What does it take to become the best version of ourselves? This week at Maplewood, we explore the challenging lesson that Jesus shared with a rich, young man looking who was asking all the right questions. But this young man didn’t realize that Jesus was playing by a totally different set of rules.
How might you become a better version of yourself? How might you become the best version of yourself? That’s our focus at Maplewood as we move through the winter months and toward spring. This week, Pastor Joe focuses on how worry prevents us from becoming the best version of ourselves, and what we can do to overcome and level up!
This week at Maplewood, we are wrapping our series on how to solve the “Thinking Problems” we encounter in our journey to follow Jesus. Pastor Joe underscores this morning that winning the battle for our minds is a simple as putting on a fresh set of clothes every morning.
This week at Maplewood, we are continuing to focus on the battle for our minds and the cure for our think problems! On this “Presentation of Christ” Sunday, in the season of Epiphany, we’re focusing on the story of the day Mary and Joseph named Jesus and took Him to the temple.
This week at Maplewood, we are focusing on practical steps we can take to begin winning the battle for our minds. Join us as Pastor Joe lays out a strategy any of us can use to have a better thought life and become a better version of ourselves.
Maplewood is starting the new year by confronting the battle for our minds. This week, Pastor Joe focuses on how a very familiar Proverb can help us confront the little lies we tell ourselves, so that we may break new ground in our relationship with Christ.
Fixing our thinking problem is easier said than done. This week at Maplewood, Pastor Joe explores what it takes for us to begin overcoming the influence of culture so Christ an be the dominating influence in our lives.
At Maplewood, we’re kicking off the year by confronting a major obstacle to spiritual formation – our thought lives. Join us as we pull back the curtain and evaluate how our modern culture is competing with Christ for each of our minds. What can we do it about? Is there any hope? Listen to this week’s message and find out how we can begin to address our thinking problems.
This week we dig into the true meaning of the word “Christmas!” We hope you will take a listen and rejoice with us in the nativity of Jesus, not just in Bethlehem, but in our hearts!
This week, Maplewood is continuing to focus on the words of Christmas. Immanuel means “God with us.” Join us as we discover that Immanuel isn’t just a nice Christmas card sentiment or Christmas carol lyric. It’s an opportunity for God to work in and through Jesus followers every day.
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