Vintage Us — Organic, Unprocessed Spirit-uality

Jesus meant for the "Us" to be something other than the weird, institutional, religious organization that has somehow morphed into and slid under the moniker "Church." So, we're going back to the source — to the early church described in Acts. We're going back to re-engage our true self, our destiny; and rediscover the vintage us.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble focuses on the event of Pentecost described in Acts 2.

Vintage Us — Jesus: Here and Now, There and Here

Jesus meant for the "Us" to be something other than the weird, institutional, religious organization that has somehow morphed into and slid under the moniker "Church." So, we're going back to the source — to the early church described in Acts. We're going back to re-engage our true self, our destiny; and rediscover the vintage us.

In the opening week of the series, Lead Pastor Ed Noble talks about the ascension of Jesus Christ and the reality-shaping implications that event holds for us.

I'd Love to Change the World — Go: Going Where You Are

Brian Berry, Student Ministries Pastor

We all wish that things were different. We know that there is something wrong in the world — sometimes, it bugs us more than we let others know. Every now and then, that urge to change things wells up within us so greatly, that we feel like we might explode. But, if we’re honest, most of us, let that feeling pass — and we head back to our busy lives.

Jesus has no intention of leaving this world in the mess that it’s in. In fact, the Bible teaches that God’s mega-plan is total redemption of the world. And here’s the place where we get a little traction: He plans to use us! To follow Jesus is to follow a guy who plans to change everything.

I'd Love to Change the World — The Journey of Journey

Ed Noble, Teaching Pastor

We all wish that things were different. We know that there is something wrong in the world — sometimes, it bugs us more than we let others know. Every now and then, that urge to change things wells up within us so greatly, that we feel like we might explode. But, if we’re honest, most of us, let that feeling pass — and we head back to our busy lives.

Jesus has no intention of leaving this world in the mess that it’s in. In fact, the Bible teaches that God’s mega-plan is total redemption of the world. And here’s the place where we get a little traction: He plans to use us! To follow Jesus is to follow a guy who plans to change everything.