Speaker:	Jeremiah Parks
Date:	Apr 4, 2014

Pastor Jeremiah joins the MILL as a guest speaker to share about the important role of suffering in the life of the believer.

Speaker:	Brandon Cormier
Date:	Mar 28, 2014

Pastor Brandon Cormier, pastor of Desperation Student Ministries, visits the mill to share about fasting.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 21, 2014

Pastor Daniel Grothe encourages the MILL towards a better way to fast.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 14, 2014

Pastor Daniel Grothe continues the Lent series with a talk about how we can learn from watching Jesus walk through temptation.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 7, 2014

Pastor Daniel Grothe walks the MILL through a practice of lamenting that is helpful to our response to God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 22, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe speaks during Week 2 of the Lent Series of the MILL.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 15, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe opens a new series at the MILL about Lent.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Feb 28, 2014

Pastor Daniel Grothe finishes out the series on "The Divine Chapters" with a talk about prayer.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Feb 21, 2014

Pastor David Perkins joins the MILL for week 6 of the Divine Chapters series to talk about the choices we have to make regarding God's plan for our lives.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Feb 14, 2014

Pastor Daniel talks about sexuality in week 5 of the Divine Chapters series.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Feb 7, 2014

Dr. Joe Kirkendall talks to the MILL about the most important calling one can have.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jan 24, 2014

Pastor Daniel Grothe takes a look at work from God's perspective.

Speaker:	David and Becky Grothe
Date:	Jan 17, 2014

Pastors David and Becky Grothe visit the MILL to share about laying foundations to build ones life upon.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jan 10, 2014

Pastor Daniel begins a new sermon series at the MILL, in which we will talk about making the most of every opportunity and circumstance.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Nov 22, 2013

Pastor Glenn Packiam visits the MILL to close out the series about "The Saints.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 15, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe talks about the sacraments that make up the traditions of the church.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 8, 2013

Have you determined to live and die for God? Pastor Daniel Grothe looks at the question through the lens of Perpetua and Felicity, two young women who were martyred for their faith.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 1, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe begins a new series at the MILL by talking about how we are surrounded by saints.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Oct 20, 2013

Dr. Joe Kirkendall talks about five routines that lead to true joy.

Speaker:	Gyle Smith
Date:	Oct 19, 2013

Pastor Gyle Smith, from Believers Church in Tulsa, OK, asks the question "Is Joy Realistic?" and shares the story of his personal journey towards finding the answer.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 19, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe speaks about the joy that comes from being face to face with God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 18, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe opens Fall Retreat by addressing what comes to mind when we think about God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 27, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe presents the invitation to live life alongside one another and to join a MILL Dinner Group.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 20, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe starts a two-week series about Dinner Groups for the MILL's small groups.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe and Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Jun 21, 2013

Pastors Daniel and Joe continue the Q&A from two weeks earlier and answer questions from theMILL.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe and Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Jun 7, 2013

Pastors Daniel Grothe and Joe Kirkendall field questions from the mill on the topic of lust.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe and Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Apr 20, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe and Dr. Joe Kirkendall (theMILL's teaching pastor) answer questions from theMILL.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe and Glenn Packiam
Date:	Apr 13, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe and Pastor Glenn Packiam (Pastor of New Life Downtown Campus) host a question and answer session for theMILL.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jun 17, 2011

At theMILL we believe that questions are a good thing. They are part of developing faith and leading us toward truth. The Q&A series at theMILL is your opportunity to ask any question you want. And by ANY we really mean ANY. We supply the 3x5 cards and pens and you supply the questions. Aaron Stern, on-the-spot, will answer as many questions as possible, so be prepared for an unedited night of topics that range from the Holy Spirit to tattoos to how to find a date. Q&A...anything goes.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jun 10, 2011

At theMILL we believe that questions are a good thing. They are part of developing faith and leading us toward truth. The Q&A series at theMILL is your opportunity to ask any question you want. And by ANY we really mean ANY. We supply the 3x5 cards and pens and you supply the questions. Aaron Stern, on-the-spot, will answer as many questions as possible, so be prepared for an unedited night of topics that range from the Holy Spirit to tattoos to how to find a date. Q&A...anything goes.

Speaker:	Aaron and Jossie Stern
Date:	Apr 16, 2010

At theMILL we believe that questions are a good thing. They are part of developing faith and leading us toward truth. The Q&A series at theMILL is your opportunity to ask any question you want. And by ANY we really mean ANY. We supply the 3x5 cards and pens and you supply the questions. Aaron Stern, on-the-spot, will answer as many questions as possible, so be prepared for an unedited night of topics that range from the Holy Spirit to tattoos to how to find a date. Q&A...anything goes.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 9, 2010

At theMILL we believe that questions are a good thing. They are part of developing faith and leading us toward truth. The Q&A series at theMILL is your opportunity to ask any question you want. And by ANY we really mean ANY. We supply the 3x5 cards and pens and you supply the questions. Aaron Stern, on-the-spot, will answer as many questions as possible, so be prepared for an unedited night of topics that range from the Holy Spirit to tattoos to how to find a date. Q&A...anything goes.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Sep 4, 2009

Join theMILL as Pastors Aaron Stern & Joe Kirkendall field questions from theMILL community

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 28, 2009

Aaron welcomes Best-Selling author Rob Stennett ("The End Is Now") to do a book reading. Then Aaron fields questions from theMILL community.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Noelle Goodlin
Date:	May 16, 2008

Twice a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride! Last week you had too many questions, so this week we answer the rest...

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 9, 2008

Twice a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride! Last week you had too many questions, so this week we answer the rest...

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 10, 2007

A few times a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Evan Martin
Date:	Aug 3, 2007

A few times a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Glenn Packiam
Date:	Mar 23, 2007

Twice a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride! Last week you had too many questions, so this week we answer the rest...

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 16, 2007

Twice a year we have Q and A night at theMILL. These nights are always exciting and full of personal, theological and sometimes taboo questions (and of course the random crazy questions!). These are the nights that theMILL determines what is discussed, so hang on and enjoy the ride!

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Apr 19, 2013

Pastor Daniel talks about looking out for the stranger.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Apr 12, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe speaks for the second week in the series called "Resurrection Stories"

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Apr 5, 2013

The 7 week period after Easter is a time to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Join theMILL and Pastor Daniel Grothe as we celebrate the stories of resurrection that were made possible through the Resurrection of Jesus

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 29, 2013

Good Friday is one of the most important dates on the Christian Church's calendar. Join pastor Daniel Grothe for a church-wide candlelight service to remember the sacrifice, suffering and death of our Lord Jesus Christ, who bore sin and death in his body for the life of the world.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Apr 6, 2012

New Life Church as a whole joins theMILL for a Good Friday Service. Pastor Daniel Grothe speaks about the beautiful sadness that is Good Friday.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 8, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe teaches in part 5 of the Listen Up series.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 1, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe teaches in part 4 of the Listen Up series.

Speaker:	Andrew Arndt
Date:	Feb 22, 2013

Pastor Andrew Arndt, from Bloom Church in Denver, Colorado visits theMILL for Week 3 of the Listen Up Series.

Speaker:	David and Becky Grothe
Date:	Feb 15, 2013

Pastors David and Becky Grothe visit theMILL to share about the importance of a Good Name.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Feb 8, 2013

Daniel Grothe opens a new series about wisdom.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jan 18, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe talks about prayer.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jan 11, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe shares on the second week of the Prayer series.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jan 4, 2013

Pastor Daniel Grothe begins the new year with the first week of a new series on Prayer.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Dec 14, 2012

Daniel Grothe ends the Advent Series in expectation for Christmas.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 30, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe begins a new Advent series.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Oct 28, 2012

Main session talks from theMILL Fall Retreat 2012.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 27, 2012

Main session talks from theMILL Fall Retreat 2012.

Speaker:	Andrew Arndt
Date:	Oct 27, 2012

Main session talks from theMILL Fall Retreat 2012.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 26, 2012

Main session talks from theMILL Fall Retreat 2012.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 19, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe finishes the series on the book of Ephesians

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 12, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe talks to theMILL about what it looks like to imitate God, as Paul instructs us in Ephesians 5:1.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 5, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe speaks to theMILL in the sixth week of the series on Ephesians.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 28, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe continues the Ephesians Series with Ephesians Chapter 4

Speaker:	Pete Greig
Date:	Sep 21, 2012

Author and 24-7 Prayer Movement Leader Pete Greig visits theMILL to speak about Ephesians 3:14-21.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 14, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe continues with the third week of the Ephesians series.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 7, 2012

Pastor Daniel Grothe continues the study of the book of Ephesians.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Aug 31, 2012

Daniel Grothe begins a new sermon series on the book of Ephesians.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 25, 2012

In this series we discuss some thoughts on church. But know this: it is not an attempt to give an exhaustive explanation. That would take a lot longer than three weeks! Still we endeavor to take a fresh look at Christ?s Church and draw some conclusions and make some decisions.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	May 18, 2012

In this series we discuss some thoughts on church. But know this: it is not an attempt to give an exhaustive explanation. That would take a lot longer than three weeks! Still we endeavor to take a fresh look at Christ?s Church and draw some conclusions and make some decisions.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	May 11, 2012

In this series we discuss some thoughts on church. But know this: it is not an attempt to give an exhaustive explanation. That would take a lot longer than three weeks! Still we endeavor to take a fresh look at Christ?s Church and draw some conclusions and make some decisions.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Mar 30, 2012

Each year, as we anticipate the grandeur of Easter Sunday morning, we must first journey through 40 days of Lent. But what is Lent anyway? Is it a tired, old church tradition? Is it a dull, corporate fast of everyday comforts? Or could it actually be something life-shaping, something solemnly beautiful, for those that will give it their full attention? Join theMILL as we learn to receive this time of Lent as a gift from God?a season where we learn to live with the patient longing even though we know Easter morning is coming.

