Sycamore started as a college ministry in 2008 after the Youth Pastor at Montavilla Baptist Church asked us "what would church look like if you could drop all the baggage?" The question sparked a process of discovery for the college group of the time. Sycamore is the church that was birthed out of that time. Since then we have faithfully met on Saturday nights continuing to seek God's face.
Sycamore aims, like its namesake the tree, to be a platform for seeing Christ. Just like Zacchaeus climbed up a sycamore tree to see Jesus through a crowd, we hope that Sycamore may help you see a clearer picture of Christ.
We normally meet every Saturday evening. For updates on our upcoming meetings, check out our Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/mbc.sycamore
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Sycamore started as a college ministry in 2008 after the Youth Pastor at Montavilla Baptist Church asked us "what would church look like if you could drop all the baggage?" The question sparked a process of discovery for the college group of the time. Sycamore is the church that was birthed out of that time. Since then we have faithfully met on Saturday nights continuing to seek God's face.
Sycamore aims, like its namesake the tree, to be a platform for seeing Christ. Just like Zacchaeus climbed up a sycamore tree to see Jesus through a crowd, we hope that Sycamore may help you see a clearer picture of Christ.
We normally meet every Saturday evening. For updates on our upcoming meetings, check out our Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/mbc.sycamore
Come and join us this week as we seek to put our faith into action. Tonight will a similar setup to the last two weeks: Praying for and listening to God's call of obedience. We will be seeking to build on the faith and obedience that we initiated last week, and we will be seeking to follow God even further down the path of His will.
Come and join us this week as we seek to put our faith into action. Tonight will a similar setup to last week: Praying for and listening to God's call of obedience. We will be seeking to build on the faith and obedience that we initiated last week, and we will be seeking to follow God even further down the path of His will.
Come and join us this week as we seek to put our faith into action. Tonight will look a bit different. We will meet together in a circle to listen to God, but there is only one guideline for this evening: if you feel called by God to obey, then this is the time to commit that obedience. It is okay for there to be long pauses. It is okay for there to be mistakes. It is okay to walk out of the room if God wants you elsewhere. This is simply a time for listening and obedience.
Join us this week as we share our stories about opportunities that God gave us this week. Randy will be continuing to talk about Gideon, specifically how important it is to have friends to give you courage.
Tonight, we will be sharing stories of opportunities that God gave us to share the gospel this week. Randy will also continue to talk to us about the story of Gideon, and how God defeated the Midianites using Gideon's obedience in small, but powerful ways.
Tonight, Jeff will continue the series on Gideon and conquering fear. Jeff will talk about asking God for signs, as well as trusting and obeying God. We will also be telling stories about opportunities that God has opened this last week.
Tonight Randy will be continuing to talk about Gideon facing his fears, but being afraid of what it might mean. We will also tell our stories of looking for opportunities to follow God this last week.
Tonight, Randy will be talking to us about how fear steals from us, and how we as Christians need to stop that. We will be sharing about our stories that Randy asked us to bring from last week.
Tonight, Terry Steele will be talking to us about trying to control fear by using 'magic'. We will deal with concepts such as mechanism vs. organic, and how they relate to Christians.
Tonight, Randy will be talking to us about the effects of fear and the importance of getting rid of it. We will be interacting with each other and talking about our own fears in addition to the message.
Tonight we are talking about how to support leadership and how to heal hurting pastors. Randy will be sharing with us from 2 Timothy 4:9-21 about the apostle Paul and his hurts and wants. We will also be discussing some sensitive issues during the second half of tonight, and as such, we will not be recording them.
Tonight Randy Steele will be talking to us about the different stages of life and how it pertains to us as individuals. We will also be dialoguing about how stages of life pertain to Sycamore, and what Saturday evenings will look like in the future.
Steven Koch and Kelly Murray will be sharing with us tonight about the importance of our personal relationships with God and obeying Him. Kelly will be sharing part of her life story and seeking to have a conversation about God and obedience.
This week, we will be continuing our series on Practical Prayer. Randy will be speaking about Wasted Prayers. Pride wars against effective prayer but the question is: how can I understand humility?
George Hamilton is speaking this week from his experience with healing prayer. He will be sharing his Biblical and experiential knowledge of the subject, as well as helping us with some practical advice.
Sycamore started as a college ministry in 2008 after the Youth Pastor at Montavilla Baptist Church asked us "what would church look like if you could drop all the baggage?" The question sparked a process of discovery for the college group of the time. Sycamore is the church that was birthed out of that time. Since then we have faithfully met on Saturday nights continuing to seek God's face.
Sycamore aims, like its namesake the tree, to be a platform for seeing Christ. Just like Zacchaeus climbed up a sycamore tree to see Jesus through a crowd, we hope that Sycamore may help you see a clearer picture of Christ.
We normally meet every Saturday evening. For updates on our upcoming meetings, check out our Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/mbc.sycamore
