Pursuit Community Church

In 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, Paul teaches that the Holy Spirit gives different spiritual gifts to believers for the purpose of serving God and strengthening the church. Although the gifts are varied, they all come from the same Spirit, who empowers each person according to His will. This passage reminds us that every believer has a unique role and that we should use our gifts to glorify God and serve...

In 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, Paul teaches that the Holy Spirit gives different spiritual gifts to believers for the purpose of serving God and strengthening the church. Although the gifts are varied, they all come from the same Spirit, who empowers each person according to His will. This passage reminds us that every believer has a unique role and that we should use our gifts to glorify God and serve...

This week, we look at what Paul had to say about communion.

This week, we look at what Paul had to say about communion.

This week Pastor Mark walks us through a tough passage in the beginning of 1 Corinthians 11.

This week Pastor Mark walks us through a tough passage in the beginning of 1 Corinthians 11.

In 1 Corinthians Paul warns believers against idolatry and overconfidence, reminding them to learn from Israel’s mistakes. He encourages us to use our freedom wisely, putting others first and doing everything for God’s glory.

In 1 Corinthians Paul warns believers against idolatry and overconfidence, reminding them to learn from Israel’s mistakes. He encourages us to use our freedom wisely, putting others first and doing everything for God’s glory.

In 1 Corinthians Paul warns believers against idolatry and overconfidence, reminding them to learn from Israel’s mistakes. He encourages us to use our freedom wisely, putting others first and doing everything for God’s glory.

In 1 Corinthians Paul warns believers against idolatry and overconfidence, reminding them to learn from Israel’s mistakes. He encourages us to use our freedom wisely, putting others first and doing everything for God’s glory.

In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul explains that following Jesus means willingly giving up our rights and freedoms for the sake of others and the gospel. He challenges us to live with purpose, discipline, and a willingness to sacrifice so that more people might come to know Christ.

In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul explains that following Jesus means willingly giving up our rights and freedoms for the sake of others and the gospel. He challenges us to live with purpose, discipline, and a willingness to sacrifice so that more people might come to know Christ.

This week, as we kick off our fall sermon series, we dive back into 1 Corinthians and pick up where we left off last fall.

This week, as we kick off our fall sermon series, we dive back into 1 Corinthians and pick up where we left off last fall.

As we wrap up our values series today we take a look at the tension of the in between.

As we wrap up our values series today we take a look at the tension of the in between.

This week as we wrap up our values series we take a look at who we are together and what our purpose is.

This week as we wrap up our values series we take a look at who we are together and what our purpose is.

This week we have the pleasure of hearing from Bjorn Hanson who is a member of our Directional Leadership Team as we look at one of our values and how it impacts the legacy we have with the people in our lives.

This week we have the pleasure of hearing from Bjorn Hanson who is a member of our Directional Leadership Team as we look at one of our values and how it impacts the legacy we have with the people in our lives.

As we wrap up our ministry year, lets take a look back on all that God did in and through us this year!

As we wrap up our ministry year, lets take a look back on all that God did in and through us this year!

This week, as we wrap up our summer series, we're looking at the parable of the Sower in Matthew.

This week, as we wrap up our summer series, we're looking at the parable of the Sower in Matthew.

This week we are looking at the parable of the dishonest manager. Jesus uses the story to teach that His followers should be just as intentional and wise as the manager in using earthly resources to invest in God's eternal kingdom, serving God rather than money.