Speaker:	Patton Dodd
Date:	Mar 23, 2012

Each year, as we anticipate the grandeur of Easter Sunday morning, we must first journey through 40 days of Lent. But what is Lent anyway? Is it a tired, old church tradition? Is it a dull, corporate fast of everyday comforts? Or could it actually be something life-shaping, something solemnly beautiful, for those that will give it their full attention? Join theMILL as we learn to receive this time of Lent as a gift from God?a season where we learn to live with the patient longing even though we know Easter morning is coming.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 16, 2012

Each year, as we anticipate the grandeur of Easter Sunday morning, we must first journey through 40 days of Lent. But what is Lent anyway? Is it a tired, old church tradition? Is it a dull, corporate fast of everyday comforts? Or could it actually be something life-shaping, something solemnly beautiful, for those that will give it their full attention? Join theMILL as we learn to receive this time of Lent as a gift from God?a season where we learn to live with the patient longing even though we know Easter morning is coming.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 9, 2012

Each year, as we anticipate the grandeur of Easter Sunday morning, we must first journey through 40 days of Lent. But what is Lent anyway? Is it a tired, old church tradition? Is it a dull, corporate fast of everyday comforts? Or could it actually be something life-shaping, something solemnly beautiful, for those that will give it their full attention? Join theMILL as we learn to receive this time of Lent as a gift from God?a season where we learn to live with the patient longing even though we know Easter morning is coming.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Mar 2, 2012

Listen online to weekly messages from theMILL, the college/20-somethings ministry of New Life Church.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Feb 17, 2012

Listen online to weekly messages from theMILL, the college/20-somethings ministry of New Life Church.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Feb 10, 2012

Listen online to weekly messages from theMILL, the college/20-somethings ministry of New Life Church.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Dec 16, 2011

What is Christmas-time truly about? Around us we see the hustle of consumerism, advertisement, and gain, all in the name of gift-giving and cheer. Is this a season to amass things and get what we need for the next year? Or is it possible that we?ve lost the full understanding of what this Advent season is all about? Journey with us this December as we seek to understand the deep-rooted meaning of this season. Let's learn how to be those that are yearning for the Messiah?s appearing while looking for opportunities to care for those in need right in front of us.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Dec 9, 2011

What is Christmas-time truly about? Around us we see the hustle of consumerism, advertisement, and gain, all in the name of gift-giving and cheer. Is this a season to amass things and get what we need for the next year? Or is it possible that we?ve lost the full understanding of what this Advent season is all about? Journey with us this December as we seek to understand the deep-rooted meaning of this season. Let's learn how to be those that are yearning for the Messiah?s appearing while looking for opportunities to care for those in need right in front of us.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Dec 2, 2011

What is Christmas-time truly about? Around us we see the hustle of consumerism, advertisement, and gain, all in the name of gift-giving and cheer. Is this a season to amass things and get what we need for the next year? Or is it possible that we?ve lost the full understanding of what this Advent season is all about? Journey with us this December as we seek to understand the deep-rooted meaning of this season. Let's learn how to be those that are yearning for the Messiah?s appearing while looking for opportunities to care for those in need right in front of us.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 17, 2010

theMILL celebrates Christmas by reflecting on the gift of The Messiah.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 19, 2008

What comes to mind when you hear Christmas? Lights? Carols? Candy canes? Christmas trees? Most of us probably also find ourselves thinking, "I wonder what I'll be getting this year?" After all, Christmas is one time when we all eagerly anticipate a present or two...or five...or ten. But how often do we think about going above and beyond, maybe even for a total stranger? It's interesting, isn't it? In a season when we celebrate the greatest gift of all - Jesus Christ, Savior of the world - we often find the greatest difficulty embracing the truth that it is better to give than to receive. What would the world be like if the question rattling around in our heads at Christmas was not "What am I going to get?" but rather "How am I going to give?" Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for our annual talk on giving and come to a deeper understanding on living a generous life.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 7, 2007

What comes to mind when you hear Christmas? Lights? Carols? Candy canes? Christmas trees? Most of us probably also find ourselves thinking, "I wonder what I'll be getting this year?" After all, Christmas is one time when we all eagerly anticipate a present or two...or five...or ten. But how often do we think about going above and beyond, maybe even for a total stranger? It's interesting, isn't it? In a season when we celebrate the greatest gift of all - Jesus Christ, Savior of the world - we often find the greatest difficulty embracing the truth that it is better to give than to receive. What would the world be like if the question rattling around in our heads at Christmas was not "What am I going to get?" but rather "How am I going to give?" Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a series on giving and come to a deeper understanding on living a generous life.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 30, 2007

What comes to mind when you hear Christmas? Lights? Carols? Candy canes? Christmas trees? Most of us probably also find ourselves thinking, "I wonder what I'll be getting this year?" After all, Christmas is one time when we all eagerly anticipate a present or two...or five...or ten. But how often do we think about going above and beyond, maybe even for a total stranger? It's interesting, isn't it? In a season when we celebrate the greatest gift of all - Jesus Christ, Savior of the world - we often find the greatest difficulty embracing the truth that it is better to give than to receive. What would the world be like if the question rattling around in our heads at Christmas was not "What am I going to get?" but rather "How am I going to give?" Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a series on giving and come to a deeper understanding on living a generous life.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 18, 2011

Matthew the Evangelist gives us an account of Jesus' parting words- we know it as the Great Commission. But the question is, to what have we been commissioned? To persuading people to pray quick salvation prayers? Or have we been enjoined to a fuller, more comprehensive work of faithful disciple-making and laying our lives down like Christ Jesus did? Join Daniel Grothe and theMILL as we explore what it means to announce to the world that Jesus Christ is Lord. And as theMILL community prepares to go on missions to South Africa in the summer of 2012, we encourage you to consider going with us!

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 11, 2011

Matthew the Evangelist gives us an account of Jesus' parting words- we know it as the Great Commission. But the question is, to what have we been commissioned? To persuading people to pray quick salvation prayers? Or have we been enjoined to a fuller, more comprehensive work of faithful disciple-making and laying our lives down like Christ Jesus did? Join Daniel Grothe and theMILL as we explore what it means to announce to the world that Jesus Christ is Lord. And as theMILL community prepares to go on missions to South Africa in the summer of 2012, we encourage you to consider going with us!

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Nov 4, 2011

Matthew the Evangelist gives us an account of Jesus' parting words- we know it as the Great Commission. But the question is, to what have we been commissioned? To persuading people to pray quick salvation prayers? Or have we been enjoined to a fuller, more comprehensive work of faithful disciple-making and laying our lives down like Christ Jesus did? Join Daniel Grothe and theMILL as we explore what it means to announce to the world that Jesus Christ is Lord. And as theMILL community prepares to go on missions to South Africa in the summer of 2012, we encourage you to consider going with us!

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 28, 2011

Matthew the Evangelist gives us an account of Jesus' parting words- we know it as the Great Commission. But the question is, to what have we been commissioned? To persuading people to pray quick salvation prayers? Or have we been enjoined to a fuller, more comprehensive work of faithful disciple-making and laying our lives down like Christ Jesus did? Join Daniel Grothe and theMILL as we explore what it means to announce to the world that Jesus Christ is Lord. And as theMILL community prepares to go on missions to South Africa in the summer of 2012, we encourage you to consider going with us!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 13, 2009

God sees...the farmer in South America, the beggar in Africa, the rickshaw driver in Asia and the philosophy student in Europe. God loves...healing the sick, forgiving the hopeless, rescuing the lost, and fathering the abandoned. God shares...the love and hope of Jesus through willing people like you. Join Aaron Stern for a series on missions and learn how falling in love with God can cause you to fall in love with the world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 6, 2009

God sees... the farmer in South America, the beggar in Africa, the rickshaw driver in Asia and the philosophy student in Europe. God loves... healing the sick, forgiving the hopeless, rescuing the lost, and fathering the abandoned. God shares... the love and hope of Jesus through willing people like you. Join Aaron Stern for a series on missions and learn how falling in love with God can cause you to fall in love with the world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 30, 2009

God sees... the farmer in South America, the beggar in Africa, the rickshaw driver in Asia and the philosophy student in Europe. God loves... healing the sick, forgiving the hopeless, rescuing the lost, and fathering the abandoned. God shares... the love and hope of Jesus through willing people like you. Join Aaron Stern for a series on missions and learn how falling in love with God can cause you to fall in love with the world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 23, 2011

Why does God care to pursue humanity? He could have scrapped the whole human project entirely after our unfaithfulness in the Garden. But he didn?t. And why? Because He wants a people! Now we have the mission & joy of discovering what it means to be that people?the People of God?in the wider world. Join theMILL community as we ask the Lord what it means to truly be the People of God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 22, 2011

Why does God care to pursue humanity? He could have scrapped the whole human project entirely after our unfaithfulness in the Garden. But he didn?t. And why? Because He wants a people! Now we have the mission & joy of discovering what it means to be that people?the People of God?in the wider world. Join theMILL community as we ask the Lord what it means to truly be the People of God.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Oct 22, 2011

Why does God care to pursue humanity? He could have scrapped the whole human project entirely after our unfaithfulness in the Garden. But he didn?t. And why? Because He wants a people! Now we have the mission & joy of discovering what it means to be that people?the People of God?in the wider world. Join theMILL community as we ask the Lord what it means to truly be the People of God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 21, 2011

Why does God care to pursue humanity? He could have scrapped the whole human project entirely after our unfaithfulness in the Garden. But he didn?t. And why? Because He wants a people! Now we have the mission & joy of discovering what it means to be that people?the People of God?in the wider world. Join theMILL community as we ask the Lord what it means to truly be the People of God.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 14, 2011

