Growing Pains

Growing physically can hurt at times. But we can take meds to ease the pain. Growing in our trust in Jesus is uncomfortable at times. As we continue to partner with him in his work in the world, he often stretches us. Sometimes it’s painful. But on the other side is growth and healthy change. In this message series, we’ll explore scriptures and stories where Jesus is coaching his people to grow their roots down deep into Him. We’d love for you to join us in-person Sundays at 10a (Central Time) 1701 Sparta Road, Belton, TX, or online anytime.

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