Session 10 – An Upside Down Kingdom (Matthew 5:1-4)
Session 10 – Small Group Study Guide An Upside Down Kingdom | Matthew 5:1-4 Download: PDF | Word Doc View Resource
In the Weeds (and Loving It)
In the Weeds (and Loving It) April 20, 2026 Since our last update, things have continued to move forward, even if there isn’t a dramatic story to tell this time around. Our Campus Expansion Planning Team has been meeting regularly with the Visioneering team to work through the Schematic Design phase, which is basically where […]
Sunday Fuel: April 19, 2026
Welcome to Sunday Fuel! This series of questions is designed to assist your personal reflection and fellowship with others about the sermon from this past Sunday. Go to This Sunday’s Sermon 1. Skim through the Sermon on the Mount, found in Matthew 5-7, which describes faithful living as citizens of Christ’s kingdom. Are there any […]
2026 Beacon/Praxis Retreat Session 4 – Loving Fellowship (Colossians 3:8-15)
The love of Christ can transform our imperfect attempts at fellowship into something beautiful and strong
2026 Beacon/Praxis Retreat Session 3 – Honest Fellowship (Proverbs 27:5-9)
The Upside Down Kingdom
Key Idea: In Christ’s Upside Down Kingdom, the way up is down 1 In Christ’s upside down kingdom, poverty is the way up. 2. In Christ’s upside down kingdom, mourning is the way up. Why mourning is so important: a. Our is sin is so serious b. Our Savior is so significant
2026 Beacon/Praxis Retreat Session 2 – Meaningful Fellowship (2 Samuel 1:23-27)
2026 Beacon/Praxis Retreat Session 1 – A Theology of Fellowship (Selected Scriptures
Genesis 1:27; 2:18-22; James 4:1-10
Session 9 – Do Not Lose Heart (2 Corinthians 4:1-18)
Session 9 – Small Group Study Guide Do Not Lose Heart | 2 Corinthians 4:1-18 Download: PDF | Word Doc View Resource
Sunday Fuel: April 12, 2026
Welcome to Sunday Fuel! This series of questions is designed to assist your personal reflection and fellowship with others about the sermon from this past Sunday. Go to This Sunday’s Sermon Where are you tempted to lose heart: in a relationship, life situation, an area of lack, affliction, confusion, doubt, or pain that feels unending—if […]