In today's culture, stating that you believe in something is as easy as hitting the "like" button. We can like "ending slavery" with the simple click of a button, and leave it at that. We believe in the cause, but don't have to do anything about it. As Christ followers, we are called to live out the life of salvation in obedience to God. This means that our statement of faith must be coupled with a life that bears fruit. Our message must be congruent with our action. Do we live this way? Or have we hit the "like" button on Jesus? Join theMILL and Pastor Daniel Grothe as he unpacks what the Bible has to say about hanging in the balance of living out the life to which we were called.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 7, 2011

In today's culture, stating that you believe in something is as easy as hitting the "like" button. We can like "ending slavery" with the simple click of a button, and leave it at that. We believe in the cause, but don't have to do anything about it. As Christ followers, we are called to live out the life of salvation in obedience to God. This means that our statement of faith must be coupled with a life that bears fruit. Our message must be congruent with our action. Do we live this way? Or have we hit the "like" button on Jesus? Join theMILL and Pastor Daniel Grothe as he unpacks what the Bible has to say about hanging in the balance of living out the life to which we were called.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 30, 2011

In today's culture, stating that you believe in something is as easy as hitting the "like" button. We can like "ending slavery" with the simple click of a button, and leave it at that. We believe in the cause, but don't have to do anything about it. As Christ followers, we are called to live out the life of salvation in obedience to God. This means that our statement of faith must be coupled with a life that bears fruit. Our message must be congruent with our action. Do we live this way? Or have we hit the "like" button on Jesus? Join theMILL and Pastor Daniel Grothe as he unpacks what the Bible has to say about hanging in the balance of living out the life to which we were called.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 23, 2011

Daniel Grothe, theMILL's new lead pastor begins a new series called "Getting To Know You." He talks about his heart for theMILL and his goals as pastor.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Sep 16, 2011

Daniel Grothe, theMILL's new lead pastor begins a new series called "Getting To Know You." He talks about his heart for theMILL and his goals as pastor.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern and Daniel Grothe
Date:	Aug 26, 2011

You didn?t get the job. They moved away. She didn?t say yes. The results came back negative. You didn?t pass the class. Whatever it may be, these moments all do the same thing; they interrupt. We knew where we wanted to go, how were would arrive there, who it would be with, and all the other details of our end goal. Yet, without warning or welcome, the interruption came and changed everything. If there is anything that is constant, it?s change. Yet, C.S. Lewis tells us: ?The truth is? that what one regards as interruptions are precisely one?s life.? Can this be? As opposed to disturbances, could they actually be what God uses to work in our lives? Or perhaps His way of ushering us into the new, the necessary, the unknown? Could they be the very place where we will need Him more than ever before, and in that, know Him in ways would never know Him without the intrusive change of plans? Come listen to Aaron Stern as he shares with theMILL how to embrace and see God in the unplanned and uncharted courses we encounter.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 19, 2011

You didn?t get the job. They moved away. She didn?t say yes. The results came back negative. You didn?t pass the class. Whatever it may be, these moments all do the same thing; they interrupt. We knew where we wanted to go, how were would arrive there, who it would be with, and all the other details of our end goal. Yet, without warning or welcome, the interruption came and changed everything. If there is anything that is constant, it?s change. Yet, C.S. Lewis tells us: ?The truth is? that what one regards as interruptions are precisely one?s life.? Can this be? As opposed to disturbances, could they actually be what God uses to work in our lives? Or perhaps His way of ushering us into the new, the necessary, the unknown? Could they be the very place where we will need Him more than ever before, and in that, know Him in ways would never know Him without the intrusive change of plans? Come listen to Aaron Stern as he shares with theMILL how to embrace and see God in the unplanned and uncharted courses we encounter.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 12, 2011

You didn't get the job. They moved away. She didn't say yes. The results came back negative. You didn't pass the class. Whatever it may be, these moments all do the same thing; they interrupt. We knew where we wanted to go, how we would arrive there, who it would be with, and all the other details of our end goal. Yet, without warning or welcome, the interruption came and changed everything. If there is anything that is constant, it's change. Yet, C.S. Lewis tells us: The truth is that what one regards as interruptions are precisely one's life. Can this be? As opposed to disturbances, could they actually be what God uses to work in our lives? Or perhaps His way of ushering us into the new, the necessary, the unknown? Could they be the very place where we will need Him more than ever before, and in that, know Him in ways would never know Him without the intrusive change of plans? In this message Aaron Stern asks the question, ?Can God interrupt your life?? and shares about a personal interruption.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 5, 2011

You didn't get the job. They moved away. She didn't say yes. The results came back negative. You didn't pass the class. Whatever it may be, these moments all do the same thing; they interrupt. We knew where we wanted to go, how we would arrive there, who it would be with, and all the other details of our end goal. Yet, without warning or welcome, the interruption came and changed everything. If there is anything that is constant, it's change. Yet, C.S. Lewis tells us: The truth is that what one regards as interruptions are precisely one's life. Can this be? As opposed to disturbances, could they actually be what God uses to work in our lives? Or perhaps His way of ushering us into the new, the necessary, the unknown? Could they be the very place where we will need Him more than ever before, and in that, know Him in ways would never know Him without the intrusive change of plans? Come listen to Aaron Stern as he shares with theMILL how to embrace and see God in the unplanned and uncharted courses we encounter.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jul 29, 2011

Have you ever been driving down the road on your way home and realize you didn't really look at any of the signs? You breezed your way through a stop sign, or didn't even see the change of the speed limit because your mind was on auto-pilot. How often do we do this in our own lives? We may think we are just going five over, but we are becoming dangerous in our decisions and veering off into sin-centered desires. All around us are stories of those who just stepped slightly off the path, yet their small, naive, permissible-yet-not-beneficial decisions became a slippery slope into darkness. How do we watch for the warning signs along the way? What do these warning signs look like and how can we steer away from the dangers that pull at us? Aaron Stern and Daniel Grothe lead us in a two-part series on this urgent idea of seeking holiness in the midst of daily decisions that could kill.

Speaker:	Joe Kirkendall and Rob Stennett
Date:	Jul 8, 2011

College students and 20-something's are asking themselves two big questions. One is ?What am I going to do with my life?? and the other big one is ?Who am I going to marry?? As Christians, the Bible encourages us to come into alignment with God?s will and plan for our life in these two big areas. But, we can get sided tracked and pulled from our goals of growing up as righteous adults. In this two week series, Joe Kirkendall and Rob Stennett share the research and major themes from their book "The College Adventure Handbook" to help and encourage college students and 20-somethings to press on towards finding God?s will and direction for our life.

Speaker:	Joe Kirkendall and Rob Stennett
Date:	Jul 1, 2011

College students and 20-something's are asking themselves two big questions. One is ?What am I going to do with my life?? and the other big one is ?Who am I going to marry?? As Christians, the Bible encourages us to come into alignment with God?s will and plan for our life in these two big areas. But, we can get sided tracked and pulled from our goals of growing up as righteous adults. In this two week series, Joe Kirkendall and Rob Stennett share the research and major themes from their book "The College Adventure Handbook" to help and encourage college students and 20-somethings to press on towards finding God?s will and direction for our life.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jun 3, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father?s work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 27, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father?s work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 20, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father?s work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 13, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father?s work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 6, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father's work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 29, 2011

After Jesus defeated death and fulfilled his Father's work on earth, He said was better that he leave in order that we may have the Holy Spirit. Really? Do we believe that? More importantly, do we live that way? It seems that many live as if it is better that the Spirit is ignored. So how have we come to such flagrant neglect? Have we pushed the Spirit to the margins out of ignorance, preconceived notions or because it is too uncomfortable to embrace the mysterious? Join us as we ask these questions and take a journey to explore common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and his essential, Biblical role in our daily lives and the Church today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 8, 2011

WORSHIP. Worship is a huge word, but how do we define it? We may know what we do when we come together in a public church gathering, but it's more than a 20-minute set or a genre of music. Do we know why we do what we do? Is a discussion about worship only about lyrics, instruments and a worship leader? These are valuable ways that worship is expressed, but the conversation must be expanded to include our hearts, history and most importantly... God! Romans 12:1 tells us to 'take our everyday, ordinary life -- our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life -- and place it before God as an offering', that this is our spiritual act of worship. But then we have before us the questions: Howdo we do this? Where does this happen? When should it happen? Join us this Friday as we explore the angles and try to find answers that take our everydayness and transform it into what we were made for -- worship.

Speaker:	Aaron Wagner
Date:	Apr 1, 2011

WORSHIP. Worship is a huge word, but how do we define it? We may know what we do when we come together in a public church gathering, but it's more than a 20-minute set or a genre of music. Do we know why we do what we do? Is a discussion about worship only about lyrics, instruments and a worship leader? These are valuable ways that worship is expressed, but the conversation must be expanded to include our hearts, history and most importantly... God! Romans 12:1 tells us to 'take our everyday, ordinary life -- our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life -- and place it before God as an offering', that this is our spiritual act of worship. But then we have before us the questions: Howdo we do this? Where does this happen? When should it happen? Join us this Friday as we explore the angles and try to find answers that take our everydayness and transform it into what we were made for -- worship.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Mar 25, 2011

WORSHIP. Worship is a huge word, but how do we define it? We may know what we do when we come together in a public church gathering, but it's more than a 20-minute set or a genre of music. Do we know why we do what we do? Is a discussion about worship only about lyrics, instruments and a worship leader? These are valuable ways that worship is expressed, but the conversation must be expanded to include our hearts, history and most importantly... God! Romans 12:1 tells us to 'take our everyday, ordinary life -- our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life -- and place it before God as an offering', that this is our spiritual act of worship. But then we have before us the questions: Howdo we do this? Where does this happen? When should it happen? Join us this Friday as we explore the angles and try to find answers that take our everydayness and transform it into what we were made for -- worship.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 18, 2011

