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

This series will walk through our new vision, mission and core values at Kingsway.

Our Vision: Kingsway...a place where the lost and broken are transformed by the love of Christ.

Our Mission: To lead people who are far from God into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.

Series kicks-off August 10.

The fiscal cliff. The debt ceiling. Interest rates, inflation, taxes ...

What emotions stir in you when you hear those words? Fear? Worry? Anger? Despair? When we see ourselves as responsible to meet our own needs, we find ourselves focused on those things rather than trusting God. God desires a different story for us. God wants us to trust him. Will we?

We begin seeing amazing blessings when we first see everything as belonging to God. By trusting him to meet our daily needs, we are released from the fears of this world and are aligned to become more like our generous God.

Learn how to prioritize finances and grow in your ability to trust God.

In the letter of 1 Timothy, Paul gives instructions that are intended to help Timothy establish and lead churches that hit the target: fulfill their purpose. By paying attention to Paul’s words to Timothy, we can make sure our church remains on-target too.