Forefront Church

Joy is an interesting state. It's hard to find many people who celebrate it. Even fewer who embrace it on a daily basis. And yet, it's something that almost everyone strives to grasp on to. How do we find joy? How do we look at our troubles and still understand that God is good, loving, and kind in the middle of all the chaos? How can we reach a place where joy overflows. Join us in this series, as we learn to turn our heart's frown, "Upside Down."

Joy is an interesting state. It's hard to find many people who celebrate it. Even fewer who embrace it on a daily basis. And yet, it's something that almost everyone strives to grasp on to. How do we find joy? How do we look at our troubles and still understand that God is good, loving, and kind in the middle of all the chaos? How can we reach a place where joy overflows. Join us in this series, as we learn to turn our heart's frown, "Upside Down."

Joy is an interesting state. It's hard to find many people who celebrate it. Even fewer who embrace it on a daily basis. And yet, it's something that almost everyone strives to grasp on to. How do we find joy? How do we look at our troubles and still understand that God is good, loving, and kind in the middle of all the chaos? How can we reach a place where joy overflows. Join us in this series, as we learn to turn our heart's frown, "Upside Down."

Joy is an interesting state. It's hard to find many people who celebrate it. Even fewer who embrace it on a daily basis. And yet, it's something that almost everyone strives to grasp on to. How do we find joy? How do we look at our troubles and still understand that God is good, loving, and kind in the middle of all the chaos? How can we reach a place where joy overflows. Join us in this series, as we learn to turn our heart's frown, "Upside Down."

Joy is an interesting state. It's hard to find many people who celebrate it. Even fewer who embrace it on a daily basis. And yet, it's something that almost everyone strives to grasp on to. How do we find joy? How do we look at our troubles and still understand that God is good, loving, and kind in the middle of all the chaos? How can we reach a place where joy overflows. Join us in this series, as we learn to turn our heart's frown, "Upside Down."

George Costanza. You probably know him best from the show, Seinfeld. He was the short, balding friend who always had something crazy going on with his job, relationships, friends. But, in one particular episode, we get to know him best for his ridiculously thick wallet. He doesn't get rid of anything. He's a hoarder. He has tons of credit cards. He holds on to anything financial with a kung fu grip. Remind you of anyone personally? (hint, look in the mirror) In this series, we'll look at how mankind is called to be generous. How what we have isn't really ours to begin with, and how to break, "The Costanza Effect."

George Costanza. You probably know him best from the show, Seinfeld. He was the short, balding friend who always had something crazy going on with his job, relationships, friends. But, in one particular episode, we get to know him best for his ridiculously thick wallet. He doesn't get rid of anything. He's a hoarder. He has tons of credit cards. He holds on to anything financial with a kung fu grip. Remind you of anyone personally? (hint, look in the mirror) In this series, we'll look at how mankind is called to be generous. How what we have isn't really ours to begin with, and how to break, "The Costanza Effect."

George Costanza. You probably know him best from the show, Seinfeld. He was the short, balding friend who always had something crazy going on with his job, relationships, friends. But, in one particular episode, we get to know him best for his ridiculously thick wallet. He doesn't get rid of anything. He's a hoarder. He has tons of credit cards. He holds on to anything financial with a kung fu grip. Remind you of anyone personally? (hint, look in the mirror) In this series, we'll look at how mankind is called to be generous. How what we have isn't really ours to begin with, and how to break, "The Costanza Effect."

George Costanza. You probably know him best from the show, Seinfeld. He was the short, balding friend who always had something crazy going on with his job, relationships, friends. But, in one particular episode, we get to know him best for his ridiculously thick wallet. He doesn't get rid of anything. He's a hoarder. He has tons of credit cards. He holds on to anything financial with a kung fu grip. Remind you of anyone personally? (hint, look in the mirror) In this series, we'll look at how mankind is called to be generous. How what we have isn't really ours to begin with, and how to break, "The Costanza Effect."

Falling down hurts. Ever tripped and fallen flat on your face? It knocks the wind out of you, makes you dizzy, and sometimes it even makes it difficult to get up on your own. Someone lending an open hand to help you up would mean a lot. But, what if everyone is doing their own thing? What if people are so consumed with themselves they don't have time for you or anyone else? It gets lonely. We all need people in our lives. It's time to change the dynamic. Let's flip it around and help people see the need for relationships. It's gearing up to be a "Open Handed Revolution."

Falling down hurts. Ever tripped and fallen flat on your face? It knocks the wind out of you, makes you dizzy, and sometimes it even makes it difficult to get up on your own. Someone lending an open hand to help you up would mean a lot. But, what if everyone is doing their own thing? What if people are so consumed with themselves they don't have time for you or anyone else? It gets lonely. We all need people in our lives. It's time to change the dynamic. Let's flip it around and help people see the need for relationships. It's gearing up to be a "Open Handed Revolution."

Falling down hurts. Ever tripped and fallen flat on your face? It knocks the wind out of you, makes you dizzy, and sometimes it even makes it difficult to get up on your own. Someone lending an open hand to help you up would mean a lot. But, what if everyone is doing their own thing? What if people are so consumed with themselves they don't have time for you or anyone else? It gets lonely. We all need people in our lives. It's time to change the dynamic. Let's flip it around and help people see the need for relationships. It's gearing up to be a "Open Handed Revolution."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Who doesn't love road trips? Time with friends, family, stopping at some of the best places, enjoying the adventure. It's a great experience. But, sometimes the journey towards god can be a little rocky. We don't always get our footing at first. It's tricky. When it comes to God, faith, living this life, etc... what if we had a road map to get us on track? A way to get closer to God like never before. Hop on board as we take a little "Road Trip."

Ever seen someone pass out? I mean hit the floor and get knocked out. What about when they heard news that took them by surprise? They just couldn’t handle it and it dislodges them mentally. Maybe you do the same thing. Life hands you something, you get taken over by a situation, and instead of dealing with it head on, you hide. You run. You do anything other than face it. It’s time to get out of your frozen state that knocks us off our feet and interact with the amazing teaching’s of Jesus. Let’s embrace the life He has for us and quit being “Floored” by what he calls us to be.