WORSHIP. Worship is a huge word, but how do we define it? We may know what we do when we come together in a public church gathering, but it's more than a 20-minute set or a genre of music. Do we know why we do what we do? Is a discussion about worship only about lyrics, instruments and a worship leader? These are valuable ways that worship is expressed, but the conversation must be expanded to include our hearts, history and most importantly... God! Romans 12:1 tells us to 'take our everyday, ordinary life -- our sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life -- and place it before God as an offering', that this is our spiritual act of worship. But then we have before us the questions: Howdo we do this? Where does this happen? When should it happen? Join us this Friday as we explore the angles and try to find answers that take our everydayness and transform it into what we were made for -- worship.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 11, 2011

Aaron Stern talks to the guys of theMILL about being men (not boys, not guys) of God.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 4, 2011

Aaron Stern talks to theMILL about maturity, relationships, guys and girls.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jul 25, 2008

Every Friday night, you sit next to each other. You attend small groups together and go to movies together. You gaze at each other from across the room and talk about each other over coffee with friends. Most everywhere you go, they are there too. Who are these constant companions? You guessed it. We're talking about the opposite sex. It doesn't take much for most of us to admit our deep interest in anything co-ed. Often, though, curiousity and confusion go hand-in-hand. Come join us for a first-ever at theMILL. Aaron Stern talks to the ladies one week and to the men the next, but - sshh, don't tell anyone - everyone is invited! Men - this is your chance to gain key insight into the fairer sex. Ladies - here is your opportunity to understand what goes on inside the hearts and minds of men. Together, be challenged to raise the bar in how men and women interact with and understand each other. See you there!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jul 11, 2008

Every Friday night, you sit next to each other. You attend small groups together and go to movies together. You gaze at each other from across the room and talk about each other over coffee with friends. Most everywhere you go, they are there too. Who are these constant companions? You guessed it. We're talking about the opposite sex. It doesn't take much for most of us to admit our deep interest in anything co-ed. Often, though, curiousity and confusion go hand-in-hand. Come join us for a first-ever at theMILL. Aaron Stern talks to the ladies one week and to the men the next, but - sshh, don't tell anyone - everyone is invited! Men - this is your chance to gain key insight into the fairer sex. Ladies - here is your opportunity to understand what goes on inside the hearts and minds of men. Together, be challenged to raise the bar in how men and women interact with and understand each other. See you there!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 24, 2007

Every Friday night, you sit next to each other. You attend small groups together and go to movies together. You gaze at each other from across the room and talk about each other over coffee with friends. Most everywhere you go, they are there too. Who are these constant companions? You guessed it. We're talking about the opposite sex. It doesn't take much for most of us to admit our deep interest in anything co-ed. Often, though, curiousity and confusion go hand-in-hand. Come join us for a first-ever at theMILL. Aaron Stern talks to the ladies one week and to the men the next, but - sshh, don't tell anyone - everyone is invited! Men - this is your chance to gain key insight into the fairer sex. Ladies - here is your opportunity to understand what goes on inside the hearts and minds of men. Together, be challenged to raise the bar in how men and women interact with and understand each other. See you there!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 17, 2007

Every Friday night, you sit next to each other. You attend small groups together and go to movies together. You gaze at each other from across the room and talk about each other over coffee with friends. Most everywhere you go, they are there too. Who are these constant companions? You guessed it. We're talking about the opposite sex. It doesn't take much for most of us to admit our deep interest in anything co-ed. Often, though, curiousity and confusion go hand-in-hand. Come join us for a first-ever at theMILL. Aaron Stern talks to the ladies one week and to the men the next, but - sshh, don't tell anyone - everyone is invited! Men - this is your chance to gain key insight into the fairer sex. Ladies - here is your opportunity to understand what goes on inside the hearts and minds of men. Together, be challenged to raise the bar in how men and women interact with and understand each other. See you there!

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 25, 2011

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is often seen as merely a tale of a wayward son. However, this story is not just about one lost son, but two. Jesus most definitely highlights the beauty of a returning son but there is much more being communicated in this timeless story. It's easy to focus on the foolishness of the sons, but at the center of it all is a dad with a reckless love and lavish grace for both of his boys. Whether you find yourself in a far away place or you have stuck close to the house your whole life, this series is a call to land in the arms of the Father and respond to the heart of God. Join us as we explore the extravagant nature of the love of God, the joy of no longer being lost and the invitation for us all.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 18, 2011

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is often seen as merely a tale of a wayward son. However, this story is not just about one lost son, but two. Jesus most definitely highlights the beauty of a returning son but there is much more being communicated in this timeless story. It's easy to focus on the foolishness of the sons, but at the center of it all is a dad with a reckless love and lavish grace for both of his boys. Whether you find yourself in a far away place or you have stuck close to the house your whole life, this series is a call to land in the arms of the Father and respond to the heart of God. Join us as we explore the extravagant nature of the love of God, the joy of no longer being lost and the invitation for us all.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 11, 2011

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is often seen as merely a tale of a wayward son. However, this story is not just about one lost son, but two. Jesus most definitely highlights the beauty of a returning son but there is much more being communicated in this timeless story. It's easy to focus on the foolishness of the sons, but at the center of it all is a dad with a reckless love and lavish grace for both of his boys. Whether you find yourself in a far away place or you have stuck close to the house your whole life, this series is a call to land in the arms of the Father and respond to the heart of God. Join us as we explore the extravagant nature of the love of God, the joy of no longer being lost and the invitation for us all.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 4, 2011

"Should I get drunk? Is it wrong to lie? Is it okay to be greedy?" As Christians, the answers to these questions are easy...God has stated directly how we are to live on these issues. But what about the situations that aren't addressed specifically in the Bible? We are faced with judgment calls everyday and our culture presents opportunities that require daily navigation. Is it all subjective? Thankfully we are not left to our personal whims, cultural norms or selfish tendencies and God does have something to say about the grey areas of life. Join us for a new series called FILTER starting January 14th. Aaron Stern describes biblical filters for godly decision-making and provides practical guidelines so we can walk in confidence and truth.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 28, 2011

"Should I get drunk? Is it wrong to lie? Is it okay to be greedy?" As Christians, the answers to these questions are easy...God has stated directly how we are to live on these issues. But what about the situations that aren't addressed specifically in the Bible? We are faced with judgment calls everyday and our culture presents opportunities that require daily navigation. Is it all subjective? Thankfully we are not left to our personal whims, cultural norms or selfish tendencies and God does have something to say about the grey areas of life. Join us for a new series called FILTER starting January 14th. Aaron Stern describes biblical filters for godly decision-making and provides practical guidelines so we can walk in confidence and truth.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 21, 2011

"Should I get drunk? Is it wrong to lie? Is it okay to be greedy?" As Christians, the answers to these questions are easy...God has stated directly how we are to live on these issues. But what about the situations that aren't addressed specifically in the Bible? We are faced with judgment calls everyday and our culture presents opportunities that require daily navigation. Is it all subjective? Thankfully we are not left to our personal whims, cultural norms or selfish tendencies and God does have something to say about the grey areas of life. Join us for a new series called FILTER starting January 14th. Aaron Stern describes biblical filters for godly decision-making and provides practical guidelines so we can walk in confidence and truth.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 14, 2011

"Should I get drunk? Is it wrong to lie? Is it okay to be greedy?" As Christians, the answers to these questions are easy...God has stated directly how we are to live on these issues. But what about the situations that aren't addressed specifically in the Bible? We are faced with judgment calls everyday and our culture presents opportunities that require daily navigation. Is it all subjective? Thankfully we are not left to our personal whims, cultural norms or selfish tendencies and God does have something to say about the grey areas of life. Join us for a new series called FILTER starting January 14th. Aaron Stern describes biblical filters for godly decision-making and provides practical guidelines so we can walk in confidence and truth.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 10, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 3, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 12, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 17, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 10, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 3, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 27, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 20, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 13, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 6, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jul 23, 2010

Once a year at theMILL we study through a book of the Bible together - this time around we are diving into Colossians. By studying an entire book we cover topics and issues we might not normally address and also discover overarching themes not seen if we only focus on individual verses. There are striking parallels between the fledgling church at Colossae and believers in the 21st century. Join us, starting July 23, as we hear the apostle Paul speak to our desire for things instant and realigns our hearts to the supremacy of Christ.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Oct 24, 2010

We often ask, "What am I doing to do with my life?", but what if God is asking a different question? The story of life is a long journey, one filled with decisions and opportunities, people and places, dreams and desires. All of these woven together create a story as unique as the one living it out. Join us at theMILL Fall Retreat we explore the beauty of God, life, and the road ahead.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 23, 2010

We often ask, "What am I doing to do with my life?", but what if God is asking a different question? The story of life is a long journey, one filled with decisions and opportunities, people and places, dreams and desires. All of these woven together create a story as unique as the one living it out. Join us at theMILL Fall Retreat we explore the beauty of God, life, and the road ahead.

Speaker:	Aaron Wagner
Date:	Oct 23, 2010

Aaron Wagner's breakout session from theMILL Fall Retreat

Speaker:	Matt Morgan
Date:	Oct 23, 2010

Matt Morgan's breakout session from theMILL Fall Retreat.

