River & Way

Ordinary Time | Life In the Spirit | Acts 5v17-42

We are teaching through the first ten chapters of the book of Acts throughout the summer in the Church Season of "Ordinary Time" - What was life in the Spirit like for the early church, and what can we learn as we apprentice to Jesus?  

Ordinary Time | Life In the Spirit | Acts 3v1-10

We are teaching through the first ten chapters of the book of Acts throughout the summer in the Church Season of "Ordinary Time/ "What was life in the Spirit like for the early church, and what can we learn as we apprentice to Jesus?  

Ordinary Time | Life In the Spirit | Acts 2v42-47

We are teaching through the first ten chapters of the book of Acts throughout the summer in the Church Season of "Ordinary Time/ "What was life in the Spirit like for the early church, and what can we learn as we apprentice to Jesus?  

Eastertide | Pentecost

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Eastertide | Waiting

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Eastertide | Ascension

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Eastertide| Upper Room

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Eastertide | Road to Emmaus

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Eastertide | Easter Sunday

Often Easter is seen simply as the weekend that begins with Good Friday and ends with Resurrection Sunday, but historically the Church continues to celebrate the resurrected life of Christ until the time of Pentecost. This season is called Eastertide, (“tide” is an older English word that means “time” or “season”) it is a fifty-day season of the Christian year set apart to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and its implications for our lives. We will be teaching through the resurrection story found in Luke 24 and into the book of Acts, chapters 1 and 2.  

Why Have You Forsaken Me | The Last Week | A Lenten Journey to the Cross

During the Lenten season, we are walking through the ending of the Gospel of Mark, exploring the last week of Jesus’ life as we prepare ourselves for the celebration that is Easter.