Maplewood Nazarene

The cost of following Christ creates sticker shock in most people. This week at Maplewood, we’re exploring what what it means to be a “living sacrifice.” Join us.

We are built to worship. And related to this principle is the reality that we are designed to become what we worship. This week, Maplewood explores the implications of a central teach of Jesus on how we live a lifestyle of worship and how can realize the secret to becoming a better version of ourselves.

Over the next several week’s, we are going to be exploring what it means to worship authentically, not just in church, but in our lives. Join us this week as explore how each of us are built to worship

On this Father’s Day weekend, we are wrapping up our series on what it means to build a foundation of authentic faith. In this week’s teaching, Pastor Joe weaves together how building a foundation of holiness, love and grace allows followers of Jesus to discover what is true and real and freeing. Join us…

This week at Maplewood we are digging in to what it means to base our faith in grace. Grace is another one of those churchy terms and we’re breaking it down into terms we can all understand. Join us as we learn what it means to lay down a foundation of faith based in grace.

Holiness is a big scary church word. This week at Maplewood we’re focusing on what it means to lay down a foundation of faith. Join us as we bring some practicality to the concept of what it means to “be holy.”

It’s Memorial Day weekend and at Maplewood we are focusing on what it means to lay down a foundation of authentic faith. There’s no better time of the year to focus on other-center, selfless love as we honor those who have served and given their lives so that we might live in freedom. Join us as we dig into laying down a foundation of love.

What type of spiritual roots have you been laying down in your life? Is your faith deep? Or is it shallow? And why does it matter? Join us as Maplewood begins a new series of teachings on what it means to build our faith on a strong foundation.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, knew her son better than anyone else. Her interactions with Jesus in John 2 inform us of their relationship with each other and our own relationship with God and the people around us.

Do we really live like we are following Jesus? Or are we settling for something else? This week, Pastor Joe addresses the question “what does living in Christ really look like?” Join us as we explore what it looks like and what it doesn’t look like.