This morning I was having coffee with a friend when the conversation turned to those outside- the-church friends God has given us that we are praying for. I wasn’t surprised – it feels like that’s been part of most of my conversations this week. »»
As we prepare to transition into our new worship space and time, there are a handful of new “customs” I’m looking forward to us leaning into.
New custom #1: Sunday lunch. »»
So this Saturday we are doing a work day at the new facility! There is quite a bit to be done (though, dang we’re blessed to get a place in such amazing shape!), and if you can come out for a while it will be a great time of serving and a great way to be together.
This new year marks a year of important transition for Life as we move into our new space and worship time.
No doubt »»
“It’s never too early to start.”
So says Dr. Kara Powell and Dr. Chap Clark of the Fuller Youth Institute »»
This morning I was having coffee with a friend when the conversation turned to those outside- the-church friends God has given us that we are praying for. I wasn’t surprised – it feels like that’s been part of most of my conversations this week. »»
As we prepare to transition into our new worship space and time, there are a handful of new “customs” I’m looking forward to us leaning into.
New custom #1: Sunday lunch. »»
Tim Morey discusses Life Covenant’s core value of ”devotion”. Though spiritual growth is often equated with growth in knowledge, it is not the end goal – love is. This passage guides us to grow in love with God and people.
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Tim Morey looks at Life Covenant’s core values (biblical, devotional, missional, and connectional), starting this week with: biblical. The focus is on the Bible’s role in worship, and how it reflects the unchanging nature of God.
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