Speaker:	Jossie Stern and Erin Meadows
Date:	Oct 23, 2010

Jossie Stern and Erin Meadows breakout session from theMILL Fall Retreat.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Oct 23, 2010

We often ask, "What am I doing to do with my life?", but what if God is asking a different question? The story of life is a long journey, one filled with decisions and opportunities, people and places, dreams and desires. All of these woven together create a story as unique as the one living it out. Join us at theMILL Fall Retreat we explore the beauty of God, life, and the road ahead.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 22, 2010

We often ask, "What am I doing to do with my life?", but what if God is asking a different question? The story of life is a long journey, one filled with decisions and opportunities, people and places, dreams and desires. All of these woven together create a story as unique as the one living it out. Join us at theMILL Fall Retreat we explore the beauty of God, life, and the road ahead.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 15, 2010

The decisions, dreams, struggles and relationships of our lives come together to create a STORY. The questions we ask about faith, love and life in our 20s often determine how this STORY reads. So where are the answers? Are they only to be found by accident? Join us, starting September 24th, as we discuss what God has to say about the STORY of our lives and how it fits into His timeless, global and ultimate STORY.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 8, 2010

The decisions, dreams, struggles and relationships of our lives come together to create a STORY. The questions we ask about faith, love and life in our 20s often determine how this STORY reads. So where are the answers? Are they only to be found by accident? Join us, starting September 24th, as we discuss what God has to say about the STORY of our lives and how it fits into His timeless, global and ultimate STORY.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 1, 2010

The decisions, dreams, struggles and relationships of our lives come together to create a STORY. The questions we ask about faith, love and life in our 20s often determine how this STORY reads. So where are the answers? Are they only to be found by accident? Join us, starting September 24th, as we discuss what God has to say about the STORY of our lives and how it fits into His timeless, global and ultimate STORY.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 24, 2010

The decisions, dreams, struggles and relationships of our lives come together to create a STORY. The questions we ask about faith, love and life in our 20's often determine how this STORY reads. So where are the answers? Are they only to be found by accident? Join us, starting September 24th, as we discuss what God has to say about the STORY of our lives and how it fits into His timeless, global and ultimate STORY.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Jul 9, 2010

Throughout all of history, both Jesus and the Bible have been referred to as the Word of God. How can this be -- one being the Son of God taking on the form of man, whereas the other is historical record of the apostles & poetry passed down from prophets? Join us along with theMILL's Dr. Joe as he teaches about the nature & the authority that rests both within Jesus & within the Bible.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Jul 2, 2010

Throughout all of history, both Jesus and the Bible have been referred to as the Word of God. How can this be -- one being the Son of God taking on the form of man, whereas the other is historical record of the apostles & poetry passed down from prophets? Join us along with theMILL's Dr. Joe as he teaches about the nature & the authority that rests both within Jesus & within the Bible.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jun 18, 2010

Sacred vs. Secular? Important vs. Unimportant? Are these categories we can break life down into? Or does everything we do matter to God? "Ordinary" will encourage you to take everything in your life with gospel seriousness.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jun 11, 2010

Sacred vs. Secular? Important vs. Unimportant? Are these categories we can break life down into? Or does everything we do matter to God? "Ordinary" will encourage you to take everything in your life with gospel seriousness.

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Jun 4, 2010

Sacred vs. Secular? Important vs. Unimportant? Are these categories we can break life down into? Or does everything we do matter to God? "Ordinary" will encourage you to take everything in your life with gospel seriousness.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 28, 2010

"What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer GOD... What comes to your mind? Simply hearing His name evokes many different thoughts, ideas, and images. He is infinite and beyond time, but with us in our everyday lives. He is three, but one. He is holy and just, but rich in mercy. He is mysterious, yet longs to be known by us. Starting April 23rd, the MILL will embark on a six-week series about who God is. Join us each week as we explore the layers of the character, nature, and personality of the God we think we know.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 21, 2010

"What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer GOD... What comes to your mind? Simply hearing His name evokes many different thoughts, ideas, and images. He is infinite and beyond time, but with us in our everyday lives. He is three, but one. He is holy and just, but rich in mercy. He is mysterious, yet longs to be known by us. Starting April 23rd, the MILL will embark on a six-week series about who God is. Join us each week as we explore the layers of the character, nature, and personality of the God we think we know.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 14, 2010

"What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer GOD... What comes to your mind? Simply hearing His name evokes many different thoughts, ideas, and images. He is infinite and beyond time, but with us in our everyday lives. He is three, but one. He is holy and just, but rich in mercy. He is mysterious, yet longs to be known by us. Starting April 23rd, the MILL will embark on a six-week series about who God is. Join us each week as we explore the layers of the character, nature, and personality of the God we think we know.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 30, 2010

"What comes into your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." - A.W. Tozer GOD... What comes to your mind? Simply hearing His name evokes many different thoughts, ideas, and images. He is infinite and beyond time, but with us in our everyday lives. He is three, but one. He is holy and just, but rich in mercy. He is mysterious, yet longs to be known by us. Starting April 23rd, the MILL will embark on a six-week series about who God is. Join us each week as we explore the layers of the character, nature, and personality of the God we think we know.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 23, 2010

GOD. Simply hearing His name evokes many different thoughts, ideas, and meanings. He is infinite and beyond time, but with us in our everyday lives. He is three but one. He is holy and just, but rich in mercy. He is mysterious, yet longs to be known by us. Starting April 23rd, the MILL will embark on a six-week talk about the characteristics & nature of God. Each week Aaron Stern will explore a new layer of His character, a new facet of His personality. Come this Friday and learn more about the One whom we gather for.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 19, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 12, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 5, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 26, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 19, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 12, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 5, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 29, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 22, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 15, 2010

The Ten Commandments conjure up interesting ideas for many of us today: a long list of "shall nots;" something about idols and your neighbor's wife; the equivalent of an Old Testament spanking from God himself; a historical treatise now negated by Jesus and resurrection grace. One of the most easily identified portions of Scripture by Christians and non-Christians alike, the Big Ten are also frequently mis-remembered, forgotten and misunderstood. In reality, they were God's intentional revelation to His people birthed out of a deep desire for relationship. Join Aaron Stern for an unpacking of ten commands that opened a door for the Israelites thousands of years ago. Discover that they are not archaic principles but hold keys to abundant life and truth for believers walking with Jesus today.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 11, 2009

The devil wants us to keep secrets. The secrets that we would rather hide and hope go away. These secrets of sin and shame - the kind of secrets that grow in the dark and ultimately destroy us - must be confessed and brought into the light. But Jesus says there are some aspects of our lives that should be a secret. In this three part series, David Perkins and Aaron Stern unpack Matthew 6 and Jesus' instruction to give, pray, and fast in secret.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Dec 4, 2009

The devil wants us to keep secrets. The secrets that we would rather hide and hope go away. These secrets of sin and shame - the kind of secrets that grow in the dark and ultimately destroy us - must be confessed and brought into the light. But Jesus says there are some aspects of our lives that should be a secret. In this three part series, David Perkins and Aaron Stern unpack Matthew 6 and Jesus' instruction to give, pray, and fast in secret.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Nov 27, 2009

The devil wants us to keep secrets. The secrets that we would rather hide and hope go away. These secrets of sin and shame - the kind of secrets that grow in the dark and ultimately destroy us - must be confessed and brought into the light. But Jesus says there are some aspects of our lives that should be a secret. In this three part series, David Perkins and Aaron Stern unpack Matthew 6 and Jesus' instruction to give, pray, and fast in secret.

Speaker:	Dr. Joe Kirkendall
Date:	Oct 25, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 24, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Noelle Goodlin
Date:	Oct 24, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Daniel Grothe
Date:	Oct 24, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Matt Morgan
Date:	Oct 24, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 23, 2009

Your life is not your own. You belong to something -- a group of friends, a church, a school, a family. The choice to belong means a lot about who you become. Pastor Aaron Stern and others look below the surface of relationships and and discover how belonging changes our lives. *These messages are from theMILL Fall Retreat 09 held at Crooked Creek Ranch in Winter Park Colorado

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 2, 2009

Marriage -- a word that often stirs deep longing for committed companionship and intimacy. Many of us find the idea of marriage incredible and magical. If we are honest, though, the process of getting to an "I do" moment and being successful at a lifelong relationship is a different matter. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL as we talk about how to prepare for marriage, remove some of the mystery and confusion, and lay a solid foundation for living happily ever after.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 25, 2009

Marriage -- a word that often stirs deep longing for committed companionship and intimacy. Many of us find the idea of marriage incredible and magical. If we are honest, though, the process of getting to an "I do" moment and being successful at a lifelong relationship is a different matter. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL as we talk about how to prepare for marriage, remove some of the mystery and confusion, and lay a solid foundation for living happily ever after.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 18, 2009

Marriage -- a word that often stirs deep longing for committed companionship and intimacy. Many of us find the idea of marriage incredible and magical. If we are honest, though, the process of getting to an "I do" moment and being successful at a lifelong relationship is a different matter. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL as we talk about how to prepare for marriage, remove some of the mystery and confusion, and lay a solid foundation for living happily ever after.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 11, 2009

Marriage -- a word that often stirs deep longing for committed companionship and intimacy. Many of us find the idea of marriage incredible and magical. If we are honest, though, the process of getting to an "I do" moment and being successful at a lifelong relationship is a different matter. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL as we talk about how to prepare for marriage, remove some of the mystery and confusion, and lay a solid foundation for living happily ever after.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 21, 2009

If you've never studied the book of James straight through, you are in for a surprise. It's a powerful little book - five chapters that pack plenty of punches and get right to the heart of matters like finishing strong, faith, watching your mouth, cutting out pride and developing godly wisdom. Join theMILL as we meet James face to face and allow God's word to become so intertwined with our hearts that we walk away knowing the Bible like we know a good friend.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 14, 2009

If you've never studied the book of James straight through, you are in for a surprise. It's a powerful little book - five chapters that pack plenty of punches and get right to the heart of matters like finishing strong, faith, watching your mouth, cutting out pride and developing godly wisdom. Join theMILL as we meet James face to face and allow God's word to become so intertwined with our hearts that we walk away knowing the Bible like we know a good friend.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 7, 2009

If you've never studied the book of James straight through, you are in for a surprise. It's a powerful little book - five chapters that pack plenty of punches and get right to the heart of matters like finishing strong, faith, watching your mouth, cutting out pride and developing godly wisdom. Join theMILL as we meet James face to face and allow God's word to become so intertwined with our hearts that we walk away knowing the Bible like we know a good friend.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jul 31, 2009

