Connections

As people with the Spirit of God living within us, we a being made in the image of Christ.  Kingdom people look like Jesus!

The King Has Come! But what does that mean as citizens of that kingdom?  Why are Christians in some parts of the world more "alive" in their faith than others?  The answer may be in allegiance.  Listen in.

We continue our wonderful conversation with Dr. Britany Janiszewski, President of Visible Music College, by exploring how our worship, particularly our engagement with music during our gatherings, shapes us as disciples and apprentices of Jesus. It is a deeply impactful and beautiful discussion that will hopefully lead us all to reflect on our own impact and discipleship of one another during our shared worship time.

As a church, Faith Connection is beginning a journey through the liturgical season of Kingdomtide. But what is kingdomtide? Why do we care? Come join us as we explore the origins of this ecumenical liturgical season and how it shapes us as the people of God. 

We have a wonderful 2 part conversation with Dr. Brittany Janiszewski, the President of Visible Music College in Millington, Tennessee. We discuss today in part 1, "what is worship?" A seemingly simple question, but it leads us down a deep and rich rabbit whole. So join us as we explore what it means to worship for all it's worth. 

What does it mean to "put on" or "clothe yourself" with the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12-17, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with one another, forgiveness, love, peace, and gratitude. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the final virtue of gratitude, and how this ancient word reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday life. 

What does it mean to "put on" or "clothe yourself" with the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12-17, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with one another, forgiveness, love, peace, and gratitude. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of peace, and how this ancient word reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday life. 

Life is about growth, change, and maturity.  Paul tells that to the Philippian church as encouragement to help them keep on striving for a life in Christ. 

What does it mean to "put on" or "clothe yourself" with the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12-17, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with one another, forgiveness, love, peace, and gratitude. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of love, and how the ancient words of hesed and agape can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday life. 

Paul considered the people with him as co-workers.  They were united in their devotion to Christ not in their own personal positions.