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Shift — Stuff Shift

At certain times, we need increased momentum in our lives. We feel like something is a little off, we are lugging a little too slow or somehow need a surge of “juice.” That’s when it’s time for a shift. This isn’t about going in the wrong direction, it isn’t a U-turn—it’s about executing a gear change, it’s a about an adjustment that will give us momentum—A SHIFT.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble takes a look at the shifts we need to make from giving to surrender.

Shift — Serve Shift

At certain times, we need increased momentum in our lives. We feel like something is a little off, we are lugging a little too slow or somehow need a surge of “juice.” That’s when it’s time for a shift. This isn’t about going in the wrong direction, it isn’t a U-turn—it’s about executing a gear change, it’s a about an adjustment that will give us momentum—A SHIFT.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble looks at a shift in our serving, and what it means to be owners, not just renters.

The Jesus Creed — Love

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble finishes the series with a look at the central action of the Jesus Creed—"love."

The Jesus Creed — The Jesus Creed Journey

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Scot McKnight, author of The Jesus Creed, shares how the practice of reciting the Jesus Creed will alter the way you see the others in your life.

The Jesus Creed — Unlikely

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble looks at the book of John and the story of the woman caught in adultery and the unlikely places that we encounter God.

The Jesus Creed — Who

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble looks at the book of Luke and the parable of the the Good Samaritan.

The Jesus Creed — One

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble continues the series with a look at the Jesus Creed told in Mark and the implications of God being "One."

The Jesus Creed — Everything

“Spirituality”—most of us feel like we want it. We would like to think of ourselves as a “spiritual” person. But how are you supposed to figure out what’s real, what’s true, what actual spirituality looks like? Even if you are connected to a church, who do you ask? Even if you decide to read the Bible, where do you start? It’s a big book! It’s almost like we are suffering from information overload. It would be nice if someone who really knew what they were talking about could boil it down and just give us something to work with. Enter Jesus, who did just that.

“Love God. Love your neighbor.”

This little ditty is something author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight calls “The Jesus Creed.” Join us as we take a closer look at the center of Jesus Spirituality.

Lead Pastor Ed Noble opens the series with a look at the Jesus Creed told in Matthew—in which, Jesus says that everything hangs on this.

Launch

In order to live out what we know is really important, we have to start living out our ultimate values. Lead Pastor Ed Noble examines some of those ultimate values and how the results of living a life centered around those.