Narrate Church

This morning we began a search for how to believe, how to search for and find a faith that is real and makes sense. The next seven weeks aren't about telling one another what to believe or why, but how. How do we believe in light of all the wonder, mystery, confusion, frustration, and beauty?

This weekend we celebrated the last year and looked ahead at the next year.

The character of Christ is not something we can manufacture through hard work and dedication, it's something God produces through us when we abide.

The leaders of our marriage mentoring department share they passion and vision for serving marriages in Helena.

What is the role of the arts in Christian culture, and what kind of presence should Christian spirituality have within the greater art community? Does Christ only want us to be investing our artistic energy into things of a religious or spiritual nature, or is he interested in a much broader scope of human experience? Lenny tackles these questions in his once-in-a-lifetime attempt at public speaki...

Narrate's Kids Director tells his story, how Narrate Kids got started, and challenges parents to take God home with them by incorporating God in their daily lives.

Narrate is a community driven by volunteerism, this week encouraged one another on how much serving is done. We also pointed out an attribute that is central to those who find themselves in the middle of God's activity.

In our final week of the series we explore how our attention impacts our direction and thus our destination.

This week we observed that our decisions impact our future, but our decisions are made with limited information. So does that make good information the key to finding and staying on the right paths? Is there something more valuable, more important, than good information?

This week we looked at Proverbs 27.12 and the insight it offers as we asked the question, "How do I know which path to be on?"

Is there a disconnect between your desired destination and the path you are taking? As much as Narrate's culture seeks to acknowledge that following Jesus looks different for all of us and that following Jesus is messy (full of mystery and truth), in this series we're going to explore something that is pretty black and white, that is, "direction, not intention, determines destinatio...

Tools for dealing with conflict.

Does Jesus' brand of love do more than fulfill it's moral obligations?

Aside from unpacking practical ways to get started, this week we addressed some of the barriers to actually doing our part in living green. Barriers like, "I'm too busy? I'm too cash strapped to buy all organic and shop local? I'm not convinced my small efforts will really make a difference?"

Is the gospel limited to humans? What if it has cosmic implications?

We started with the simple joys of the watching the night sky here in Montana. Then we worked outward: visiting the moon, each of the planets, many of their moons, Pluto, then double back for the Sun, then nearby stars, planets around other stars, nebulae, black holes, the galaxy as a whole, other galaxies and their structures, quasars, a few of the key unsolved mysteries about our universe (dark...

We started with the simple joys of the watching the night sky here in Montana. Then we worked outward: visiting the moon, each of the planets, many of their moons, Pluto, then double back for the Sun, then nearby stars, planets around other stars, nebulae, black holes, the galaxy as a whole, other galaxies and their structures, quasars, a few of the key unsolved mysteries about our universe (dark...

What if there's a corresponding relationship between our ability to be present among creation, and our ability to enjoy God's presence? What if the both require similar disciplines, decisions, skills and rhythms? This week we'll explore such relationships and remind ourselves of God's desire to dwell with us.

Why do we yearn for spring? Is Wall-E correct in its assertion that when people become disconnected from creation they become a little less human? This week we explored the idea that God is community a wealth of information about Himself via creation, the question is, "Are we attentive to what it is saying?"