“Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
Tannin, Nephesh, Leviathan, Sea Serpents ... why are there so many of these strange creatures in the Bible? From the first pages of Genesis we are taught that these mythological creatures impact our current reality. Let’s dive into the abyss to learn about God’s good and beautiful creation and the forces that draw it into chaos. Join Damascus Road for this series as we seek to understand this monstrous theme.
Jesus didn’t just discover the significance of forgiveness in human history, he is the initiator and author of forgiveness. To complete our journey of forgiveness, we’ll sit at the feet of Jesus together and learn how to forgive just as we have been forgiven.
Join Damascus Road as we focus on God's incredible forgiveness through Jesus’ teaching, his death and resurrection that secure forgiveness for us, and how forgiveness features in the end of the Gospels and our lives.Week 1 of Forgiven
God’s fingerprints can be found throughout creation, inspiring creativity and art even within those not seeking Him. At Damascus Road, it is part of our mission to redeem culture whenever possible by illuminating aspects of God’s truth in the world around us, and sometimes God speaks to some of us through a song, movie, show, or novel.
Join Damascus Road for Pop Culture Jesus, as we look for the fingerprints of God in the media we consume.
Who would consider limits a gift? Limits hold us back. They keep us from achieving our dreams and accomplishing our goals. They cause us to struggle and can be downright frustrating. But what if they are a gift from God to help us rather than hinder us? When God made us, God gave us gifts and strengths, passions and desires, and yes, limits too. In doing so, God defined who we are and who we are not. Limits are a part of us whether we like them or not. So instead of viewing them as a curse, let us explore how we can see our limits as a gift.
Join Damascus Road for Limited, as we explore the ways our limits are actually a gift from our unlimited God.
Unforgiveness is natural. Forgiveness is supernatural. Following the story of Joseph, join us on a transformative journey of forgiveness.
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