• Jesus’ Response to Political Chaos
    Nov 3 2024
    As we lead up to the next election in the United States, how do we hold our convictions while fostering connected relationships in a culture that often celebrates and even encourages outrage and division? Join us for our upcoming sermon series, "Outrage Olympics," where we’ll explore biblical principles calling us to listen to those we disagree with, seek understanding and offer compassion in the face of conflict. Let’s break free from the cycle of outrage and create a community grounded in grace and empathy!

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  • Is Shalom Worth It?
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  • When to Flip Tables and When to Drop Swords
    Oct 20 2024
    As we lead up to the next election in the United States, how do we hold our convictions while fostering connected relationships in a culture that often celebrates and even encourages outrage and division? Join us for our upcoming sermon series, "Outrage Olympics," where we’ll explore biblical principles calling us to listen to those we disagree with, seek understanding and offer compassion in the face of conflict. Let’s break free from the cycle of outrage and create a community grounded in grace and empathy!
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  • Love, Regardless
    Oct 13 2024
    As we lead up to the next election in the United States, how do we hold our convictions while fostering connected relationships in a culture that often celebrates and even encourages outrage and division? Join us for our upcoming sermon series, "Outrage Olympics," where we’ll explore biblical principles calling us to listen to those we disagree with, seek understanding and offer compassion in the face of conflict. Let’s break free from the cycle of outrage and create a community grounded in grace and empathy!
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  • Be Different
    Oct 6 2024
    As we lead up to the next election in the United States, how do we hold our convictions while fostering connected relationships in a culture that often celebrates and even encourages outrage and division? Join us for our upcoming sermon series, "Outrage Olympics," where we’ll explore biblical principles calling us to listen to those we disagree with, seek understanding and offer compassion in the face of conflict. Let’s break free from the cycle of outrage and create a community grounded in grace and empathy!
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  • Life Together
    Sep 29 2024
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  • Rhythm of Abiding
    Sep 22 2024
    The modern church is facing a crisis of discipleship to Jesus. Many people believe that following Jesus means attending church, doing the right things, not doing the wrong things and knowing the right stuff. But what if it’s so much more than that? At One Life we’re convinced it’s not that people don’t want to become like Jesus, or that people aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It’s that we don’t know how to become like Jesus. Over the next few weeks we’re going to explore a a pathway, a way of living that teaches us to become an apprentice of Jesus: living in relationship with him, learning from him, being transformed by him and participating in his ongoing work in the world.
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  • Becoming Aware
    Sep 15 2024
    The modern church is facing a crisis of discipleship to Jesus. Many people believe that following Jesus means attending church, doing the right things, not doing the wrong things and knowing the right stuff. But what if it’s so much more than that? At One Life we’re convinced it’s not that people don’t want to become like Jesus, or that people aren’t trying to become like Jesus. It’s that we don’t know how to become like Jesus. Over the next few weeks we’re going to explore a a pathway, a way of living that teaches us to become an apprentice of Jesus: living in relationship with him, learning from him, being transformed by him and participating in his ongoing work in the world.
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