Mcdowell Church

Road rage. It seems like such a childish response. Until someone cuts us off or pulls in front of us or slows us down because they are texting. Then, it's our responsibility to let him/her know of their wrongdoing. When it comes to us, it's not road rage - it's helping others know how to drive. It's often no different in our relationships. When we are hurt, we feel the need to get even. Then s/he feels the need to get even with us. Pretty soon, we're locked in a cesspool of hatred and revenge. Scripture gives us some examples of how hatred and revenge can eventually lead to death. But forgiveness, a recurring theme throughout the scriptures, is a pathway to freedom. There is a flow to forgiveness—from God, to us, to others. In the next couple of weeks, we're going to explore the pain and destruction found in revenge and the freedom that flows out of forgiveness.

Books and speeches are full of ideas on how to make our lives better. Self-help - we eat it up. Advertisements are placed so that we're reminded of those things or experiences that we need in order to find joy and meaning in life. It seems that our world is full of ideas about how to build a great life. Paul had some ideas about building a great life — but rather than looking at the world around us, he insisted that centering on Jesus was the key. He wrote this short letter to remind these believers that Jesus' reign covered every aspect of their lives, and ew too could choose to build our lives around this reality. We open this ancient letter to find some encouragement and direction for how to build a life.

Books and speeches are full of ideas on how to make our lives better. Self-help - we eat it up. Advertisements are placed so that we're reminded of those things or experiences that we need in order to find joy and meaning in life. It seems that our world is full of ideas about how to build a great life. Paul had some ideas about building a great life — but rather than looking at the world around us, he insisted that centering on Jesus was the key. He wrote this short letter to remind these believers that Jesus' reign covered every aspect of their lives, and ew too could choose to build our lives around this reality. We open this ancient letter to find some encouragement and direction for how to build a life.

Books and speeches are full of ideas on how to make our lives better. Self-help - we eat it up. Advertisements are placed so that we're reminded of those things or experiences that we need in order to find joy and meaning in life. It seems that our world is full of ideas about how to build a great life. Paul had some ideas about building a great life — but rather than looking at the world around us, he insisted that centering on Jesus was the key. He wrote this short letter to remind these believers that Jesus' reign covered every aspect of their lives, and ew too could choose to build our lives around this reality. We open this ancient letter to find some encouragement and direction for how to build a life.

Books and speeches are full of ideas on how to make our lives better. Self-help - we eat it up. Advertisements are placed so that we're reminded of those things or experiences that we need in order to find joy and meaning in life. It seems that our world is full of ideas about how to build a great life. Paul had some ideas about building a great life — but rather than looking at the world around us, he insisted that centering on Jesus was the key. He wrote this short letter to remind these believers that Jesus' reign covered every aspect of their lives, and ew too could choose to build our lives around this reality. We open this ancient letter to find some encouragement and direction for how to build a life.

No matter where we are in life, there are relationships that could benefit from being reset, making a new commitment or moving in a new direction. We’re going to spend the next few weeks talking about some Biblical perspectives on these relationships. It’s a great series to invite a friend, neighbor, coworker, classmate, or even an enemy. And don’t forget to pick up a journal as we journey together this fall.

No matter where we are in life, there are relationships that could benefit from being reset, making a new commitment or moving in a new direction. We’re going to spend the next few weeks talking about some Biblical perspectives on these relationships. It’s a great series to invite a friend, neighbor, coworker, classmate, or even an enemy. And don’t forget to pick up a journal as we journey together this fall.

No matter where we are in life, there are relationships that could benefit from being reset, making a new commitment or moving in a new direction. We’re going to spend the next few weeks talking about some Biblical perspectives on these relationships. It’s a great series to invite a friend, neighbor, coworker, classmate, or even an enemy. And don’t forget to pick up a journal as we journey together this fall.

No matter where we are in life, there are relationships that could benefit from being reset, making a new commitment or moving in a new direction. We’re going to spend the next few weeks talking about some Biblical perspectives on these relationships. It’s a great series to invite a friend, neighbor, coworker, classmate, or even an enemy. And don’t forget to pick up a journal as we journey together this fall.

Over 2000 years ago, a grassroots plan to change the world began in the Middle East, with a group of men and women committed to living a different kind of life. That small group began to multiply in villages and towns throughout the ancient world. Our roots can be traced back to those early followers of Jesus. We join in with that same movement — to change the world through the ways we live, the commitments we make each and every day. We can change the world.

Over 2000 years ago, a grassroots plan to change the world began in the Middle East, with a group of men and women committed to living a different kind of life. That small group began to multiply in villages and towns throughout the ancient world. Our roots can be traced back to those early followers of Jesus. We join in with that same movement — to change the world through the ways we live, the commitments we make each and every day. We can change the world.

Over 2000 years ago, a grassroots plan to change the world began in the Middle East, with a group of men and women committed to living a different kind of life. That small group began to multiply in villages and towns throughout the ancient world. Our roots can be traced back to those early followers of Jesus. We join in with that same movement — to change the world through the ways we live, the commitments we make each and every day. We can change the world.

Over 2000 years ago, a grassroots plan to change the world began in the Middle East, with a group of men and women committed to living a different kind of life. That small group began to multiply in villages and towns throughout the ancient world. Our roots can be traced back to those early followers of Jesus. We join in with that same movement — to change the world through the ways we live, the commitments we make each and every day. We can change the world.

As summer winds down Lead Pastor Matt Anderson talks about what it really means to rest. Set aside time this week to practice rest - unplug and be still.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community.

McDowell. A community following Jesus, learning to love. A community is held together by some shared activity or beliefs or, at the least, proximity. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to look at some of the core beliefs that hold us together as a community. We’re going to begin by looking at why unity is so important in the current, divisive culture we’re living in.