There are all sorts of twists and turns in the redemptive history of God and mankind.  Genesis chapters 1 & 2 records and describes the majestic work of God in creating everything in the heavens and the earth, including mankind into whom He breathed a soul: the immaterial and incorporeal essence of a living being.  Everything was deemed as qualitatively ‘good‘, and…

This Sunday we will explore Palm Sunday, Jesus triumphal entry into the city. While there was excitement and joy, that quickly changes over as the week goes on. Johnathan encourages us to prepare for this Sunday and the rest of the week as we continue toward Easter.

Kevin summarizes where we’ve been in our current message series that we’ll be wrapping up this Sunday. After that, Easter week will be upon us, so we’re encouraged to prepare our hearts for that. After Easter, the new 12 week series Rebuild, will focus on the books of Ezra and Nehemiah. You can find the study guide (Ezra-Nehemiah by Kathleen B. Nielson)…

With the switch to having only one Sunday morning service, there are a few things we want to make sure that you’re aware of. Service starts at 10am on Sunday mornings, starting this Sunday, March 7th. Quest Kids will be offered at the same time in the lower level. You can register for service here.

This journey has been a bit of a wild ride… shutting down, opening back up, switching to two services, shutting down again, reopening AGAIN and adding live streaming… all while trying to stay connected as best we can. With the St. Louis County business occupancy limits recently raised to 50%, we’re allowed more people in the building at one time. We weighed the…

FYI – We’re supposed to have some extremely cold temperatures in the morning tomorrow, so we’ve made the decision to CANCEL all services for Sunday, February 14th. Stay home, stay safe and stay warm! Look for the sermon video to be posted in the morning. We’ll see you back at Quest NEXT Sunday!

Kevin touches base and introduces a video from Chip Ingram that he found insightful, encouraging and gave a little perspective on what’s happening around us. He thought you’d get something similar out of it.  If you’d like to watch the Chip Ingram’s video that focuses on how COVID-19 has changed the church and ministry, you can view it here.

First of all, what is it? The Issachar Project is a philosophical and theological framework for dealing with the cultural conflicts around us and in us. We want to think through the important issues of our day while keeping a Biblical approach. Kevin explains this new project in more depth in this video:

As we bring our sermon series to a close this Sunday, Kevin wanted to re-emphasize what we should be taking away from the last several weeks. We are encouraged to be people of reconciliation. This is not an easy calling, as Kevin explains. However, if we remember our math equation, hopefully we can stay on the path: GRACE + TRUTH + TRUST…