by a full 20 percentage points! The wealthiest 20 percent of Americans were just as likely to experience anger as the poorest 20 percent. Clearly, we need some help with our emotions. Join us for "Feel Better". We’ll take a look at how Jesus handled emotions like anger, anxiety, joy and many others. Trust me – you’ll feel better. (And invite some of your angry, anxious stressed friends)
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Just Ask: Finding the Nerve to Pray
Nov 2019 - Dec 2019Some people cannot imagine not praying. Every breath, for them, is a prayer. Some people think prayer is as imaginary as unicorns and leprechauns. Most of us fall somewhere in the middle of those two extremes. We believe in God. We know we should pray. Yet we struggle with it. Once, Jesus’ disciples asked him to teach them how to pray. That’s when he gave them what we know as the Lord’s Prayer. It is so compact you can tweet it and still have room for a few more characters. But it’s breadth and depth are staggering. Join us as we ask some hard questions and learn some lasting truths about talking to God.
Vintage Church: The Way Forward is Back
Sep 2019 - Oct 2019Old is in. Craftsman style architecture. Vintage clothing. Going old-school. Classic cars. Throwback Thursdays. Distressed furniture. It’s like everyone from architects to fashion designers to hipsters wants to reach back and grab the best of the past. In this series we’ll rummage around in the attic of the New Testament – the book of Acts – to see how they did it back in the day.
Guest Speakers
Jan 2016 - Sep 2019
Restored: Unbreaking What’s Broken
Jun 2019 - Aug 2019For nearly a century and half, the people of Jerusalem had been stepping over the rubble of its ruins. They grew accustomed to the brokenness. They settled for a sense of physical forsakenness. No one cared. Until somebody did. Nehemiah didn’t just rebuild a city – he restored a community. In this series we’ll try to be honest about what’s broken in our lives, but hopeful about what happens when people pray, work together and rely on God.
Here's The Story (Every Family Has One)
May 2019 - Jun 2019Noah had a drinking problem. Moses murdered a man before he became Israel’s deliverer. Abraham told his wife to pretend she was his sister to save his own skin. Jacob lied to his father and swindled his brother. David committed adultery and murder. One of the amazing things about the Bible is its honesty. The heroes and heroines are never pristine. The paths they walk are never straight. So, if you or your family has a story you’d rather not tell, you are not alone. Here’s the good news: God did not give up on them and he won’t give up on you – or your family.
To Our Graduates
May 2016 - May 2019Each May, we honor the Twickenham youth who are about to graduate.
Best. Story. Ever.
Mar 2019 - Apr 2019It’s the story you wish you could hear for the first time all over again. It’s the story that never gets old. It is simply the Best Story Ever.
Awkward
Feb 2019 - Mar 2019The community of Jesus began on a cross, not a sofa. It is summoned to an unconventional lifestyle into a messy family that requires superhuman love. It’s awkward. And it is a gift.
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