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We think God wants to be involved in your everyday life so we have curated resources that can help you grow as you go! With books, videos, podcasts and fun challenges, these tracks give you the boost you need to Live, Love and Lead like never before. Check out http://albanygrove.com/growth-tracks for resources that go with this sermon.

We think God wants to be involved in your everyday life so we have curated resources that can help you grow as you go! With books, videos, podcasts and fun challenges, these tracks give you the boost you need to Live, Love and Lead like never before. Check out http://albanygrove.com/growth-tracks for resources that go with this sermon.

We think God wants to be involved in your everyday life so we have curated resources that can help you grow as you go! With books, videos, podcasts and fun challenges, these tracks give you the boost you need to Live, Love and Lead like never before. Check out albanygrove.com/growthtracks for our resources that go with this sermon.

Our growing faith in Jesus allows us to see the opportunities God has provided to see great works.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God. Listen to our sermon from this week to hear more about how doubts and questions don't disqualify you, and they also don't disqualify your friends and neighbors from knowing Jesus. We can have our questions and still take a step of faith.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God. Listen to our sermon from this week to hear more about how doubts and questions don't disqualify you, and they also don't disqualify your friends and neighbors from knowing Jesus. We can have our questions and still take a step of faith.

Do you ever have questions or doubts? Do you ever start thinking about the tension we feel in our culture between science and faith and then not know where to go from there? There doesn't have to be a war where your faith battles your intellect. In fact, your intellect can help you worship. Jesus doesn't treat your doubts and your questions as disqualifiers. God is big enough, strong enough, true enough to be able to take everything in you, honestly, and still receive your worship. Still receive everything you are. You can still worship God. Listen to our sermon from this week to hear more about how doubts and questions don't disqualify you, and they also don't disqualify your friends and neighbors from knowing Jesus. We can have our questions and still take a step of faith.

If you have had a change of plans this year, free yourself from having to understand it by trusting God and his purpose for your life. Even though your life has unexpected interruptions, God isn't done with you yet!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!

In our increasingly complex world sometimes we can think that the Bible doesn’t have all the answers. We can start to wonder how on earth we are supposed to love people, when the definition of love is so fluid. The Corinthian church in the first century was actually dealing with complex issues as a new church in a very pagan city, so we’re looking to them and to how they grew in love and faithfulness as a guide to living, loving and leading today. Join us for this journey - on the podcast or live in Sundays!