Our Narratives influence our lives and the impact we have on others around us. Really, this is God’s story. His is the big story and we are all part of it. There are many other micronarratives that try to get our intention and therefore influence our lives. The only way to recalibrate our narratives is...
If you ask Jesus who he would like to have invited to dinner, his answer would be, YOU. Jesus is the true host. He often told stories of how the Kingdom of God is a like party that a King would host and invite all the people no one ever thought would be on any...
The Kingdom of God has an open invitation to ALL. This makes the Kingdom of God a Kingdom full of diversity. So we Like People Like You. We want to be the church where you will meet people like you and some who are not. Just like Jesus we want to have a very radicle...
We are called to be a church of the Kingdom of God. What that means is that we will Trust God for everything. We long to see God’s Justice here on the Earth, God’s life here on the Earth and the demonstration of God’s power here on the Earth just as it is in Heaven....
“I lift my hands to believe again” Our posture affects our worship. Our body changes our mind which changes our outcome. This is not hocus pocus. it’s the way God made us. So, I think it makes sense to thank God for making us this way – for giving us a way to draw nearer...
Jesus had a unique ability to look back while moving forward. Adam Mosley looks at Jesus’ perspective on progress and asks how it could shape our own lives.
Who should you invite into your life and into the Kingdom of God? Jesus’ answer might surprise you. Adam Mosley looks at Jesus’ story of a great banquet.
What if you could have unending riches in exchange for whatever coins you have in your pocket? Adam Mosley explores Jesus’ stories of the Kingdom of God being just such an exchange.
How could something as vast and infinite as the Kingdom of God be anything like a tiny seed? Adam Mosley takes a look at a few stories Jesus told about seeds and the Kingdom.
Jesus told a lot of stories about the Kingdom of God. Adam Mosley kicks off a new series by looking at one of Jesus’ most well-known stories and the implications it has for our understanding of God and the world.