If you've never studied the book of James straight through, you are in for a surprise. It's a powerful little book - five chapters that pack plenty of punches and get right to the heart of matters like finishing strong, faith, watching your mouth, cutting out pride and developing godly wisdom. Join theMILL as we meet James face to face and allow God's word to become so intertwined with our hearts that we walk away knowing the Bible like we know a good friend.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jul 24, 2009

If you''ve never studied the book of James straight through, you are in for a surprise. It's a powerful little book - five chapters that pack plenty of punches and get right to the heart of matters like finishing strong, faith, watching your mouth, cutting out pride and developing godly wisdom. Join theMILL as we meet James face to face and allow God's word to become so intertwined with our hearts that we walk away knowing the Bible like we know a good friend.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jun 19, 2009

God wants you to know Him, deeply and personally. But there are no shortcuts to God. So often we too easily settle for someone else's descriptions, the CliffsNotes from another's spiritual journey. We are content to let "God experts" do the heavy lifting and then give us the bottom line. And after enough times through the grapevine, the truth about God deteriorates until crumbs and rumors are all that remain. But when life derails, when things don't go as we planned, our thin view of God is challenged. In those critical moments, we can choose to walk away from God ... or let our questions lead us home. When you decide to wrestle with God, to engage Him for yourself, you--like Jacob and Job and David and Glenn--will see rumors die and revelation come alive. Join Glenn Packiam for this series and hear about this magnificent divine invitation. It's time to take God up on His offer and embrace the mystery and majesty of knowing Him for yourself.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jun 12, 2009

God wants you to know Him, deeply and personally. But there are no shortcuts to God. So often we too easily settle for someone else's descriptions, the CliffsNotes from another's spiritual journey. We are content to let "God experts" do the heavy lifting and then give us the bottom line. And after enough times through the grapevine, the truth about God deteriorates until crumbs and rumors are all that remain. But when life derails, when things don't go as we planned, our thin view of God is challenged. In those critical moments, we can choose to walk away from God ... or let our questions lead us home. When you decide to wrestle with God, to engage Him for yourself, you--like Jacob and Job and David and Glenn--will see rumors die and revelation come alive. Join Glenn Packiam for this series and hear about this magnificent divine invitation. It's time to take God up on His offer and embrace the mystery and majesty of knowing Him for yourself.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jun 5, 2009

If someone asked you how successful you are, what would you say? What means that you've "arrived"? Money, prestige, influence, good health and great looks, the perfect relationship, lots of friends? These are goals courted by our culture and, at times, the church. Living the Christian life requires us to always ask the question, "What does God say?" What is God's definition of success and failure? Perhaps we have mixed culture with Christianity and arrived at a faulty view of achievement. Join Aaron Stern for a series on the true nature of success and come away with a better understanding of how victory in God's eyes may differ drastically from the world's perspective.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 29, 2009

If someone asked you how successful you are, what would you say? What means that you've "arrived"? Money, prestige, influence, good health and great looks, the perfect relationship, lots of friends? These are goals courted by our culture and, at times, the church. Living the Christian life requires us to always ask the question, "What does God say?" What is God's definition of success and failure? Perhaps we have mixed culture with Christianity and arrived at a faulty view of achievement. Join Aaron Stern for a series on the true nature of success and come away with a better understanding of how victory in God's eyes may differ drastically from the world's perspective.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 22, 2009

If someone asked you how successful you are, what would you say? What means that you've "arrived"? Money, prestige, influence, good health and great looks, the perfect relationship, lots of friends? These are goals courted by our culture and, at times, the church. Living the Christian life requires us to always ask the question, "What does God say?" What is God's definition of success and failure? Perhaps we have mixed culture with Christianity and arrived at a faulty view of achievement. Join Aaron Stern for a series on the true nature of success and come away with a better understanding of how victory in God's eyes may differ drastically from the world's perspective.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 15, 2009

If someone asked you how successful you are, what would you say? What means that you've "arrived"? Money, prestige, influence, good health and great looks, the perfect relationship, lots of friends? These are goals courted by our culture and, at times, the church. Living the Christian life requires us to always ask the question, "What does God say?" What is God's definition of success and failure? Perhaps we have mixed culture with Christianity and arrived at a faulty view of achievement. Join Aaron Stern for a series on the true nature of success and come away with a better understanding of how victory in God's eyes may differ drastically from the world's perspective.

Speaker:	Doug Weiss
Date:	May 8, 2009

Intimacy is a word we often associate solely with sex - and they do go together. But intimacy is much more than sex. It encompasses the close connection - physically, emotionally, and spiritually - that we long for with another human being. Whether you are married or single, dating or hope to be, learning how to build intimacy in relationships is essential to having an incredible marriage one day. Join us as we hear from renowned author, speaker and counselor, Dr. Doug Weiss, on what true intimacy looks like, how to cultivate it and what destroys it.

Speaker:	Doug Weiss
Date:	May 1, 2009

Intimacy is a word we often associate solely with sex - and they do go together. But intimacy is much more than sex. It encompasses the close connection - physically, emotionally, and spiritually - that we long for with another human being. Whether you are married or single, dating or hope to be, learning how to build intimacy in relationships is essential to having an incredible marriage one day. Join us as we hear from renowned author, speaker and counselor, Dr. Doug Weiss, on what true intimacy looks like, how to cultivate it and what destroys it.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 24, 2009

Join theMILL and Aaron Stern for part two of Co-ED, when Aaron addresses the guys of theMILL about what the bible says about being a man.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 17, 2009

Join Aaron Stern and theMILL as Aaron addresses the girls of theMILL in a two part series.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 27, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 20, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 13, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 6, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 30, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 23, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 16, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 9, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 2, 2009

When is the last time you heard a sermon on gluttony? Have you discussed your sloth issue with a good friend lately? Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? The most famous reference to the seven deadly sins came several years ago and is probably most often associated with Brad Pitt. However, the "big seven" were frequently used in past generations as a spiritual diagnostic tool -- a way of discerning if something had an unholy grip on our lives. A quick glance at our hearts might not indicate an issue. Envious? Not me. Lustful? Only sometimes. Angry? Just when I drive at rush hour. Join Aaron Stern and theMILL for a second look. You might be surprised at what has subtly entangled your life and the havoc it could wreak if left to grow unsurrendered.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Dec 12, 2008

We often know Jesus in two ways - lying in the manger and hanging on the cross. Christmas and Easter have long-defined God's son and appropriately so. These bookends of Jesus' life literally mark a turning point in history. But what about the rest of the story? The Gospels tell us not only the beginning and the end, but the days lived in between. Jesus' life - what he did and said, how he loved, the friends he chose, who made him angry, what made him cry - matters. He gave us a window - a clearer picture than we've ever had before - into God's heart and ways. In this series on Jesus, explore more about the Savior of the world, how His life transformed the world, and why He wants to be the man in the middle of our hearts.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Dec 5, 2008

We often know Jesus in two ways - lying in the manger and hanging on the cross. Christmas and Easter have long-defined God's son and appropriately so. These bookends of Jesus' life literally mark a turning point in history. But what about the rest of the story? The Gospels tell us not only the beginning and the end, but the days lived in between. Jesus' life - what he did and said, how he loved, the friends he chose, who made him angry, what made him cry - matters. He gave us a window - a clearer picture than we've ever had before - into God's heart and ways. Join us for a series on Jesus. Explore more about the Savior of the world, how His life transformed the world, and why He wants to be the man in the middle of our hearts.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 21, 2008

We often know Jesus in two ways - lying in the manger and hanging on the cross. Christmas and Easter have long-defined God's son and appropriately so. These bookends of Jesus' life literally mark a turning point in history. But what about the rest of the story? The Gospels tell us not only the beginning and the end, but the days lived in between. Jesus' life - what he did and said, how he loved, the friends he chose, who made him angry, what made him cry - matters. He gave us a window - a clearer picture than we've ever had before - into God's heart and ways. Join us for a series on Jesus. Explore more about the Savior of the world, how His life transformed the world, and why He wants to be the man in the middle of our hearts.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 14, 2008

We often know Jesus in two ways - lying in the manger and hanging on the cross. Christmas and Easter have long-defined God's son and appropriately so. These bookends of Jesus' life literally mark a turning point in history. But what about the rest of the story? The Gospels tell us not only the beginning and the end, but the days lived in between. Jesus' life - what he did and said, how he loved, the friends he chose, who made him angry, what made him cry - matters. He gave us a window - a clearer picture than we've ever had before - into God's heart and ways. Join us for a series on Jesus. Explore more about the Savior of the world, how His life transformed the world, and why He wants to be the man in the middle of our hearts.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 7, 2008

We often know Jesus in two ways - lying in the manger and hanging on the cross. Christmas and Easter have long-defined God's son and appropriately so. These bookends of Jesus' life literally mark a turning point in history. But what about the rest of the story? The Gospels tell us not only the beginning and the end, but the days lived in between. Jesus' life - what he did and said, how he loved, the friends he chose, who made him angry, what made him cry - matters. He gave us a window - a clearer picture than we've ever had before - into God's heart and ways. Join us for a series on Jesus. Explore more about the Savior of the world, how His life transformed the world, and why He wants to be the man in the middle of our hearts.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 3, 2008

How long has it been since you unpacked your bags? No, we don't mean the duffle bag sitting in the corner of your room since your visit to grandma's house at Christmas. We're talking about your internal baggage - the stuff everyone deals with and that many of us haul around. Baggage like past hurts, sin habits, ruined relationships, rejection and shame. Past wounds and painful habits can weigh us down, unable to enjoy the present and move toward the future with hope and purpose. After awhile, our "luggage" even impacts the way we view life and relate to God. Join us for a series on how to permanently unpack your bags and discover how traveling light can free you in ways you never thought possible.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 26, 2008

