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Do you remember early years where you were curious about life?  Everything you could see, experience, talk about or discover- curiosity got the best of you.  Have we lost our curiosity when it comes to God?  Do you remember the times you were curious to see what and where God was in your life- and where He wants to take you?  Join us as we rediscover or discover how our curious faith leads us deeper into God’s presence and His will!

I am all alone. I can’t slow down. This is just the way I am. The danger of a lie is it almost always contains just enough truth to be believed. But what damage could be done if you lived as if even one lie was true? What would that do to your mind, heart, body? What havoc could that lie wreck in your life a year from now, 10 years from now, 50 years from now? What sins would you justify? What walls would you put up? What bitterness could grow? The reality is we all carry internalized lies, but there is hope: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ declares once and for all over my life that truth can triumph over lies

I am all alone. I can’t slow down. This is just the way I am. The danger of a lie is it almost always contains just enough truth to be believed. But what damage could be done if you lived as if even one lie was true? What would that do to your mind, heart, body? What havoc could that lie wreck in your life a year from now, 10 years from now, 50 years from now? What sins would you justify? What walls would you put up? What bitterness could grow? The reality is we all carry internalized lies, but there is hope: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ declares once and for all over my life that truth can triumph over lies.

I am all alone. I can’t slow down. This is just the way I am. The danger of a lie is it almost always contains just enough truth to be believed. But what damage could be done if you lived as if even one lie was true? What would that do to your mind, heart, body? What havoc could that lie wreck in your life a year from now, 10 years from now, 50 years from now? What sins would you justify? What walls would you put up? What bitterness could grow? The reality is we all carry internalized lies, but there is hope: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ declares once and for all over my life that truth can triumph over lies. Join us for our new series “The Lies I Tell Myself” starting on Easter Sunday.

I am all alone. I can’t slow down. This is just the way I am. The danger of a lie is it almost always contains just enough truth to be believed. But what damage could be done if you lived as if even one lie was true? What would that do to your mind, heart, body? What havoc could that lie wreck in your life a year from now, 10 years from now, 50 years from now? What sins would you justify? What walls would you put up? What bitterness could grow? The reality is we all carry internalized lies, but there is hope: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ declares once and for all over my life that truth can triumph over lies. Join us for our new series “The Lies I Tell Myself” starting on Easter Sunday.

I am all alone. I can’t slow down. This is just the way I am. The danger of a lie is it almost always contains just enough truth to be believed. But what damage could be done if you lived as if even one lie was true? What would that do to your mind, heart, body? What havoc could that lie wreck in your life a year from now, 10 years from now, 50 years from now? What sins would you justify? What walls would you put up? What bitterness could grow? The reality is we all carry internalized lies, but there is hope: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ declares once and for all over my life that truth can triumph over lies. Join us for our new series “The Lies I Tell Myself” starting on Easter Sunday.