What are the things that rob you of peace? I’m sure that everyone has a bevy of things that do. So did the disciples. And yet, Jesus simply responds with “Peace be with you”. We hope you’ll tune in to see what he means, and what it means for you and me on this Easter Sunday service.
Pace Yourself: "The Slowness of God"
Join us this week to hear from our friend, Pastor Daniel Hoh as he speaks on the slowness of God from 2 Peter.
Pace Yourself: "Choosing Reality"
Do you ever find yourself overly fixated on your regrets and how you’d like to do things differently, or fantasying about how your life could be better? If we don’t want to fall prey to the dangers of always living out what could be, we need to be rooted in reality What roots us in reality and gives us the strength to face it head on? What does the Bible say about choosing reality?
We hope you will tune in and find out.
Pace Yourself: "Relationship Status"
If you’ve ever had a DTR (“define the relationship”) conversation with someone, then you know that it’s often a life changing conversation. The relationship status that you walk out of that conversation with, totally affects the perks, the expectations, the responsibilities, the obligations, and the outlook on life that you will have moving forward. The worst place to be is in relationship limbo. Have you ever had a DTR with God, or are you in limbo? How can our relationship status with him change the way we live?
We hope you will tune in and find out.
Pace Yourself: "Standing Firm"
Do you ever find that your trust in God wavers frequently? That you have a hard time keeping your loyalty to him, that your faith is fickle? How does God see our fickleness of faith, and how can we stand more firm in our faith? We hope you will tune in and find out.
Pace Yourself: "Evolution over Resolution"
Our friend, Pastor Josh Carman, returns to Perch to talk to us about how we can pace ourselves through his message in the book of James. We hope you will tune in.
Pace Yourself: "Hearing is Believing"
Psychology Today says “we assume that what we see is more trustworthy than what we hear. It’s a common mistake — and one that directly degrades our decisions.” What if the things we gaze upon, look at, and watch take away from our ability to listen for that gentle whisper God’s Spirit speaks to us through? What if it hampers our ability to trust and believe in God’s words? How can we dismantle this assumption and grow in our faith and belief? We hope you will tune in and find out.
Pace Yourself: "Who We Eat With"
Do you remember who you ate lunch with at school as a kid? Was it the popular kids? Did you stick with the people that you knew? Were you one of the rare kids who went to sit with the kids who sat alone? You may not realize this but the people we naturally associate ourselves with tells a lot about us. What does the Bible tell us about this, and how are we to associate with others as disciples of Jesus? We hope you will tune in to find out.