Workshops 工作坊

We know that the gospel is that Jesus died for our sins, and he rose again according to the scriptures and we just have to believe that to be saved. But perhaps the struggle for us today is that we have no idea how that still applies to our lives, or we treat the gospel as a thing of the past, allowing us to live however we want. The understanding and application of the gospel in our daily lives is truly life-changing and transformative, something we perhaps don't tap into as we ought. In this workshop we will explore what salvation means for our lives, how the gospel is good news in every situation, and how that impacts how we live and every decision we make.

The Scriptures assure us of God’s love—we are his Bride, his Beloved. But do we always experience this? How does the Bridegroom's passionate pursuit of us manifest during times of challenge, spiritual dryness, selfishness, or even in our moments of rebellion? Nikki White steps us through a process of engaging relationally with a God who desires to be known by us, and to know us, deeply.

We often carry hidden pain, chronic weariness, and frustrated prayers in isolation long before we bring them to God. How do we keep believing when our prayers seem to fall on silence, and is it possible for deep faith and genuine doubt to walk hand in hand? "Jesus, Be My Healer" is an interactive workshop that wrestles openly with what it means to trust Christ as our Great Physician while living in a broken world.

While God has not promised full physical deliverance in this lifetime, we are still privileged to lay our suffering before the One who bore our stripes. Splitting our time between message and guided reflection, Felix will explore how we can anchor our hope in Jesus amidst ongoing weakness, finding strength in community, vulnerability, and mutual care as we trust Him all the way through.

What do we do, when hardship has no explanation? How do we face the crisis of faith when suffering falls upon us, and the heavens are brass? Our hearts cry out, “Don’t you love me?

What are you doing?” only to be met with silence. Nikki White walks us through the messiness of maintaining an intimate relationship with God in the “nevertheless” moments of our painful reality.

Family wasn’t our idea. It was God’s.

At creation, God called everything good, and then He named the one thing that was not: that man was alone. So He set the lonely in families. When the world unraveled in Noah’s day, God’s answer wasn’t a program. It was a family who stayed together and did what the Father asked, and by that simple obedience released blessing over the whole earth.

Jesus said the last days would be like the days of Noah, and God’s answer is the same again.

He promises to turn the hearts of fathers to their children and children to their fathers. From beginning to end, Scripture bears witness to God's plan for family.

This is the Father’s heart. Jesus showed us what a son looks like: one who does only what He sees His Father doing. Now the Father is raising sons and daughters who know whose name they carry, and homes where hearts turn toward one another.

Whether your family is whole, wounded, or still waiting, you are invited. In this workshop, we will look at family through Jesus’ eyes and let the Father show us what He had in mind from the beginning.

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One of the beautiful realities about being in a friendship with Jesus is discovering His heart, His preferences, and how He wants to be loved. Jesus longs for friends, didn’t want to enter Jerusalem without his friends, and today is looking for friends who want Him with them. What if people noticed your friendship with Jesus? What would it look like?

More importantly, how would Jesus recognize your friendship? In this workshop, we will look at what the Bible says about Jesus’ invitation into deep friendship with a real Person. Furthermore, we will take time to discover ways we can cultivate our friendship with Jesus, including unpacking relationship mindsets of discipleship such as the value of listening, sharing in vulnerability, and how to trust. We will conclude this breakout by ultimately looking at how our friendship with Jesus was founded and thus will be sustained, namely in beholding the crucified and risen One, Christ Jesus, our friend: “No one has greater love than this: to lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13

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Life is full of seasons. Some are filled with joy, growth, and opportunities, while others bring uncertainty, disappointment, exhaustion, and unexpected challenges. In the midst of it all, we're constantly looking for something to hold on to, something that will give us a sense of security,

stability, and hope. But what happens when the very things we've been depending on begin to shake?

As Christians, we often say that Jesus is our rock, our strength, and our foundation. But what does that actually mean in everyday life? How do we move beyond simply knowing these truths to genuinely living them out? And how do we learn to depend on Jesus not only when life gets difficult, but also when everything seems to be going well?

In this interactive workshop, we'll explore what it means to build our lives on Jesus and remain connected to Him through every season. Drawing from Jesus' teachings about building on the rock and abiding in the vine, we'll examine the things we tend to place our security in, the challenges that test our faith, and the spiritual rhythms that help us remain grounded in Christ.

Through personal reflection, practical exercises, and meaningful conversations, you'll have opportunities to consider your current season of life and discover how to cultivate a deeper, more dependent relationship with Jesus.

Whatever season you're in, the invitation is the same: don't just believe that Jesus is your rock. Learn to build your life on Him.