How to Be Rich, Part 2 – Give
September 26, 2010
We spend most of our lives trying to get rich. But we rarely feel rich. What if we already have the very thing that we’re chasing, and we don’t even realize it? What if we just need to learn how to be rich?
This week we begin the process of rearranging our financial priorities around the idea that “The earth is the LORD’s and everything in it” (Psalm 24:1). If everything is God’s and we’re just managers, how can we be the best managers possible?
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Be Rich…Share Your Story!
September 19, 2010
On Sunday, September 19th we started a new series entitled How to Be Rich. In week one, Stephen explored the foundation for how we think about money and challenged us to consider that we are managers, not owners of all that we have (click here to listen to the message). Read more
How to Be Rich, Part 1 – Master of the Board
September 19, 2010
We spend most of our lives trying to getrich. But we rarely feel rich. What if we already have the very thing that we’re chasing, and we don’t even realize it? What if we just need to learn how to be rich?
This week Stephen explores our foundational understanding of money. We go through life working hard, trying to acquire more and become rich. Maybe there’s something we’re missing.
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How to Be Rich
September 15, 2010
We spend most of our lives trying to get rich. But we rarely feel rich. What if we already have the very thing that we’re chasing, and we don’t even realize it? What if we just need to learn how to be rich? Join us for this four-part series beginning Sunday, September 19th.
Radical Love
September 12, 2010
Jesus preached a world-changing message. Some believed him… many didn’t. But it wasn’t what he said that was so radical. It’s what he did. And what he still does for those who come to him. Join us on September 12 as we look at Jesus’ radical way of love.
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Crave
September 12, 2010
Bridging the Gap
September 5, 2010
There is a gap between what happens in church on Sunday mornings and what happens at school, or in the office, or at home on Monday mornings. It’s a gap between truth and life – the way you know you should live and the way life really unfolds. So how do you bridge that gap? How do you bridge the gap between thinking forgiveness is a good idea and actually forgiving? Between believing God is in control and actually making decisions that reflect that reality?
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Neighborhood Fall Festival
September 3, 2010
There’s a chill in the air. The kids are back in school. Football season has started. It’s hard to believe, but Fall is here! To celebrate, New Denver is throwing a party for our neighborhood. On Saturday, September 18th from 1:00-4:00pm, we will host our first Neighborhood Fall Festival on the front lawn of the church building (700 Bonnie Brae Blvd).
We’ll have hot dogs and hamburgers for the kids, plus bouncy houses, face painting, and games! For adults we’ll be smoking up some BBQ and will even have some games for you to play! So join us on September 18th for an afternoon of Fall fun. Oh, and if you have friends in the Wash Park/Bonnie Brae/Corrie Merril neighborhoods, be sure to invite them!
Thanks to everyone who came to this year’s festival – especially our great volunteers who made it happen. Here are some pictures from the day:
Radical Love
September 1, 2010
Jesus preached a world-changing message. Some believed him… many didn’t. But it wasn’t what he said that was so radical. It’s what he did. And what he still does for those who come to him. Join us on September 12 as we look at Jesus’ radical way of love.
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