Teach us to Press On

We are all prone to failure and stumbles in our walk with Jesus. Those failures don’t define us. How we respond to them does. This week at Maplewood, we’re focusing on how God’s wonderful grace is available to help us get up and to teach us to press on in our journey as followers of Jesus.

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Teach Us to Gel Together

An important component to the flywheel of faith is our participation in the body of Christ. This week at Maplewood, we’re continuing to focus on the means of grace God provides so that we can access grace, love, forgiveness and peace. Being part of a faith family takes work. It’s why we ask God to Teach Us to Gel Together.

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Teach Us Child-Like Faith

Jesus teaches His followers to bring the children his way. This week at Maplewood, we’re exploring how children can teach grown ups what the Kingdom of Heaven looks like and how it works. Join us by clicking and listening to the message as we explore the meaning behind Christ’s words in Mark 10:13-16.

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Teach Us to Forgive

The primary means of grace is forgiveness. We need to be forgiven. And we need to learn how become people who forgive others. This week, Maplewood continues to focus on what followers of Jesus can do to maintain and build spiritual momentum in our lives.

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Teach us to Obey

One of the toughest spiritual lessons to learn is to obey Jesus, in all circumstances in our lives. This week, we continue to explore the ‘means of grace’ by which we can allow the Holy Spirit to do a new work in us and change us from the inside out. It’s kind of like learning to drive a stick-shift vehicle.

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Teach Us to Abide

At Maplewood, we’re digging into the essentials of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Have you lost your spiritual momentum? This week, we’re looking at one of the key expectations for a follower of Jesus to gain spiritual momentum in our walk with Christ.

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