1.Topics that matter to everyday life (Select 5)

Marriage and Covenant Relationships

Parenting and/or Grand parenting well

Rest, Sabbath, and avoiding burnout

Prayer and hearing from God

Grief, suffering, and walking through loss

Forgiveness and reconciliation

Purpose and calling (Knowing why God made me)

Loneliness and belonging

2.Sermon series around our core values - Building Community (please select one)

What is means to truly belong to a church family

Hospitality - welcoming others into our homes and lives

Living authentic, honest relationships (not just surface level)

Bridging generations - what young and old can learn from each other

Handling conflict and disagreement within community

Small groups and life-on-life discipleship

3.Sermon series around our core values - Serving God and Serving Others (please select one)

Discovering and using your spiritual gifts

Justice, mercy, and caring for the vulnerable

Serving our neighbors and city, not just the church

Work as worship - serving God through your job

Sacrifice and what it costs to truly serve

4.Sermon series around our core values - Nuturing Spiritual Growth (please select one)

Building a daily rhythm of prayer and scripture

Spiritual disciplines (fasting, silence, solitude, journaling)

Growing in godly character and Christlikeness

Raising spiritually strong kids and teens

Mentorship - being discipled and discipling others

5.Sermon series around our core values - Experiencing Jesus Together (please select one)

Encountering Jesus in worship and communion

Jesus’s compassion - experiencing his care in hard seasons

Following Jesus’s example in how we treat others

Testimony - sharing how Jesus has worked in our lives

Jesus in the everyday and ordinary, not just Sundays

6.Which gospel would you like to walk thorough in the new year (select one)

Matthew

Mark

Luke

John

7.What’s one question about faith or life you wish a sermon would address

8.Is there a topic your family (kids, teens, grandkids) is wrestling with that you think the church could speak into?