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Gratitude shapes our perspective, deepens our communion with God, and influences how we take action in life. The Apostle Paul gives clear instruction in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 for gratitude being the way we are meant to live within God’s will for our lives. When we rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances our souls are restored through Jesus Christ.

Gratitude shapes our perspective, deepens our communion with God, and influences how we take action in life. The Apostle Paul gives clear instruction in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 for gratitude being the way we are meant to live within God’s will for our lives. When we rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances our souls are restored through Jesus Christ.

Gratitude shapes our perspective, deepens our communion with God, and influences how we take action in life. The Apostle Paul gives clear instruction in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 for gratitude being the way we are meant to live within God’s will for our lives. When we rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances our souls are restored through Jesus Christ.

From the very beginning God created the world with one purpose in mind: to share His glory in covenantal relationship with humanity. It’s in the first book of the Bible, Genesis, that we’re given an understanding of how God’s character and nature reflect His desire for humanity to be united—and then re-united—with Him.

From the very beginning God created the world with one purpose in mind: to share His glory in covenantal relationship with humanity. It’s in the first book of the Bible, Genesis, that we’re given an understanding of how God’s character and nature reflect His desire for humanity to be united—and then re-united—with Him.

From the very beginning God created the world with one purpose in mind: to share His glory in covenantal relationship with humanity. It’s in the first book of the Bible, Genesis, that we’re given an understanding of how God’s character and nature reflect His desire for humanity to be united—and then re-united—with Him.

From the very beginning God created the world with one purpose in mind: to share His glory in covenantal relationship with humanity. It’s in the first book of the Bible, Genesis, that we’re given an understanding of how God’s character and nature reflect His desire for humanity to be united—and then re-united—with Him.

From the very beginning God created the world with one purpose in mind: to share His glory in covenantal relationship with humanity. It’s in the first book of the Bible, Genesis, that we’re given an understanding of how God’s character and nature reflect His desire for humanity to be united—and then re-united—with Him.

Ever felt distant from God? How you relate to Him has major implications for how you live out your faith, what you place your hope in, and how you experience and share love. In our new sermon series With God, we’ll take a practical look at how God views us and how we relate to Him is meant to change our lives.

Ever felt distant from God? How you relate to Him has major implications for how you live out your faith, what you place your hope in, and how you experience and share love. In our new sermon series With God, we’ll take a practical look at how God views us and how we relate to Him is meant to change our lives.

Ever felt distant from God? How you relate to Him has major implications for how you live out your faith, what you place your hope in, and how you experience and share love. In our new sermon series With God, we’ll take a practical look at how God views us and how we relate to Him is meant to change our lives.

Ever felt distant from God? How you relate to Him has major implications for how you live out your faith, what you place your hope in, and how you experience and share love. In our new sermon series With God, we’ll take a practical look at how God views us and how we relate to Him is meant to change our lives.

Ready for Something New by Velocity Church

“’Twas the night before…” and so begins one of the most read Christmas poems that has shaped how look forward to all the Christmas season has to offer. But there’s also deeper and more meaningful poetry to be found in the Bible that sets the bar much higher for the reason we celebrate—in which we look forward to hope, love, joy, and peace in infinite measure. And when we know this true story of Christmas we wait in the night with the expectation fulfilled that the morning brings something even better than we could anticipate.

“’Twas the night before…” and so begins one of the most read Christmas poems that has shaped how look forward to all the Christmas season has to offer. But there’s also deeper and more meaningful poetry to be found in the Bible that sets the bar much higher for the reason we celebrate—in which we look forward to hope, love, joy, and peace in infinite measure. And when we know this true story of Christmas we wait in the night with the expectation fulfilled that the morning brings something even better than we could anticipate.

“’Twas the night before…” and so begins one of the most read Christmas poems that has shaped how look forward to all the Christmas season has to offer. But there’s also deeper and more meaningful poetry to be found in the Bible that sets the bar much higher for the reason we celebrate—in which we look forward to hope, love, joy, and peace in infinite measure. And when we know this true story of Christmas we wait in the night with the expectation fulfilled that the morning brings something even better than we could anticipate.

“’Twas the night before…” and so begins one of the most read Christmas poems that has shaped how look forward to all the Christmas season has to offer. But there’s also deeper and more meaningful poetry to be found in the Bible that sets the bar much higher for the reason we celebrate—in which we look forward to hope, love, joy, and peace in infinite measure. And when we know this true story of Christmas we wait in the night with the expectation fulfilled that the morning brings something even better than we could anticipate.

“’Twas the night before…” and so begins one of the most read Christmas poems that has shaped how look forward to all the Christmas season has to offer. But there’s also deeper and more meaningful poetry to be found in the Bible that sets the bar much higher for the reason we celebrate—in which we look forward to hope, love, joy, and peace in infinite measure. And when we know this true story of Christmas we wait in the night with the expectation fulfilled that the morning brings something even better than we could anticipate.

The book of Revelation can be intimidating; it’s full of symbolic language and strange imagery. Because of this, there are a number of different ways it has been interpreted over the years. Despite the confusion (and sometimes fear) that can surround this text, when we read it well there’s one thing of which we can be certain: this letter provides one of the most powerful messages of hope and encouragement that we have in the Bible.

The book of Revelation can be intimidating; it’s full of symbolic language and strange imagery. Because of this, there are a number of different ways it has been interpreted over the years. Despite the confusion (and sometimes fear) that can surround this text, when we read it well there’s one thing of which we can be certain: this letter provides one of the most powerful messages of hope and encouragement that we have in the Bible.