Terraforma Church

One of the greatest enemies of your connection in marriage is the slow drift toward entropy. Great relationships require care, intention, and courage if they are to thrive. Today we talk about the vision God had for marriage: interdependent oneness.

Often we think of courage in an extraordinary situation, but courage is most powerfully displayed in our everyday actions. That's where relationships are built and where connections are made: in the everyday. Join us as we explore the everyday example of Israel's greatest king that never was.

The Apostle Paul talked about the Holy Spirit as God's deposit on our promised inheritance, a gift from God guaranteeing what is to come. How can we accept this incredible gift, and how does the Spirit function in our lives?

Our culture loves the idea of freedom, but do we understand freedom in the fullest sense? What does it mean to find freedom through trusting Jesus?

What if you are only experiencing a fraction of the power and authority given to you as a child of God because you aren't embracing a partnership with the Holy Spirit? You've been entrusted with something incredible, so it's reasonable to expect something incredible for your story!

What if you are only enjoying a fraction of the access and authority you have been given in the Gospel of Jesus Christ? In his letter to the Galatians, the apostle Paul reminds believers of the great inheritance they have been granted because of the work of Jesus - more wonderful than you realize.

Enneagram type ones are principled, dedicated, and moral people that are committed to doing the right thing the right way. They want to live above reproach and avoid mistakes. They can struggle with perfectionism and their energy can feel overly critical. Let's learn how to love them well!

Enneagram Type Nines are easygoing, agreeable, and diplomatic people. They are easy to love, warm, and tactful. They have the ability to see things from every side, and to understand others even when they disagree. In his most famous sermon, Jesus said that Peacemakers were blessed and would be called children of God.

They are confident, bold, and intense. They are powerful, independent people with big hearts that meet life's challenges with strength. Enneagram type Eights are also called the Challenger, the Leader, or the Boss. Learn what makes them great!

They are entertaining optimists, always ready for the next adventure, on an endless quest for novelty and excitement. Type sevens on the enneagram are called the Enthusiast or the Epicure, and their focus naturally goes to "new" and "next." Their growth journey involves learning to find the freedom in limits and the beauty in the here and now.

Enneagram Type Sixes are motivated to make to make the world a place of safety and security for themselves and those they love. They can be cautious and are always prepared for the worst-case-scenario. They value trust and are great storytellers. Today we explore what makes them unique and how they can journey from fear to faith.

Today we explore the rich inner-world of the type 5, a personality type that is curious, intelligent, inquisitive, and private. They have the mental focus to develop complex ideas, to innovate, and to invent. Type 5s are driven by the desire to understand the world and how it works. Let's learn how to love them best!

Enneagram Type Fours are called The Individualist, the Romantic, or the Artist. They are sensitive, insightful, creative, temperamental, and self-aware. They are deep people that crave deep relationships with God and with others.

They are adaptable, competitive and driven. The hustlers, goal setters, and competitive performers. You make the world a better place when you apply your energy to building people and advancing worthwhile causes! Today Terraforma is all about you, Type 3s.

They are interpersonal, generous, and empathetic. They want to be needed and involved. They are willing to go the extra mile to help others and connect. Today we talk about Enneagram 2s and how we can love them like Jesus.

Terraforma Overseer Damian Williams talks about the church as a movement of disciples that multiply other disciples by living in Jesus' love and power.

What do you think when you hear the word "church?" For many, this is a mixed bag of beautiful tradition and problematic distortion. Today we explore the dream Jesus had of a missional community of self-giving love, specifically the ordinances of baptism and communion.

God has delivered the people of Israel from captivity in Egypt and brought them to the foot of Mt. Sinai. God delivered them for a purpose and to embody a unique covenant. How will they respond to His invitation? This is the final chapter in Moses' legacy.

Finally, Pharaoh relents and allows the Israelites to depart from slavery in Egypt. They will soon discover that the road to freedom is going to be difficult, but they can trust a God that has a plan even when their situation seems impossible.

Today we read a dramatic and climactic battle of wills when Moses appears before Pharaoh to demand the release of the Hebrew slaves. Pharaoh doesn't recognize God's authority; he stubbornly refuses to surrender.

Whatever you think when you say or hear the word "God" might be the single most important thing about you. Your thoughts on this determine how you understand yourself, relate to others, and move about in this world. Moses has a mountaintop encounter with God that changes everything.

Not all who wander are lost. Moses' time in the obscurity of the Midian wilderness shapes him into the kind of leader he will need to be. How can we grow through every season that we go through?

Moses' upbringing spanned two dramatically different cultures, creating a tension he had to navigate. Followers of Jesus occupy a similar position. Where do you find your identity, and how are we to occupy both the world in which we live and the world to which our hearts belong?

We owe the life and story of Moses to the courage and intelligence of several amazing women. These women showed conviction, compassion, and brilliance at just the right time, and their choices changed history forever. Moses' story begins in a remarkable way!

Pontius Pilate was the most powerful person Jesus ever met in terms of political and worldly power. And yet, when we look back at the meeting of a Roman Governor and a homeless teacher accused of treason, it isn't Pilate's stature or power that seem impressive.