Cheryl Stewart

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us in June & July as we continue this journey through the book of Colossians!

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us in June & July as we continue this journey through the book of Colossians!

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us May 15th as we begin this journey!

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us May 15th as we begin this journey!

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us as we begin this journey!

Secular psychologists would say that one of the most important things about us is what we believe about our personal identity. How we view ourselves will determine how we act, how we relate to others, what we say, and the decisions we make. Our culture defines our significance by various criteria—our possessions, production, popularity, or personality. But how does God see us? Thankfully, long before modern psychologists identified the importance of personal identity, the apostle Paul addressed this issue. We are beginning a series on discovering our true significance in the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ! This series has the potential to change your view of Jesus and your view of yourself. The result is a radically changed life! Join us May 15th as we begin this journey!

Three Part Series on Loving God