C4 Young Adults

As Jesus journey’s towards the cross we see him move towards people and engage their physical needs in order to meet their deeper spiritual need. In John 9 we see Jesus’ disciples struggling for the cause of a blind man’s plight and Jesus redirects their attention and our attention to help us understand the greater purpose in pain.

Just before Jesus left this earth he commanded his disciples to go and make disciples. Now if you are a follower of Jesus Christ that means you are his disciple and what was true of the disciples back then is also true today. Disciples of Jesus are called to make disciples of Jesus. Since that is true what better question to ask then, “How did Jesus make disciples?” Join us as we jump in to Luke chapter 8 and 9 and discover how Jesus developed leaders and made disciples.

As we continue to walk with Jesus we see how he is confronted and tested by all kinds of people. In Luke chapter 10:25-37 Jesus engages with a lawyer and expert of the law where he asks questions and tells stories in order to reveal the deeper need of his and our hearts. Join us as we discover the joy of living from the inside out rather then the outside in.

When Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount, he turned our world upside-down. He changed the curse to a blessing. He changed who gets in the kingdom, how the kingdom is run, and the very nature of religion itself. Come and see how!

At the start of Jesus’ ministry he announced that the Kingdom of God had come. As he does this he invites a few people to journey with him and discover what this new kingdom looks like. For those who accept his invitation they quickly find out that this kingdom is like nothing they have ever seen or experienced before.

Paul reveals the secret of true contentment.

How would you describe your relationship with Jesus. Is it fluid? undefined? changing? Paul challenges the believers in Jesus to stand firm in their relationship with him. Join us as we discover what it practically looks like to stand firm in the Lord.

Paul continues to challenge the church to forget what lies behind and strain forward deeper into becoming more like Jesus. What might need to change in your life as you seek to move forward in Pursuing Life in Christ?

Paul shows us that Jesus is of supreme value to us compared to everything else this world has to offer.

Join us as we discover what it looks like to reflect the light of the gospel rather then the darkness of the world.

Join us as we discover what it looks like to reflect the light of the gospel rather then the darkness of the world.

Jesus provides us the perfect model of what it looks like to walk in humble obedience to the Father.

Have you ever had a time in your life where you have felt stagnant in your relationship with Jesus? Join us as we dig into the book of Philippians and allow ourselves to be challenged to move in our relationship with Christ.

We all have things in life that need to be finished or completed, but so often we face distraction and obstacles along the way. Where and how do we find the strength to finish strong when everything around us is shouting to give up? Join us as we dig in to Nehemiah chapter 6 and walk with Nehemiah as he participates in restoring the ruins.

When you seek to live out God’s will for your life you will be met with adversity externally and internally. How will you respond when those closest to you create dissension? Join us as we dig in to Nehemiah chapter 5 and discover what a God-honoring response looks like when dissension and conflict are in the way of completing a mission.

In Gods work, opposition and discouragement are inevitable. Faith in Jesus is the only way to endure to the end.

As we continue in our 3rd installment of Restored Ruins we journey with Nehemiah as he enters Jerusalem and begins to investigate what needs to be done. He then begins to cast a compelling Vision to the people of Jerusalem of what could be rather then what is. This week we dig deeper into what it looks like to join God and empower others in His mission of restoring ruins.

Have you ever had a time in your life when you have felt something inside, and you have wanted to hold that emotion in and no matter how hard you tried you just couldn’t help wearing your emotions on your sleeve? Well, that’s exactly what happened to Nehemiah when the king noticed that he was sad and asked him what was wrong. Join us as we continue discovering the life of Nehemiah how God breaks our hearts for what breaks His, and how we join Him in doing something about it.

Have you ever had a time in your life when your heart has broken over something? Or maybe you saw the way something was, and it created a burden inside of you to desire a different future reality? This week we dive into the book of Nehemiah and begin our journey of having our hearts broken for what breaks God’s heart.

At the fullness of time God sent Jesus into the world, and Jesus' coming had a purpose! Jesus’ coming when he came solves when one of our deepest human problems. Wether we realize it or not we are all slaves and Jesus came to buy us out of our slavery to sin and give us a new life. The result of Jesus buying sinners out of slavery is that all those who believe in Him are now adopted into His family. Join us as we discover the wonderful realities of being adopted into Jesus’ family.