Wingfoot Church

Making peace means working for the wholeness and flourishing of the city, especially if you feel like an exile or an outsider. This teaching is part of a series on The Practice of Peacemaking, one of the six practices in our community rule of life. Learn more, download a practice guide, and find more resources and readings at www.wingfootchurch.com/peacemaking.

Jesus calls us to challenge the prevailing attitude toward violence with nonviolent love. This teaching was given by Pastor Duane Crabbs, founder of South Street Ministries, and. ispart of our series on the practice of peacemaking. Learn more at www.wingfootchurch.com/peacemaking.

Jesus is realistic about forgiveness: it's hard. But as we understand the heart of God to forgive it releases forgiveness in us toward others. This teaching is part of a series on The Practice of Peacemaking, one of the six practices of our community rule of life. Learn more, download a practice guide, and find recommended readings at www.wingfootchurch.com/peacemaking.

The storyline of the Bible is the story of God making a world of peace and then rescuing and restoring shalom through Jesus. This teaching is a part of a series on The Practice of Peacemaking, one of the six practices of our community rule of life. Learn more, download a practice guide, and dig deeper at www.wingfootchurch.com/peacemaking.

Peacemaking is not peacekeeping, but rather leaning in and engaging conflict in order to see reconciliation and wholeness like God intends. This teaching was given at our annual outdoor service. This series is part of our community rule of life. Learn more at www.wingfootchurch.com/peacemaking .

The kingdom of God is not like what we expect.

Jesus' teaching in parables invites us to consider if we are truly listening to him and allowing him to lead us.

It's possible to put Jesus in a box of your limited expectations and as a result limit the work of God in your life.

Jesus meets us in our desperation with compassion and hope.

Jesus delivers us from darkness to share good news to those still in the dark.

Our circumstances may be overwhelming, but we have in Jesus a King who controls the waves.

In the way of Jesus, those who think they are in are out, while those who are used to being out are welcomed in.

Jesus makes disciples through the process of being with him and then doing the things that he does.

Changing your behavior is not a precondition to receiving the love and welcome of Jesus.

Jesus doesn't want to treat the symptoms in your life; he wants to heal you of your deepest condition.

Pastor Jon responds to questions submitted during our Unhurried Jesus series on how to practice a life of slowing down with Jesus. This Q&R is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to put pace into practice in your rule of life at ⁠⁠⁠wingfootchurch.com/pace⁠ ⁠⁠.

The Sabbath is a gift Jesus invites us to explore with him, trusting him to bring us life and restoration as we stop working, rest, worship God and enjoy life with him. This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to put pace into practice in your rule of life at ⁠⁠...

Five dimensions of the gift of the Sabbath that our burnt out, worn out, workaholic world desperately needs. This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to put pace into practice in your rule of life at ⁠wingfootchurch.com/pace⁠ .

Jesus embraces his limitations and experiences the freedom of knowing his purpose through prayer and discernment. You can do the same. This message is part of a series on the Practice of Pace. Learn more, download resources and practice guides at www.wingfootchurch.com/pace .

Jesus regularly practiced solitude and silence - being alone with God. Solitude is not an escape from reality, but an invitation into transformation. This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to put pace into practice in your rule of life at wingfootchurch.com/pa...

The way of Jesus invites us to slow down and break free from constant hurry and busyness. This teaching is part of a series exploring the Practice of Pace, one of the six practices in Wingfoot Church's community rule of life. Learn more and discover more resources to practicing pace at wingfootchurch.com/pace.

Jesus possesses both the right and the might to teach, to cast out spiritual darkness, and to bring healing and restoration.

The gospel Jesus preached and being a disciple or student of his way of life go hand-in-hand.

Jesus is God's re-creation project calling us to be transformed, not just improved.

Mark introduces who Jesus is in order to make us insiders as everyone misunderstands Jesus' identity and mission.