re|engage Launch
Tuesdays beginning August 25 | 6:15 pm
Registration Open
Registration Open
Men's Bible Study
Wednesdays beginning September 16
Springs Annex | 6:15 am
Springs Annex | 6:15 am
Men's Breakfast
Saturday | September 19
Springs Annex | 8:00 am
Springs Annex | 8:00 am
Men's Fall Retreat
October 16 - 18 | Camp Eagle
Registration Open
Registration Open
Ways To Connect This Week
Springs Bible Reading
Weekdays | 6:30 am
Daily communal Bible reading experience.
re:generation | Recovery
Mondays | 6:30 pm
A biblically-based 12 step discipleship program to help anyone experience new life and freedom through Jesus Christ.
The Gathering | Young Adults
Tuesdays | 7:00 pm
At The Gathering, we believe your questions matter because you matter.
Springs Bible Reading
Wednesdays | 8:00 am
Weekly dedicated time of prayer for requests within our church body.
Missions Prayer
Sundays | 6:30 am
Weekly dedicated time of prayer for our local and international missions partners.
Parent & Leader Connect
Sunday | 4:00 pm
Come hear all about the next year of Student Ministry!
1. Have you ever gotten a “fresh start” in life; a new job, relationship, or opportunity, only to realize that you were still struggling with some of the same things? What did that experience teach you about what really changes us?
2. Read Genesis 9:18–28 and compare it with Genesis 8:21. What does Noah’s failure after the flood teach us about humanity’s deepest problem? Then read Ezekiel 36:26–27. How does God’s promise of a new heart point us to the gospel?
3. As you look at Genesis 9:18–28, where do you see yourself tempted to respond to sin the way this family did? What would it look like to bring that part of your heart honestly to Jesus?
4. What is one area where God may be inviting you to stop hiding, stop trying to manage it yourself, and bring it honestly to Jesus?
2. Read Genesis 9:18–28 and compare it with Genesis 8:21. What does Noah’s failure after the flood teach us about humanity’s deepest problem? Then read Ezekiel 36:26–27. How does God’s promise of a new heart point us to the gospel?
3. As you look at Genesis 9:18–28, where do you see yourself tempted to respond to sin the way this family did? What would it look like to bring that part of your heart honestly to Jesus?
4. What is one area where God may be inviting you to stop hiding, stop trying to manage it yourself, and bring it honestly to Jesus?
