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Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
May 8, 2016
The Grass is Greener
- Song of Solomon 5:9-7:13
- Matt Nickoson
Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
May 1, 2016
Man vs. Woman
- Song of Solomon 5:1-8
- Matt Nickoson
Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
April 24, 2016
Sky Rockets in Flight
- Song of Solomon 4:1-5:1
- Matt Nickoson
Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
April 17, 2016
Put A Ring On It
- Song of Solomon 3:6-11
- Matt Nickoson
Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
April 10, 2016
Going all the Way
- Song of Solomon 2:7-3:5
- Matt Nickoson
Make Love Work - Song of Solomon
Our culture is in love with the idea of love. We are enamored with the idea of the fairy tale beginning and the fairy tale ending, but we never hear the full story of the in-between. These stories leave us hopeful and hopeless at the same time. Hopeful to reach the end of our stories, but hopeless to get across the chasm between the now and the then.
In the book of Song of Solomon, God gives us the hope to start living out the then right now. He not only gives us the destination, but lays out the roadmap on how to get there. Love is the greatest gift given to us, but like any gift, it will take effort on our part to open it. To make love in this world, we have to know the destination to the fairy tale ending and work to get there.
April 3, 2016
The Peacock: Mating Calls
- Song of Solomon 1:1-2:7
- Matt Nickoson
March 27, 2016
Deep Waters
- John 18:16-21:19
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
March 20, 2016
You Have To See This
- Acts 4:36-15:41
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
March 13, 2016
Road to Somewhere
- Acts 9:1-43
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
March 6, 2016
Full Of It
- Acts 5:29-7:60
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
February 28, 2016
Grasping Generosity
- Acts 4:32-5:5
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
February 21, 2016
The Big Ask
- Acts 3:6-4:31
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
February 14, 2016
No Strings Attached
- Acts 2:38-47
- Matt Nickoson
Be Bold: Safe is Boring
The Christian life is full of adventure when it is actually lived. For many of us we are more worried about staying safe than living fully. We are bombarded with the constant fears and questions of “what if”, so we never move from our safe places to actually follow God’s leading in our lives. The reality is that when it comes to this life we can never be safe on our own. God did not promise a life without fear, but He did promise a life greater than anything we could lose. He promised do be our safety when we are living boldly for Him.
In this series we are answering the question: “Who are we and where are we going?” In the book of Acts, the first church lived a life so bold that it changed the course of history and impacted the world as we know it. As God’s Church and plan A for the world, He calls us to Be Bold and follow His Spirit’s leading in our lives. Being bold enough to truly live is not the absence of fear, but rather the presence of faith. So Be Bold because Safe is boring.
Week 1: Bold Vision
Week 2 : No Strings-Attached Relationships
Week 3 : The Big Ask
Week 4 : Grasping Generously
Week 5 : Full of It
Week 6 : Road to Somewhere
Week 7 : You Have to See This
February 7, 2016
Bold Vision
- Acts 1:1-2:41
- Matt Nickoson
TIRED. FRUSTRATED. OVERWHELMED.
We all struggle with these things. It can make you feel like “The Walking Dead.” You’re living, but without energy, hope or direction.
Join us on Sundays in January 2016 for a new series: The Walking Dead. We’ll explore the challenges of living and find fresh encouragement and purpose for our lives and families in the new year!
CONTENT: Revelations 19-22 (chronologically)
- Week 1: The Infected (Revelation 19:1-10—The Wedding Feast)
- Week 2: World War Z (Revelation 19:11-20:10—Triumph over the Enemy))
- Week 3: Hell on Earth (Hell) (Revelation 20)
- Week 4: The Cure (Heaven) (Revelation 21)
- Week 5: Alive (Revelation 22—The Redeemed)
January 31, 2016
Alive
- Revelation 3:5
- Matt Nickoson
TIRED. FRUSTRATED. OVERWHELMED.
We all struggle with these things. It can make you feel like “The Walking Dead.” You’re living, but without energy, hope or direction.
