Maundy Thursday is the night of Jesus’ last supper and arrest. We’ll be highlighting the washing of the disciple’s feet and the giving of the “new command”: to love one another as he has loved us.
Read MoreThis week we are kicking off our new series titled Holy Week. We’ll be walking through the final week of Jesus’ ministry on Earth leading up to His death and resurrection. This week we are focusing on Palm Sunday. The moment when Jesus enters Jerusalem knowing what is ahead of him and yet He still marches on for our sake. We’ll talk about how Jesus knows everything that we have ever done. Every failure, every weakness, and yet he still chose to give his life for us!
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Tonight, we will look at the question, “Who does God love?” through the Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 and see that God’s love is bigger than we expect and more gracious than we deserve. Jesus shows us that the Father welcomes both the rebellious and the self-righteous, not because they’ve earned it, but because He is compassionate and eager to restore what was lost. God loves everyone, and His invitation is for each of us to come to Him humbly, whether we feel far away or think we’ve done everything right.
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Tonight we will focus on what it looks like to live out faith in everyday life—especially at school and in our everyday relationships. Students are being invited to see faith not as something to perform or perfect, but as something that slowly shapes how we treat people, handle conflict, and make choices, even when it feels awkward or hard.
Read MoreIn our final week of Outdated, we’ll be discussing the wonderful topic of sexual boundaries. How far is too far? The age-old question. To answer it, we’ll set them up with two questions to consider when creating their boundaries game plan. 1) Is it beneficial? 2) Could it become my master?
Read MoreTonight is a Discussion Night! We will be defining love and talking about how a relationship that is built on the qualities of love with last and will replicate the love of Christ!
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This week, Luke will explore answers to the question: Why do I keep sinning? Many students struggle with the same reality that Paul processes: We love Jesus and want to do what is right, yet we choose sin! Luke will remind students that…
Read MoreThis week we are answering the question: Who do we date? Paul tells the people of Corinth that there are many amazing attributes but one is the greatest of them all, and that’s love. We will talk about what it looks like to be a person who leads with love, and how it is vital when deciding who we should be dating.
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We will open our new series by affirming that honest questions about faith are not a weakness, but a normal and healthy part of following Jesus. Through Thomas’s question at the Last Supper in John 14, we see that Jesus welcomes curiosity and responds with clarity, identifying Himself as the way, the truth, and the life. Jesus meets us in our confusion and uncertainty, inviting us to stay close to Him rather than having everything figured out. Ultimately, faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about choosing trust and relationship with Jesus while we ask our questions.
Read MoreWe’re beginning our relationship series! “Outdated” will cover the questions of why, who, and how we date. Tonight, we are addressing the question “why” by talking about the gift of singleness. In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul makes it quite clear that the life of a single person can be more fully devoted to the Lord than those who are married. Often, we view singleness as the gift no one wants to be stuck with, but the Bible explains it as a powerful gift of God. We’ll be explaining to students why singleness is a gift and how to use it properly
Read MoreHigh School Lifeline is taking Sunday February 8th off to make room for everyone to spend time with friends and family, and Middle School and Bella Vista are taking off February 11 as we take a breather after our winter camp.
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Life often feels overwhelming when we try to keep everything under control, but Jesus invites us to come to Him for rest. Throughout the Bible, Sabbath teaches us to stop striving and trust that God is in control. That rest is ultimately found in Jesus, who is gentle, trustworthy, and cares for us.
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