[Guest Speaker Nick Parsons| Ephesians 3:14-21] As the summer wraps up and the school year starts, we may feel tired or out of practice with our usual rhythms. This new series, Recharge, is designed to help reorient and prepare us to enter this next season with energy!
Nick Parsons is a friend of Current with extensive experience working with church plants through the Orchard Group. Nick is also a co-founder and Managing Director of Stratum Foundation here in the Bay Area.
[Guest Speaker Nick Parsons| Psalm 46] How can we remain hopeful and confident in God’s plan when life is stressful or anxiety gets the best of us? We’ll explore this topic on Sunday by looking at Psalm 46.
Nick Parsons is a friend of Current with extensive experience working with church plants through the Orchard Group. Nick is also a co-founder and Managing Director of Stratum Foundation here in the Bay Area.
[Guest Speaker Nick Parsons| Psalm 131] This Sunday we continue our series, Start Here: Learning To Pray From the Psalms with a teaching on seeking God amidst our busy lives. Join us as we consider how we can find true calm and stillness in God.
Nick Parsons is a friend of Current with extensive experience working with church plants through the Orchard Group. Nick is also a co-founder and Managing Director of Stratum Foundation here in the Bay Area.
[Guest Speaker Nick Parsons| Psalm 66] We continue our series, Start Here: Learning to Pray From the Psalms, with a teaching on facing hardship from Psalm 66. May it give you personal encouragement if you’re in a challenging season or words to uplift those in your life who may be facing difficulties.
Nick Parsons is a friend of Current with extensive experience working with church plants through the Orchard Group. Nick is also a co-founder and Managing Director of Stratum Foundation here in the Bay Area.
We’re joined by Nick Parsons, friend of Current with extensive experience working with church plants through the Orchard Group. Nick is also a co-founder and Managing Director of Stratum Foundation here in the Bay Area. We kick off a new series called Start Here: Learning to Pray From the Psalms. We’ll explore how we can use the book of Psalms as a tool for prayer and worship, starting with Psalm 1.
