Granger Community Church Podcast

2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith. If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.

2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith. If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.

2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith. If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.

2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith. If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.

Child dedication is a special event where parents publicly declare their intentions to raise their child with the opportunity to know God and establish a personal relationship with Christ.

Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t? Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help? For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.

Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t? Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help? For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.

Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t? Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help? For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.

Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t? Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help? For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.

Getting comfortable—we’re really good at that. Pros, in fact. But what if God’s not calling us to be comfortable? If 2020 has taught us anything, maybe it’s that He’s calling us to grow, patiently waiting for us to push all of our chips to the middle of the proverbial table and really lay it all out there. What are the stakes if we don’t? Maybe you’ve never gone “all-in” with God before. Maybe you aren’t even sure you want to! This is a time of exploring what our families, our community and our world could be like if everyone who followed Jesus was “all-in.” We’re asking ourselves, relationally, spiritually, missionally, financially—what couldn’t we do together, with God’s help? For four weeks this September, we’re talking about what it means to be “all-in,” to live a life that holds nothing back—because God isn’t holding back from us.

Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.

We gathered together in person and online for an incredible night of worship, communion and prayer.

Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.

Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.

Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.

Do you ever wonder, “Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?” Do you want to see real evidence that prayer changes things? God wants to hear from us and connect with us, through prayers that go beyond the route of thanking Him for our food at the dinner table. Our world is crying out for help and hope. Prayer is a powerful weapon we can wield in the fight against fear, anxiety, despair and injustice that so many experience. For five weeks this August, we’re talking about how to pray the kind of dangerous prayers that will help us search our souls, break our stale habits and call us closer to Jesus’ courageous way of living.

In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?

In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?

In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?

In a world where definitions matter and our actions speak louder than our words, being a Christian and going to church can have a hundred different meanings and interpretations. So at Granger Community Church, what do we stand for? Who do we fight for, and live for and lift up? How do we follow after Jesus wholeheartedly and focus on the critical mission of loving our neighbor as ourselves?