What do all gravestones have in common? A beginning and end date; the date you were born and the date you left this earth. What's significant and yet overlooked many times is the dash between these two dates. This dash represents joy, heartache, peace, trials, triumphs, victories, love, loss, and more. In today's sermon we explore what it means to be competitive in our faith. We are not talking about competition in our good works. Competitiveness is the relentless pursuit to accomplish a mission. In our case, this is the relentless pursuit of the Mission Jesus has laid out before us.  

Hebrews 12 calls us to "run with the endurance the race God has set before us".  We need to patience and clarity to find our individual race.  For this, we must keep our eyes on Christ as our champion to initiate the process.

This week we begin a new sermon series titled simply "The Dash." Throughout this series we will explore how that our lives impact not only ourselves and those around us, but future generations as well. We will explore what we must do to leave a legacy of faith. 

Continuing in our Make Change sermon series, Pastor Adrian encourages and challenges us to live outside our comfort and to go "Outside the Camp." Outside the camp is where sacrifice occurs, so in order for us to serve, sacrifice and give like Jesus did we must be willing to met Jesus outside the camp.