Narrate Church

What if the tomorrow you desire can never come to pass if you don't end some things today? What if we could learn to treat endings as normal?

As Narrate celebrates 5 years being part of the Helena community, we are honored to have Stan Simmons as our guest speaker sharing with us some great compass truths.

In the last message of this series, Adam talks to us about a vision for personal growth. This goes hand in hand with last weeks message about relationships. To be a Christ follower is to be a servant by definition thus we are in relationship with God and others. For those of you who find connecting with God via prayer and Scripture reading a daunting task, Adam takes the time to introduce some new...

This week Adam talks about a vision for relationships. He poses an interesting question… “What if you started with mission and you get relationship thrown in?” As we think about the relationships in our life, many involve serving others, being served by others and serving somebody together. As we discover, Jesus, via his example with the disciples, gave us great insight into meaningful relationshi...

This week Adam concentrates on a Vision For Generosity. He challenges us in our investment as it relates to church being a part of the community.

This weekend is what we call here at Narrate, Vision Weekend. Adam engages us on a valuable principle, The Daily Leads to the Dream.

This weekend entitled, Calling All Owners, could very well be named Calling All Older Brothers. Adam, speaks from the book of Luke, bringing a fresh insight to the parable of the Prodigal son. It gives us a unique understanding into what it means to be part of a community.

This Sunday at Narrate we're launching a whole new series called What the What? Our hope is to explore what drives us.

This Sunday at Narrate we're launching a whole new series called What the What? Our hope is to explore what drives us.

This Sunday at Narrate we're launching a whole new series called What the What? Our hope is to explore what drives us.

Nobody ever drifts into higher levels of health, no one drifts into higher levels of emotional maturity, no one drifts into new levels of generosity, physical well-being, or spiritual strength. The drift in human nature is always south; you’ve got to make a courageous decision to go north in any area of your life.

Nobody ever drifts into higher levels of health, no one drifts into higher levels of emotional maturity, no one drifts into new levels of generosity, physical well-being, or spiritual strength. The drift in human nature is always south; you’ve got to make a courageous decision to go north in any area of your life.

Nobody ever drifts into higher levels of health, no one drifts into higher levels of emotional maturity, no one drifts into new levels of generosity, physical well-being, or spiritual strength. The drift in human nature is always south; you’ve got to make a courageous decision to go north in any area of your life.

Nobody ever drifts into higher levels of health, no one drifts into higher levels of emotional maturity, no one drifts into new levels of generosity, physical well-being, or spiritual strength. The drift in human nature is always south; you’ve got to make a courageous decision to go north in any area of your life.

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...

Do ever feel like busyness and good intentions long ago cost you your sense of who you are and what you are about? Ever fear that the fog won? That your initial focus is long gone, dwarfed by trivial distractions and expectations? It seems entropy is inevitable, which is why this Easter we are kicking off a new series called “The Goat Has Left the Building”. We intend to examine who we are, who we...