Sundays beginning September 27th
Merge is a premarital discipleship ministry designed for engaged and seriously dating couples. It's a chance to seek wisdom and receive counsel about marriage in a safe, fun, and authentic environment.
Merge is a premarital discipleship ministry designed for engaged and seriously dating couples. It's a chance to seek wisdom and receive counsel about marriage in a safe, fun, and authentic environment.
Thursday Morning Bible Study
Beginning Sept 17 | 9:30 am | McKenna
(Waitlist for childcare available)
Beginning Sept 17 | 9:30 am | McKenna
(Waitlist for childcare available)
Thursday Evening Bible Study
Beginning Sept 17 | 7:00 pm | McKenna
Beginning Sept 17 | 7:00 pm | McKenna
Ways To Connect This Week
Springs Bible Reading
Weekdays | 6:30 am
McKenna
Daily communal Bible reading experience.
re:generation | Recovery
Mondays | 6:30 pm
Mckenna
A biblically-based 12 step discipleship program to help anyone experience new life and freedom through Jesus Christ.
The Gathering
Tuesdays | 7:00 pm
McKenna
At The Gathering, we believe your questions matter because you matter.
Corporate Prayer
Wednesday | 8:00 am
McKenna
Weekly dedicated time of prayer for requests within our church body.
ELEVATE
Wednesday | 7:00 pm
McKenna
Our once a month gathering for High School students.
Missions Prayer
Sunday | 7:30 am
McKenna
Weekly dedicated time of prayer for our local and international missions partners.
Middle School
Sunday | 8:30 am
DK Hall
An intentional time of growing in God’s Word and enjoying fellowship with one another.
Save The Date...
1. What were the people of Babel trying to accomplish through their city and tower? What did they believe the tower could provide for them?”
2. Genesis 11 shows humanity trying to secure its future and establish its significance apart from God. Read Proverbs 18:10 alongside Genesis 11:1–9. What contrast do you see between the way Babel sought security, and the kind of security God offers? What does this teach us about where true security and significance are found?
3. The people of Babel wanted to be secure, significant, and independent from God. Where do you see that same desire operating in your own heart? What would it look like this week to repent of trying to build your own “tower” and instead trust Jesus to be your security, identity, and significance?
2. Genesis 11 shows humanity trying to secure its future and establish its significance apart from God. Read Proverbs 18:10 alongside Genesis 11:1–9. What contrast do you see between the way Babel sought security, and the kind of security God offers? What does this teach us about where true security and significance are found?
3. The people of Babel wanted to be secure, significant, and independent from God. Where do you see that same desire operating in your own heart? What would it look like this week to repent of trying to build your own “tower” and instead trust Jesus to be your security, identity, and significance?
Helping you continue the conversation with your middle school and high school students.
Middle School
1. What is one “tower” you’re tempted to build your identity on—sports, grades, friends, appearance, being funny, popularity, something else? Why does that thing feel so important to you?
2. How would your week look different if you really believed, “I don’t have to make a name for myself because I belong to Jesus”?
2. How would your week look different if you really believed, “I don’t have to make a name for myself because I belong to Jesus”?
High School
1. Where are you most tempted to build your identity around achievement, approval, image, relationships, or control? What happens in you when that “tower” gets threatened?
2. If your deepest identity really came from belonging to Christ instead of proving yourself, what would change about the way you handle comparison, failure, rejection, or success?
2. If your deepest identity really came from belonging to Christ instead of proving yourself, what would change about the way you handle comparison, failure, rejection, or success?