How long has it been since you unpacked your bags? No, we don't mean the duffle bag sitting in the corner of your room since your visit to grandma's house at Christmas. We're talking about your internal baggage - the stuff everyone deals with and that many of us haul around. Baggage like past hurts, sin habits, ruined relationships, rejection and shame. Past wounds and painful habits can weigh us down, unable to enjoy the present and move toward the future with hope and purpose. After awhile, our "luggage" even impacts the way we view life and relate to God. Join us for a series on how to permanently unpack your bags and discover how traveling light can free you in ways you never thought possible.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 19, 2008

How long has it been since you unpacked your bags? No, we don't mean the duffle bag sitting in the corner of your room since your visit to grandma's house at Christmas. We're talking about your internal baggage - the stuff everyone deals with and that many of us haul around. Baggage like past hurts, sin habits, ruined relationships, rejection and shame. Past wounds and painful habits can weigh us down, unable to enjoy the present and move toward the future with hope and purpose. After awhile, our "luggage" even impacts the way we view life and relate to God. Join us for a series on how to permanently unpack your bags and discover how traveling light can free you in ways you never thought possible.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 12, 2008

How long has it been since you unpacked your bags? No, we don't mean the duffle bag sitting in the corner of your room since your visit to grandma's house at Christmas. We're talking about your internal baggage - the stuff everyone deals with and that many of us haul around. Baggage like past hurts, sin habits, ruined relationships, rejection and shame. Past wounds and painful habits can weigh us down, unable to enjoy the present and move toward the future with hope and purpose. After awhile, our "luggage" even impacts the way we view life and relate to God. Join us for a series on how to permanently unpack your bags and discover how traveling light can free you in ways you never thought possible.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 5, 2008

If you are looking for the Church in a building or a certain type of service, you may be missing the point. God created the Church as a living, breathing organism - a family composed of people from every economic status and culture imaginable who share a love for Jesus. A church in Idaho shares something significant with churches in Asia - purpose. Like any family, it has its share of arguments, irritating habits, and miscommunications. It is far from perfect. However, God chooses imperfect people, puts them together and asks them to impact the world for His Kingdom. Join Aaron Stern for a series answering the question "Why Church?" and develop a great love for fellow believers and a clearer picture of how the Church is vital to our individual walk with God.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 29, 2008

If you are looking for the Church in a building or a certain type of service, you may be missing the point. God created the Church as a living, breathing organism - a family composed of people from every economic status and culture imaginable who share a love for Jesus. A church in Idaho shares something significant with churches in Asia - purpose. Like any family, it has its share of arguments, irritating habits, and miscommunications. It is far from perfect. However, God chooses imperfect people, puts them together and asks them to impact the world for His Kingdom. Join Aaron Stern for a series answering the question "Why Church?" and develop a great love for fellow believers and a clearer picture of how the Church is vital to our individual walk with God.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 22, 2008

If you are looking for the Church in a building or a certain type of service, you may be missing the point. God created the Church as a living, breathing organism - a family composed of people from every economic status and culture imaginable who share a love for Jesus. A church in Idaho shares something significant with churches in Asia - purpose. Like any family, it has its share of arguments, irritating habits, and miscommunications. It is far from perfect. However, God chooses imperfect people, puts them together and asks them to impact the world for His Kingdom. Join Aaron Stern for a series answering the question "Why Church?" and develop a great love for fellow believers and a clearer picture of how the Church is vital to our individual walk with God.

Speaker:	Brady Boyd
Date:	Aug 15, 2008

If you are looking for the Church in a building or a certain type of service, you may be missing the point. God created the Church as a living, breathing organism - a family composed of people from every economic status and culture imaginable who share a love for Jesus. A church in Idaho shares something significant with churches in Asia - purpose. Like any family, it has its share of arguments, irritating habits, and miscommunications. It is far from perfect. However, God chooses imperfect people, puts them together and asks them to impact the world for His Kingdom. Join Aaron Stern for a series answering the question "Why Church?" and develop a great love for fellow believers and a clearer picture of how the Church is vital to our individual walk with God.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Aug 8, 2008

If you are looking for the Church in a building or a certain type of service, you may be missing the point. God created the Church as a living, breathing organism - a family composed of people from every economic status and culture imaginable who share a love for Jesus. A church in Idaho shares something significant with churches in Asia - purpose. Like any family, it has its share of arguments, irritating habits, and miscommunications. It is far from perfect. However, God chooses imperfect people, puts them together and asks them to impact the world for His Kingdom. Join Aaron Stern for a series answering the question "Why Church?" and develop a great love for fellow believers and a clearer picture of how the Church is vital to our individual walk with God.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jun 20, 2008

When we become Christians, we enter into both a reality and a journey. The Reality: God loves us, He forgives us, and He makes us His sons and daughters. The Bible says that at the moment of salvation we become "new creations" in Christ. But that's not all... This soul change puts us on a path toward becoming more like Jesus. The Journey: We learn how to overcome selfishness, lust, pride and other things that bind us. We begin to understand what it means to "put on" Christ on a daily basis. The journey is a process. It takes time and can be quite uncomfortable at points. However, the reward is incredible. We truly know God and are known by Him in an intimate relationship which leaves us looking more like Jesus and pointing others to Him at the same time. Join Aaron Stern and Glenn Packiam for a series on exploring your true identity in Christ. Discover who you are and how God wants you to grow not just now but for the rest of your life.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jun 13, 2008

When we become Christians, we enter into both a reality and a journey. The Reality: God loves us, He forgives us, and He makes us His sons and daughters. The Bible says that at the moment of salvation we become "new creations" in Christ. But that's not all... This soul change puts us on a path toward becoming more like Jesus. The Journey: We learn how to overcome selfishness, lust, pride and other things that bind us. We begin to understand what it means to "put on" Christ on a daily basis. The journey is a process. It takes time and can be quite uncomfortable at points. However, the reward is incredible. We truly know God and are known by Him in an intimate relationship which leaves us looking more like Jesus and pointing others to Him at the same time. Join Aaron Stern and Glenn Packiam for a series on exploring your true identity in Christ. Discover who you are and how God wants you to grow not just now but for the rest of your life.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Jun 6, 2008

When we become Christians, we enter into both a reality and a journey. The Reality: God loves us, He forgives us, and He makes us His sons and daughters. The Bible says that at the moment of salvation we become "new creations" in Christ. But that's not all... This soul change puts us on a path toward becoming more like Jesus. The Journey: We learn how to overcome selfishness, lust, pride and other things that bind us. We begin to understand what it means to "put on" Christ on a daily basis. The journey is a process. It takes time and can be quite uncomfortable at points. However, the reward is incredible. We truly know God and are known by Him in an intimate relationship which leaves us looking more like Jesus and pointing others to Him at the same time. Join Aaron Stern and Glenn Packiam for a series on exploring your true identity in Christ. Discover who you are and how God wants you to grow not just now but for the rest of your life.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 30, 2008

When we become Christians, we enter into both a reality and a journey. The Reality: God loves us, He forgives us, and He makes us His sons and daughters. The Bible says that at the moment of salvation we become "new creations" in Christ. But that's not all... This soul change puts us on a path toward becoming more like Jesus. The Journey: We learn how to overcome selfishness, lust, pride and other things that bind us. We begin to understand what it means to "put on" Christ on a daily basis. The journey is a process. It takes time and can be quite uncomfortable at points. However, the reward is incredible. We truly know God and are known by Him in an intimate relationship which leaves us looking more like Jesus and pointing others to Him at the same time. Join Aaron Stern and Glenn Packiam for a series on exploring your true identity in Christ. Discover who you are and how God wants you to grow not just now but for the rest of your life.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	May 2, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 25, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 18, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 11, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Apr 4, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Mar 28, 2008

Most of us will, or have already, experienced loss, pain, disappointment, and unwelcome change in our lives. It seems to be one certainty we have in an uncertain world. So what do we do? How do we respond? And is there any way to protect ourselves? Could the messiness and brokenness of life actually contained a hidden treasure? The Bible tells us the Lord is close to the broken-hearted. In the midst of unexpected circumstances, God offers not a quick-fix but Himself. Life's packaging may be poor but the gift is unlike any other. Starting March 28, join Aaron Stern for a series on suffering and come away with a deeper understanding of how to experience God's unshakeable presence, peace and hope in a broken world.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Mar 21, 2008

Extraordinary Love For God Grows in ordinary moments.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Mar 14, 2008

In the Gospels, Jesus encourages us to love God with everything we have - all our heart, all our soul, all our mind. But is that really attainable? And how in the world do we do it? Loving God so completely seems more like a spiritual mountaintop that we hope to achieve, not a present, possible reality. When we were children, we often learned how to do things by watching someone else. The same is true today. Jesus gave us the perfect example of wholehearted love, and He invites us to love like Him. It is not impossible for us...it just takes a little concentrated effort. Join David Perkins as we unpack how to model our lives after Jesus and find ourselves fueled to love God with all of our Heart, Mind & Soul.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Mar 7, 2008

*** Includes a greeting and update from Aaron Stern *** Most of us have a fairly accurate definition of worship. It's pretty much about praising God, right? Seems straightforward. So why is worship easy for some and hindered for others? Why does it spill out one day and feel like work the next? Distractions, confusion, shame over our mistakes, pride and so on can bottleneck our praise. How do we remove the things which clog our hearts and develop a consistent worship life amplifying God's character? We must first truly understand who He is in order to understand how to respond -- the deeper our revelation of God's love and forgiveness, the greater the outpouring of our worship. Join Glenn Packiam for a two week series on worship and come away with an increased knowing of God's incredible love and how that compels us to resonate His glory.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Feb 28, 2008

Most of us have a fairly accurate definition of worship. It's pretty much about praising God, right? Seems straightforward. So why is worship easy for some and hindered for others? Why does it spill out one day and feel like work the next? Distractions, confusion, shame over our mistakes, pride and so on can bottleneck our praise. How do we remove the things which clog our hearts and develop a consistent worship life amplifying God's character? We must first truly understand who He is in order to understand how to respond -- the deeper our revelation of God's love and forgiveness, the greater the outpouring of our worship. Join Glenn Packiam for a two week series on worship and come away with an increased knowing of God's incredible love and how that compels us to resonate His glory.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Feb 15, 2008

