Discovery Church

Week one of "Firsts' kicks off the new year by setting our eyes towards the important things God wants us to put first. BEING the church is one of them.

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We know that by the birth and coming of Jesus that we carry an eternal love and hope. Celebrate the Christmas season with us by tuning in or rewatching our Christmas Eve experience.

God's love for us is so rich. God loved us SO much that He chose to adopt us into His family and it gave Him great joy.

Hope is often hard to find. We search for it in our circumstances, our relationships, our achievements. And often times it leaves us empty-handed. It is easier said than done...but Jesus is calling us to put our hope in Him alone. To fix our eyes on the one who brings us hope this world can't provide.

When joy comes to the party, fear has to leave. Going into week 2 of our advent series we took time to celebrate all that Jesus has done through Discovery these past two years! We have so many great reasons to think upon joy and fill our hearts with gratitude.

Week one of our Advent series brings us this one important truth. God wants to bring peace through us. Our God is a God of peace and we often search and ask for God to bring peace to us rather than through us. How can we seek to have God's peace work through us in this Advent season?

The big reveal is finally here! We get to partner with World Vision through the Chosen experience of loving on children in Rwanda. Listen to the experience here!

The wait is finally over...part of the mystery is revealed in our time together today! Guest speaker Josh Peigh encouraged us today with the power of being apart of Chosen through World Vision. Tune in to learn more!

"How we treat others reveals the condition of our hearts." This week we are taking the Matthew 25 Challenge as we partner with World Vision. This challenge gives us just a glimpse of what it looks like to live in extreme poverty.

Once we were DEAD. Yup...it 's true. Ephesians 2 speaks how we were not alive and living to the fullest because of our sin. But Jesus changes all of that. We makes us ALIVE and gives us the richest and fullest life there could ever possibly be!

Who we define ourselves to be can come from a number of things in this life. Tune in to this past Sunday's message to hear about what we need to be on the look out for when it comes to who we are.

We are going to find a bit of ourselves in this week’s monster…the werewolf. That's when the conditions are just right, something is triggered deep within us and the beast is unleashed and beware anyone who gets in our way.

The truth is the monsters we face in every day life are far more destructive than the monsters on the silver screen. And we need to shine the light of God’s truth on them so we can be properly equipped and have His wisdom in dealing with these monsters.

Have you have ever felt that God would do something in your life and God didn’t move? Have you have ever prayed for God to act but He didn’t act? 2 Peter 3:8-9 says "But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day. The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness." God’s timing is not your tim...

The “Live Laugh Love” philosophy is not a real adventure. It’s a rut. God calls us to the greatest adventure of following Him that requires trust and willingness to take the step on the path ahead.

Leaning into God's promises builds our faithfulness. Tune into week two of our family series as we take a closer look at the example of faithfulness & honor through the story of Noah.

We all are a part of a family and we were all created to play a unique role in our 'family'.

Pride is probably no ones favorite word. Right? We all can struggle with fighting and avoiding pride in our lives but scripture tells us in Proverbs to "not be wise in your own eyes; fear the Lord and shun evil." Jesus has enough grace and love for each of us to rescue us from the trap of pride.

"Wisdom dies in silos but grows in circles."

We all could use a daily dose of wisdom. But where do we find true wisdom that is able to transform our lives and ultimately our minds?

Jesus transforms our lives AND uses us to help transform the lives of others. Tune in to week 6 as we close out our cruise through the book of Colossians.

We have the choice every to choose the clothes we wear. Just like a winter coat helps keep us warm and a good pair of shoes ready us for the day. Choosing to put on kindness and compassion ready's us for loving others well and for what God has placed in our lives before us.

In religion we are defined by what we do. But as Christians we are defined by what he has done for us in Christ.