<description>&lt;img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/4b/6c/22/generationexample/3000x3000_8317395.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;We need other people. We get that when we feel lonely, don’t we? But the reality is that there are times when the last thing we want is someone around—whether it’s our own grumpiness or because we just don’t want to be hurt again. But God made us in such a way that people fill a very specific need in our lives. And while God does supply all our needs, He created us to need other people, too.</description>

We need other people. We get that when we feel lonely, don’t we? But the reality is that there ar...

We need other people. We get that when we feel lonely, don’t we? But the reality is that there are times when the last thing we want is someone around—whether it’s our own grumpiness or because we just don’t want to be hurt again. But God made us in such a way that people fill a very specific need in our lives. And while God does supply all our needs, He created us to need other people, too.

We Week 1

<description>&lt;img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/4b/6c/22/generationexample/3000x3000_8200989.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Sometimes what we really want isn’t what we are asking for. Sometimes what we really need is invisible to us. Thankfully Jesus sees us, really sees us. He sees the obvious physical needs and the more subtle spiritual ones too. And not only does He see them, He cares enough to do something about them both. When it comes to reaching out to the invisibles, when we provide friendship, water, help—sometimes it just isn’t enough. There’s a deeper, spiritual need that can only be met through Jesus Christ. And because of that, we do both—we help with the physical need but point them to Jesus Christ for the spiritual one. </description>

Sometimes what we really want isn’t what we are asking for. Sometimes what we really need is invi...

Sometimes what we really want isn’t what we are asking for. Sometimes what we really need is invisible to us. Thankfully Jesus sees us, really sees us. He sees the obvious physical needs and the more subtle spiritual ones too. And not only does He see them, He cares enough to do something about them both. When it comes to reaching out to the invisibles, when we provide friendship, water, help—sometimes it just isn’t enough. There’s a deeper, spiritual need that can only be met through Jesus Christ. And because of that, we do both—we help with the physical need but point them to Jesus Christ for the spiritual one. 

Invisible Week 3

<description>&lt;img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/4b/6c/22/generationexample/3000x3000_8200989.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Some people go unnoticed. There are people in the background of our lives we never see. Maybe it’s the guy at the gas station or the girl at the coffee shop. Maybe it’s the girl sitting in the lunchroom, or the guy hanging out in the back of the youth room. There are people all around us who we treat as invisible. But because of how God has seen us, because of what we’ve experienced personally, our vision is changed. How can we begin to see the people in our lives every day that may normally go overlooked? How can we see the people halfway around the world that go unnoticed? What can we do to bring those around us in focus?</description>

Some people go unnoticed. There are people in the background of our lives we never see. Maybe it’...

Some people go unnoticed. There are people in the background of our lives we never see. Maybe it’s the guy at the gas station or the girl at the coffee shop. Maybe it’s the girl sitting in the lunchroom, or the guy hanging out in the back of the youth room. There are people all around us who we treat as invisible. But because of how God has seen us, because of what we’ve experienced personally, our vision is changed. How can we begin to see the people in our lives every day that may normally go overlooked? How can we see the people halfway around the world that go unnoticed? What can we do to bring those around us in focus?

Invisible Week 2

<description>&lt;img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/4b/6c/22/generationexample/3000x3000_8200989.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Sometimes you can stand in a room or walk down a hallway or sit in a chair and no one notices you. It’s not that you have some type of special ability that makes you invisible—people just don’t see you. They know nothing about you—nor do they seem to want to know anything about you. It’s like you’re not even there, even when you are physically in the room. You’re invisible. The good news is Jesus sees invisible people—even those who never realized they were invisible</description>

Sometimes you can stand in a room or walk down a hallway or sit in a chair and no one notices you...

Sometimes you can stand in a room or walk down a hallway or sit in a chair and no one notices you. It’s not that you have some type of special ability that makes you invisible—people just don’t see you. They know nothing about you—nor do they seem to want to know anything about you. It’s like you’re not even there, even when you are physically in the room. You’re invisible. The good news is Jesus sees invisible people—even those who never realized they were invisible

Invisible Week 1

<description>&lt;img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/4b/6c/22/generationexample/3000x3000_8141926.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Join us as we talk about our relationship with technology.</description>

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