Join us on Sundays in January 2016 for a new series: The Walking Dead. We’ll explore the challenges of living and find fresh encouragement and purpose for our lives and families in the new year!
CONTENT: Revelations 19-22 (chronologically)
- Week 1: The Infected (Revelation 19:1-10—The Wedding Feast)
- Week 2: World War Z (Revelation 19:11-20:10—Triumph over the Enemy))
- Week 3: Hell on Earth (Hell) (Revelation 20)
- Week 4: The Cure (Heaven) (Revelation 21)
- Week 5: Alive (Revelation 22—The Redeemed)
January 24, 2016
Heaven
- Revelation 21:1-27
- Matt Nickoson
TIRED. FRUSTRATED. OVERWHELMED.
We all struggle with these things. It can make you feel like “The Walking Dead.” You’re living, but without energy, hope or direction.
Join us on Sundays in January 2016 for a new series: The Walking Dead. We’ll explore the challenges of living and find fresh encouragement and purpose for our lives and families in the new year!
CONTENT: Revelations 19-22 (chronologically)
- Week 1: The Infected (Revelation 19:1-10—The Wedding Feast)
- Week 2: World War Z (Revelation 19:11-20:10—Triumph over the Enemy))
- Week 3: Hell on Earth (Hell) (Revelation 20)
- Week 4: The Cure (Heaven) (Revelation 21)
- Week 5: Alive (Revelation 22—The Redeemed)
January 17, 2016
Hell On Earth
- Revelation 20:10-15
- Matt Nickoson
TIRED. FRUSTRATED. OVERWHELMED.
We all struggle with these things. It can make you feel like “The Walking Dead.” You’re living, but without energy, hope or direction.
Join us on Sundays in January 2016 for a new series: The Walking Dead. We’ll explore the challenges of living and find fresh encouragement and purpose for our lives and families in the new year!
CONTENT: Revelations 19-22 (chronologically)
- Week 1: The Infected (Revelation 19:1-10—The Wedding Feast)
- Week 2: World War Z (Revelation 19:11-20:10—Triumph over the Enemy))
- Week 3: Hell on Earth (Hell) (Revelation 20)
- Week 4: The Cure (Heaven) (Revelation 21)
- Week 5: Alive (Revelation 22—The Redeemed)
January 10, 2016
World War Z
- Revelation 19:7-20:10
- Matt Nickoson
TIRED. FRUSTRATED. OVERWHELMED.
We all struggle with these things. It can make you feel like “The Walking Dead.” You’re living, but without energy, hope or direction.
Join us on Sundays in January 2016 for a new series: The Walking Dead. We’ll explore the challenges of living and find fresh encouragement and purpose for our lives and families in the new year!
CONTENT: Revelations 19-22 (chronologically)
- Week 1: The Infected (Revelation 19:1-10—The Wedding Feast)
- Week 2: World War Z (Revelation 19:11-20:10—Triumph over the Enemy))
- Week 3: Hell on Earth (Hell) (Revelation 20)
- Week 4: The Cure (Heaven) (Revelation 21)
- Week 5: Alive (Revelation 22—The Redeemed)
January 3, 2016
The Infected
- Revelation 19:1-10
- Matt Nickoson
November 29, 2015
The Untamable Tongue
- James 3:1-12
- Scott Kenworthy
June 10, 2018
All Religions Are Essentially The Same
- Brett Cadwell
June 3, 2018
All Good People Go To Heaven
- Rhett Morehouse
May 27, 2018
Changing Course
- Todd Allen
May 20, 2018
What Drives You?
- Todd Allen
May 13, 2018
Blessing in a World of Cursing
- Matt Nickoson
May 6, 2018
Our Decisions, God's Faithfulness
- Matt Nickoson
April 29, 2018
Searching for God Knows What (Women)
- Matt Nickoson
April 22, 2018
Searching for God Knows What (Men)
- Matt Nickoson
April 15, 2018
Sins of the Father
- Matt Nickoson
April 8, 2018
Three Kinds of Shame
- Matt Nickoson