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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Walking in the dark can be trouble; even hazardous. Yet we do it all the time. Take a midnight stroll from the bed to the sink and see what I am talking about. Notice how (at night) footboards and end tables seem to jut curiously further out than they do during the day. Stubbed toes and colorful language are the evidences. It can be painful walking in darkness. But when the lights come on, everything changes. It’s not so much that the room is all that different, but our ability to navigate, is. Very. When lights are turned on, we see things we couldn’t see before. Vision is clarified. Obstacles are more visible. Perspective is illumined. We are enabled to do the journey better, because it all looks so different. When lights come on, darkness cowers and shadows dance. Illumination changes everything. That is what the season of Epiphany is all about. It is about experiencing the illuminating power of the Light of the World. The word epiphany comes from the Greek word “epiphaneia,” which means “the appearing, or the revealing.” From as early as the 4th century, the church began to set aside a certain number of Sundays after Christmas in order to pay close attention to biblical stories in which real people, groping in the dark, stumbled headlong into the light of Christ. And in their stumbling, were changed forever. In the words of the prophet, “People walking in darkness have seen a great light.” ~Isaiah9:2 How true those words were. How true those words are. Epiphany is still possible. Right here. Right now. The Light of the world still illumines. And when it does, nothing is the same.
How to be Human (Part 9): Fear | Dr. Shaun King | March 6, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to be Human (Part 10): Grief | Dr. Shaun King | March 13, 2022 | Watch | ||
How to be Human (Part 11): Anger | Dr. Shaun King | March 20, 2022 | Watch | ||
How To Be Human (Part 12): Forgiveness I, Seeking Forgiveness | Dr. Shaun King | March 27, 2022 | Watch | ||
How To Be Human (Part 13): Forgiveness II, Forgiving Others | Dr. Shaun King | April 3, 2022 | Watch | ||
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Tenebrae: A Service of Shadows 2022 | Dr. Shaun King | April 15, 2022 | Watch | ||
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How To Be Human (Part 15): Sabbath I, Existential Exhaustion | Dr. Shaun King | April 24, 2022 | Watch | ||
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