Join us for a special Night of Prayer at each campus on Sunday, July 27 from 6-7 PM. This hour will include guided prayer, acoustic worship, and a time of seeking the Lord together. While childcare will not be provided, families are welcome; children of all ages may attend with their parents.
How often do our prayers start with a “thank You,” and then shift pretty quickly into all the things we need from God? That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Philippians 4:6 tells us we should bring our requests to God—He invites us to. But, if we’re honest, we can easily slip into a pattern of […]
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Join us as we dive into God’s Word together and discover His heart for prayer. This five-week Bible reading plan will help you learn to pray the way Jesus taught—with confidence, clarity, and Kingdom focus. Click Here to access the When You Pray: Bible Reading Plan.
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There’s a reason little children instinctively reach up when they want to be picked up. They know they are small, and they believe—with full confidence—that the one above them will respond. That’s the heart of prayer: not a performance, not a religious task, but a child reaching for his Father. Yet how often do we
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You have probably heard Percy Sledge’s chart-topping R&B hit released in 1966 called “When a Man Loves a Woman.” Today, instead of learning about when a man loves a woman, I want us to learn about how a man should love a woman. How does God want a man to love his wife? Whereas the
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Here are some short prayers written for the many different kinds of fathers—new fathers, faithful fathers, single fathers, spiritual fathers, grieving fathers, waiting fathers, and father figures. New Fathers — Deuteronomy 31:6 Lord, thank you for the precious gift of new life and the sacred responsibility that comes with fatherhood. Strengthen this new dad as
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Often, submission is seen as archaic and chauvinistic, and it is not a subject I take lightly or want to write about flippantly. As a husband to an incredible woman, the father to three beautiful daughters, and the pastor to a church filled with wonderful ladies, when I come to the teachings of the Bible
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John 16:4b–15 The Trinity—The Triune God. Most believers are well acquainted with God the Father, and many have a deep understanding of God the Son. Jesus, the second person of the Trinity, is the One we especially celebrate during seasons like Christmas and Easter. Many believers understand God the Father and God the Son, but
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Join us from June 2-June 27 as we dive into God’s Word together and discover His design for the family—rooted in truth, grace, and Gospel purpose with our Summer is for Family Bible Reading Plan. This 4-week Bible reading plan follows our CATM sermon series Summer is for Family, exploring what the Bible has to
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Romans 12:3-8 Someone once said that “the sum is greater than its parts.” That is true of a number of things, especially of casseroles. You could eat each ingredient of your favorite casserole, but you don’t experience the full effect until they are combined and consumed together. The same can be said of intentional relationships
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If you’ve been around Church at The Mill for a while, you’ve probably heard the phrase: Gather, Grow, Give, Go. You might’ve even seen it on the walls or printed in church materials. But it is more than a nice-sounding, alliterated slogan. This phrase is the heartbeat of our mission and discipleship strategy. Each element
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