Most of us have a fairly accurate definition of worship. It's pretty much about praising God, right? Seems straightforward. So why is worship easy for some and hindered for others? Why does it spill out one day and feel like work the next? Distractions, confusion, shame over our mistakes, pride and so on can bottleneck our praise. How do we remove the things which clog our hearts and develop a consistent worship life amplifying God's character? We must first truly understand who He is in order to understand how to respond -- the deeper our revelation of God's love and forgiveness, the greater the outpouring of our worship. Join Glenn Packiam for a two week series on worship and come away with an increased knowing of God's incredible love and how that compels us to resonate His glory.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Feb 8, 2008

Most of us have a fairly accurate definition of worship. It's pretty much about praising God, right? Seems straightforward. So why is worship easy for some and hindered for others? Why does it spill out one day and feel like work the next? Distractions, confusion, shame over our mistakes, pride and so on can bottleneck our praise. How do we remove the things which clog our hearts and develop a consistent worship life amplifying God's character? We must first truly understand who He is in order to understand how to respond -- the deeper our revelation of God's love and forgiveness, the greater the outpouring of our worship. Join Glenn Packiam for a two week series on worship and come away with an increased knowing of God's incredible love and how that compels us to resonate His glory.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Feb 1, 2008

Money is a necessity of life - one that many of us would prefer to think about less and talk about hardly at all. Unfortunately, leaving this subject untouched also leaves most of us with a multitude of questions. What role should money play in my daily life? How do I balance my needs with my wants? Should I have a budget even if I don't make any money? How much should I save? Is it ever okay to go into debt? What about tithing? How much? How often? The Bible tells us that where our hearts are is where our treasure is also. Often this requires us to trust God and believe that our security lies not in the amount of money in our wallet but in the One who ultimately provides for us. Join theMILL for a series on cultivating a biblical perspective on finances and find deeper freedom and hope than you could imagine.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 25, 2008

Money is a necessity of life - one that many of us would prefer to think about less and talk about hardly at all. Unfortunately, leaving this subject untouched also leaves most of us with a multitude of questions. What role should money play in my daily life? How do I balance my needs with my wants? Should I have a budget even if I don't make any money? How much should I save? Is it ever okay to go into debt? What about tithing? How much? How often? The Bible tells us that where our hearts are is where our treasure is also. Often this requires us to trust God and believe that our security lies not in the amount of money in our wallet but in the One who ultimately provides for us. Join theMILL for a series on cultivating a biblical perspective on finances and find deeper freedom and hope than you could imagine.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 11, 2008

Money is a necessity of life - one that many of us would prefer to think about less and talk about hardly at all. Unfortunately, leaving this subject untouched also leaves most of us with a multitude of questions. What role should money play in my daily life? How do I balance my needs with my wants? Should I have a budget even if I don't make any money? How much should I save? Is it ever okay to go into debt? What about tithing? How much? How often? The Bible tells us that where our hearts are is where our treasure is also. Often this requires us to trust God and believe that our security lies not in the amount of money in our wallet but in the One who ultimately provides for us. Join theMILL for a series on cultivating a biblical perspective on finances and find deeper freedom and hope than you could imagine.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Jan 4, 2008

Money is a necessity of life - one that many of us would prefer to think about less and talk about hardly at all. Unfortunately, leaving this subject untouched also leaves most of us with a multitude of questions. What role should money play in my daily life? How do I balance my needs with my wants? Should I have a budget even if I don't make any money? How much should I save? Is it ever okay to go into debt? What about tithing? How much? How often? The Bible tells us that where our hearts are is where our treasure is also. Often this requires us to trust God and believe that our security lies not in the amount of money in our wallet but in the One who ultimately provides for us. Join theMILL for a series on cultivating a biblical perspective on finances and find deeper freedom and hope than you could imagine.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 16, 2007

"All the nations you have made will come and worship before you, O Lord; they will bring glory to your name." Psalm 86:9 Our world is full of worshippers. The question is not whether we worship, but what lays claim to our affections. All of us run after and lay our lives down for something. Understanding this reality causes a stirring inside of us - a willingness to do whatever it takes to direct as much worship as possible to our God who alone is worthy. Join Aaron Stern as he talks about our part in God's global mission. Grab hold of His heart for all people and discover the incredible honor of turning a world of worshippers toward the most famous of all.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 9, 2007

"All the nations you have made will come and worship before you, O Lord; they will bring glory to your name." Psalm 86:99 Our world is full of worshippers. The question is not whether we worship, but what lays claim to our affections. All of us run after and lay our lives down for something. Understanding this reality causes a stirring inside of us - a willingness to do whatever it takes to direct as much worship as possible to our God who alone is worthy. Join Aaron Stern as he talks about our part in God's global mission. Grab hold of His heart for all people and discover the incredible honor of turning a world of worshippers toward the most famous of all.therapist, have three boys - Parker, Cohen and Brooks.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Nov 2, 2007

"All the nations you have made will come and worship before you, O Lord; they will bring glory to your name." Psalm 86:9 Our world is full of worshippers. The question is not whether we worship, but what lays claim to our affections. All of us run after and lay our lives down for something. Understanding this reality causes a stirring inside of us - a willingness to do whatever it takes to direct as much worship as possible to our God who alone is worthy. Join Aaron Stern as he talks about our part in God's global mission. Grab hold of His heart for all people and discover the incredible honor of turning a world of worshippers toward the most famous of all.

Speaker:	Evan Martin
Date:	Oct 14, 2007

Did you know you were created thirsty? David writes in the Bible that he actually pants for the Lord. Extreme? It might be a strange way of saying it, but we think David's right on. Our God is looking for men and women who have experienced what He offers and just can't get enough. They are thirsty to hear His voice, thirsty to know His Word, and thirsty for the worship of His name. They will go anywhere and do anything as long as it means they are where He is. They have unquenchable thirst for the One who truly satisfies.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 13, 2007

Did you know you were created thirsty? David writes in the Bible that he actually pants for the Lord. Extreme? It might be a strange way of saying it, but we think David's right on. Our God is looking for men and women who have experienced what He offers and just can't get enough. They are thirsty to hear His voice, thirsty to know His Word, and thirsty for the worship of His name. They will go anywhere and do anything as long as it means they are where He is. They have unquenchable thirst for the One who truly satisfies.

Speaker:	Glenn Packiam
Date:	Oct 13, 2007

Did you know you were created thirsty? David writes in the Bible that he actually pants for the Lord. Extreme? It might be a strange way of saying it, but we think David's right on. Our God is looking for men and women who have experienced what He offers and just can't get enough. They are thirsty to hear His voice, thirsty to know His Word, and thirsty for the worship of His name. They will go anywhere and do anything as long as it means they are where He is. They have unquenchable thirst for the One who truly satisfies.

Speaker:	David Perkins
Date:	Oct 12, 2007

Did you know you were created thirsty? David writes in the Bible that he actually pants for the Lord. Extreme? It might be a strange way of saying it, but we think David's right on. Our God is looking for men and women who have experienced what He offers and just can't get enough. They are thirsty to hear His voice, thirsty to know His Word, and thirsty for the worship of His name. They will go anywhere and do anything as long as it means they are where He is. They have unquenchable thirst for the One who truly satisfies.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Oct 5, 2007

How many of us walk around every day with secrets? Hidden struggles, past mistakes, unhealthy thought patterns, lusts, jealousies, insecurities - the potentials of the human heart are endless. Fear, shame or just plain rebellion can keep us quiet and content to let the hidden stay behind closed doors. God's desire is that we would bring the darkened areas of our lives into His light. The Bible tells us: "Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you can live together whole and healed." That's a pretty powerful statement. If we admit our flaws and shortcomings to each other, we can experience freedom and wholeness. Starting September 7th, join us as we address the common secrets we keep and the powerful role confession plays in our Christian walk.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 28, 2007

How many of us walk around every day with secrets? Hidden struggles, past mistakes, unhealthy thought patterns, lusts, jealousies, insecurities - the potentials of the human heart are endless. Fear, shame or just plain rebellion can keep us quiet and content to let the hidden stay behind closed doors. God's desire is that we would bring the darkened areas of our lives into His light. The Bible tells us: "Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you can live together whole and healed." That's a pretty powerful statement. If we admit our flaws and shortcomings to each other, we can experience freedom and wholeness. Starting September 7th, join us as we address the common secrets we keep and the powerful role confession plays in our Christian walk.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 14, 2007

How many of us walk around every day with secrets? Hidden struggles, past mistakes, unhealthy thought patterns, lusts, jealousies, insecurities - the potentials of the human heart are endless. Fear, shame or just plain rebellion can keep us quiet and content to let the hidden stay behind closed doors. God's desire is that we would bring the darkened areas of our lives into His light. The Bible tells us: "Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you can live together whole and healed." That's a pretty powerful statement. If we admit our flaws and shortcomings to each other, we can experience freedom and wholeness. Starting September 7th, join us as we address the common secrets we keep and the powerful role confession plays in our Christian walk.

Speaker:	Aaron Stern
Date:	Sep 7, 2007

How many of us walk around every day with secrets? Hidden struggles, past mistakes, unhealthy thought patterns, lusts, jealousies, insecurities - the potentials of the human heart are endless. Fear, shame or just plain rebellion can keep us quiet and content to let the hidden stay behind closed doors. God's desire is that we would bring the darkened areas of our lives into His light. The Bible tells us: "Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you can live together whole and healed." That's a pretty powerful statement. If we admit our flaws and shortcomings to each other, we can experience freedom and wholeness. Starting September 7th, join us as we address the common secrets we keep and the powerful role confession plays in our Christian walk.