We are Connected for Community
We were never intended to do life all alone, but rather in the love and company of God and each other.
We were never intended to do life all alone, but rather in the love and company of God and each other.
We focus on the process of being formed in the image of Christ for the sake of others.
We want to help you discover your own unique God-given gifts and passions and then help you mobilize them to serve others.
We seek to nurture worshipful opportunities for you to encounter and engage the transforming Mystery of God’s love.
Regardless of who you are, or where you’ve been, you are welcome and wanted here.
Sunday School @ 9:30am
Traditional Worship @ 11:00am
6910 McGinnis Ferry Road
Alpharetta, GA 30005
(678) 474-4400
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We all know the story of Christmas. And for the most part, we know it well. After all, it’s the greatest story ever told; the cosmic drama of divine love coming so near that it is seen, heard, felt, known. It’s the story of God’s own life and presence and essence breaking into humanity; being born among and within the least likely. And for the most part, we know the major players on stage. There are carpenters and virgins, magi and mangers. But in all the years that we have celebrated and rehearsed the Christmas drama, I wonder if we have looked at the story from every possible angle. Truth is, there are many entry points to the story of our Lord’s birth. Not all of which are front door entries. A close reading of the texts in Matthew and Luke reveal there are many players in the drama who are lesser known and lesser celebrated, but whose presence in the story has incredible impact and significance. And here’s the tragedy. If we only pay attention to those on center stage, we may think these other characters to be nobodies; nothing more than minor players; extras on the set. But if we know anything about the child being born, we know that in his view, there are no minor players. No extras. Ever. That is why I want to spend this Advent Season leading our congregation in a study of a few Christmas Nobodies. Who knows, maybe seeing the birth of hope and salvation through their eyes means there is room for even us.
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The Great Gift Exchange (Part 4): Chronic Disappointment / Unfettered Joy | Dr. Shaun King | December 19, 2021 | Watch | Listen | |
The Great Gift Exchange: Part 5: | Dr. Shaun King | December 26, 2021 | Watch | ||
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How to be Human (Part 2): Humanity...at full stretch! | Dr. Shaun King | January 23, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to be Human (Part 3): Becoming RE-Humanized in a DE-Humanizing World | Dr. Shaun King | January 30, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to be Human (Part 4): Human 2.0 | Dr. Shaun King | February 6, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to Be Human (Part 5) - Failure: Why Totally Blowing It May Not Be The Worst Thing Ever | Dr. Shaun King | February 13, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to be Human (Part 7): Vulnerable | Dr. Shaun King | February 27, 2022 | Watch | ||
How To Be Human (Part 8): The Evagrius of it All | Dr. Shaun King | March 2, 2022 | Watch |