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We See Ghosts - Week 2

This week, Jonny continues our series, We See Ghosts, by preaching through Luke 19:41-48. For three years Jesus had been preparing his disciples for the moment of his return following the resurrection but when it finally happened, they couldn’t comprehend it. For the disciples it was easier to believe Jesus was a ghost than to believe he was alive in the flesh. This same feeling is always a struggle for followers of Jesus. In order to comprehend, we reduce, we see ghosts instead of a living...

We See Ghosts - Week 1

This week, Heather starts our new series, We See Ghosts, by preaching through Luke 19. For three years Jesus had been preparing his disciples for the moment of his return following the resurrection but when it finally happened, they couldn’t comprehend it. For the disciples it was easier to believe Jesus was a ghost than to believe he was alive in the flesh. This same feeling is always a struggle for followers of Jesus. In order to comprehend, we reduce, we see ghosts instead of a living, re...

There is No Rewind... Only Redeem

Faith & Work

This week, we hear from a panel about how they live out their faith in their work.

Joel - Week 6

Jonny continues our series with Joel 3:17-21 Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

Joel - Week 5

Heather continues our series with Joel 3:1-16 Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

Joel - Week 4

Jonny continues our series with Joel 2:28-32 Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

Joel - Week 3

Heather continues our series with Joel 2:18-27. Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

Joel - Week 2

Jonny continues our series with Joel 2:1-17. Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

Joel - Week 1

Jonny begins our new series in Joel 1. Joel is an often overlooked prophet, but within this tiny book is a big message about the movement of God in, through, and for his people.

God's Work in House Churches

Luke Goodrich, one of Missio's elders, facilitates a discussion with four members of Missio's community.

Gravity - Psalm 132

This year for Advent we will be walking through the Psalms of Ascent. This week, Heather walks us through Psalm 132. The Psalms of Ascent were prayers the people of Israel would say and sing, together, as they marched upwards towards the temple in Jerusalem, seeking God and asking him to meet them; to be present. Like the Psalms of Ascent, Advent is about both our need and our preparation for God’s presence. But while the Psalms of Ascent were prayed in ascent, in the people’s slow climb upwa...

Gravity - Psalm 130

This year for Advent we will be walking through the Psalms of Ascent. This week, Heather walks us through Psalm 130. The Psalms of Ascent were prayers the people of Israel would say and sing, together, as they marched upwards towards the temple in Jerusalem, seeking God and asking him to meet them; to be present. Like the Psalms of Ascent, Advent is about both our need and our preparation for God’s presence. But while the Psalms of Ascent were prayed in ascent, in the people’s slow climb upwa...

Gravity - Psalm 126

This year for Advent we will be walking through the Psalms of Ascent. This week, Heather walks us through Psalm 126. The Psalms of Ascent were prayers the people of Israel would say and sing, together, as they marched upwards towards the temple in Jerusalem, seeking God and asking him to meet them; to be present. Like the Psalms of Ascent, Advent is about both our need and our preparation for God’s presence. But while the Psalms of Ascent were prayed in ascent, in the people’s slow climb upwa...

Gravity - Psalm 121

This year for Advent we will be walking through the Psalms of Ascent. This week, Heather walks us through Psalm 121. The Psalms of Ascent were prayers the people of Israel would say and sing, together, as they marched upwards towards the temple in Jerusalem, seeking God and asking him to meet them; to be present. Like the Psalms of Ascent, Advent is about both our need and our preparation for God’s presence. But while the Psalms of Ascent were prayed in ascent, in the people’s slow climb up...

Practicing the Way - Self-Control

This week, Jonny continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit's work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, but t...

Practicing the Way - Gentleness

This week, Heather continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit's work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, b...

Practicing the Way - Faithfulness

This week, Jonny continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit's work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, but...

Practicing the Way - Goodness

This week, Heather continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit's work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, b...

Practicing the Way - Kindness

This week, Jonny continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit's work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, b...

Practicing the Way - Patience

This week, Jonny continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit’s work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, but...

Practicing the Way - Peace

This week, Tony Simoncini continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit’s work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolu...

Practicing the Way - Joy

This week, Jonny continues our series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit’s work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, but...

Practicing the Way - Love

This week, Heather starts our new series: Practicing the Way. The book of Mark ends by posing a question; how do we respond to the mysterious victory of Jesus? Do we go and tell or freeze in fear? In this series, we will be exploring the fruit of the Spirit, not simply as values or virtues but as a way of participating, keeping in step with, the Spirit’s work in us and the world. Each fruit will be partnered with a passage and a historic Church practice. These practices are not absolutist, ...

Mark 15

Jonny continues our series in Mark 15. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 14

Heather continues our series in Mark 14. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 13

Jonny continues our series in Mark 13. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 12

Heather continues our series in Mark 12. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 11

Jonny continues our series in Mark 11. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 10

Jonny continues our series in Mark 10. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 9

Zach Medlin continues our series in Mark 9. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 8

Heather continues our series in Mark 8. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 7

Jonny continues our series in Mark 7. After Pentecost, we enter "Ordinary" season. This doesn't mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 6

Jonny continues our series in Mark 6. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 5

Heather continues our series in Mark 5. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 4

Jonny continues our series in Mark 4. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 3

Heather continues our series in Mark 3. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Missio Voice - Tunnell Farewell

Mark 2

Pastor Jonny continues our series in Mark. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Mark 1

Heather begins our series in Mark. After Pentecost, we enter “Ordinary” season. This doesn’t mean we are in a boring season but a time to ask questions about our day-to-day lives in light of who Jesus is. What better way to enter this season than with the gospel of Mark, where we hear again who Jesus is and what it means to be his people.

Good Trouble - Acts 2

This week Howie Smith continued our series, Good Trouble, exploring the way of life that comes in the aftermath of Easter. We are a people of the resurrection, but what does it mean to live that reality out in our everyday? We don't have all the answers but we can guarantee it'll get us into a little trouble, and that's a good thing.

Good Trouble - Acts 1:6-11

This week Jonny Morrison continued our series, Good Trouble, exploring the way of life that comes in the aftermath of Easter. We are a people of the resurrection, but what does it mean to live that reality out in our everyday? We don't have all the answers but we can guarantee it'll get us into a little trouble, and that's a good thing.

Good Trouble

This week Jonny Morrison continued our series, Good Trouble, exploring the way of life that comes in the aftermath of Easter. We are a people of the resurrection, but what does it mean to live that reality out in our everyday? We don't have all the answers but we can guarantee it'll get us into a little trouble, and that's a good thing.

Good Trouble - Colossians 3

This week Tony Simoncini continued our series, Good Trouble, exploring the way of life that comes in the aftermath of Easter. We are a people of the resurrection, but what does it mean to live that reality out in our everyday? We don't have all the answers but we can guarantee it'll get us into a little trouble, and that's a good thing.