May 5 - High School

Tonight is our Lifeline baptism event! We will celebrate the next steps of the people at each campus who made the decision to get baptized by listening to their faith stories and cheering them on in their obedience to Jesus!

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High SchoolAl Shepard
May 1 - Middle School

A question that all of us ask at some point is, “what difference can I make?” It’s a key question for each of us to ask as we look at the world around us, and notice the effect that we can personally have upon it. Paul argues in 2 Corinthians 5:20, that the key mission of the believer is to be an ambassador for Christ. Which means that the biggest difference that we can make in this world is to help those around us be reconciled to God.

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Middle SchoolAl Shepard
April 28 - High School

Tonight is our panel night! During teaching time, we will go through questions that are often asked by high school students about love, relationships, and sexuality. We have prayerfully considered which questions to tackle and want to give our students Biblically-informed wisdom to help them navigate life as a middle school student!

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High SchoolAl Shepard
April 24 - Middle School

Where do I fit in? This is a big question that everyone wrestles with and if we are not careful, we can allow our desire to fit in to lead us to making decisions that we regret. If the crowd around us often values the things that we should avoid, what other options do we have? We can find our true belonging in relationship with God and His church.

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Middle SchoolAl Shepard
April 21 - High School

As we continue our Bad Role Models series, we are going to look at the ways the religious leader mistreated a woman who they caught in adultery. The woman caught in sin was invited to repent of her sins by embracing the mercy of Jesus and the religious leaders were invited to repent by recognizing their own sin. In this powerful story, we are reminded that Jesus’ mercy transforms us to living the life we are called to live and pointing others to Jesus instead of counting them out on receiving the mercy Jesus desires to give them.

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High SchoolAl Shepard
April 17 - Middle School

Two students from the same small group and school grow up, graduate high school, go to college, and transition into adulthood; one of the students has a vibrant faith, a steady confidence, and a love for life while the other student has none of those things: What is the difference? The difference is found in how they answer three big questions. During this series, we will explore three big questions that can set the trajectory for our life and our faith: Who am I? Where do I fit in? & What difference can I make?

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April 14 - High School

The Bible is full of valuable wisdom on love, relationships, and sexuality. The Bible is also full of real stories of broken people turning their backs on the very wisdom that we are called to live by. During this series, we are going to take an honest look at some of the poor choices made by people in the Bible in an effort to stay away from the same mistakes.

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High SchoolAl Shepard
March 27 - Middle School

Tonight is our panel night! During teaching time, we will go through questions that are often asked by middle school students about love, relationships, and sexuality. We have prayerfully considered which questions to tackle and want to give our students Biblically-informed wisdom to help them navigate life as a middle school student! 

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Middle SchoolAl Shepard
March 24 - High School

This week all of High School Lifeline is gathering together for a night of music and teaching! We’re going to be focusing in on some of the history of God and his people, and trying our best to emphasize and understand the amazing reality that the Holy Spirit dwells in all of us who have chosen to trust in and follow Jesus.

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High SchoolAl Shepard
March 20 - Middle School

Weddings are often a time for us to think about the topic of LOVE! And at many wedding ceremonies, the “love chapter” from 1 Corinthians 13 is read. When we understand the cultural context to this famous chapter of our Bible, we discover that Paul’s letter about what love looks like was not addressed to newlyweds, but rather, to a church community. While most students may not be thinking much of marriage at this age, what they can (and should) do is consider the type of person they are becoming today. The question is not "Will I be a great boyfriend, girlfriend, or spouse someday?”, but rather, “Am I becoming a more loving person today?”

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Middle SchoolAl Shepard
March 17 - High School

If you’re not careful, you can grow up surrounding yourself with a bunch of normal friendships and zero friendships of depth. This week, we will share three necessary ingredients to a deeper friendship: Your commitment, your words, and your prayers.

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High SchoolAl Shepard
March 13 - Middle School

What does the Bible say about relationships and love? More importantly, what does any of it have to do with how you live your life as a sixth, seventh, or eighth-grade student? When we explore what God’s Word says about love and relationships, we don’t just see commands and truths to apply when we start dating or get married, we see the beautiful ways that God calls us to live right here and now!

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