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After the resurrection, Jesus left His followers with a mission: to be His witnesses to the ends of the earth. But between the mountaintop moment of Easter and the movement that became the early Church, there was a gap—a space filled with uncertainty, challenge, growth, and the ever-present pull of distraction.
Inspired by the familiar warning from the London Underground, Mind the Gap is a call to stay alert and intentional as we follow Jesus in everyday life. Just as passengers are cautioned not to fall into the gap between the platform and the train, we too must be careful not to slip into the space between faith and action, belief and obedience, purpose and passivity.
In this series, we are journeying through the book of Acts to explore how the early Church was built—through bold faith, Spirit-led living, and unwavering mission. We’re uncovering how the same power that fueled the first disciples is available to us today, helping us bridge the gaps in our own lives.
It’s time to mind the gap—and move forward with purpose.
“With a Great Voice” – Rev. Chris Rapko
The season of Lent, the forty days leading up to Easter (excluding Sundays, which are mini-Easters), is a time for introspection and preparation for the coming miracle of Jesus’ resurrection. During this season we are using Richard Foster’s Celebration of Discipline as a guide to explore the fundamental disciplines of Christian faith we can practice in our everyday lives that will help us to move away from sin and get closer to God. Each week we will focus on one such discipline, including the inward disciplines of meditation, prayer, fasting, and study; the outward disciplines of simplicity, solitude, submission and service; and the corporate disciplines of confession, worship, guidance and celebration. Join us in worship and grow together in a small group this Lent as we learn how Practice Makes Perfect.
Anointed people are called to live differently from the world—showing others that God’s way is the best way. This February, come experience a worship series exploring Christ’s counter-cultural call through the Gospel of Luke. Step out of the world’s rhythm and into God’s. Don’t miss powerful worship and sermons from top United Methodist preachers across North Georgia as we all seek to live more like Jesus!
It’s a new season! It’s a new day! A fresh anointing is headed our way! (Adapted from New Season by Israel Houghton) In Psalm 96, the Psalmist instructs the people of God to “Sing to the Lord a New Song!” A new year gives us a fresh opportunity and a new season with God. We don’t have to keep dragging what is behind along. We don’t have to bring the old year into this new season. In 2025, we can overcome what is behind and live forward into God’s new season for us! In this series, we will explore what it means to live in the newness that God gives us as we begin the new year and how to sing a new song – a song of praise and triumph – to God in 2025. Overcome what is behind and move on into a new season and a new song!
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