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Faith Ignited is a community of people seeking to move toward Jesus and answer life's most difficult questions.
At Faith Ignited people can meet Jesus, and engage in life-giving community where everyone is welcome.
We believe our mission to help people think critically about important things and care for what Jesus loves.
We are seeking to create a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, learn to see the world through a Biblical lenses, discover their gifts and use them for God's glory.
Join us for our Sunday services!
At Faith Ignited people can meet Jesus, and engage in life-giving community where everyone is welcome.
We believe our mission to help people think critically about important things and care for what Jesus loves.
We are seeking to create a space where people can have authentic encounters with Christ, learn to see the world through a Biblical lenses, discover their gifts and use them for God's glory.
Join us for our Sunday services!
Recent Sermon
Our first sermon in this year's Christmas series is titled
"Does God Have Permission to Change Your Life?"
We all want to say yes, but are we really open to "Whatever" God wants for us?
God invited Mary to be part of His restoration plan and it radically changed her life. Having a baby changes everything.
But imagine what Mary would have missed out on if she had said no. Instead, Mary humbled herself and invited God to change her life with these sacred words,
“I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May your word to me be fulfilled.” Then the angel left her," (Luke 1:38).
May we all give permission to God to do His will in our lives this Christmas.
"Does God Have Permission to Change Your Life?"
We all want to say yes, but are we really open to "Whatever" God wants for us?
God invited Mary to be part of His restoration plan and it radically changed her life. Having a baby changes everything.
But imagine what Mary would have missed out on if she had said no. Instead, Mary humbled herself and invited God to change her life with these sacred words,
“I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May your word to me be fulfilled.” Then the angel left her," (Luke 1:38).
May we all give permission to God to do His will in our lives this Christmas.