After an incredible six months, our "residency" at the solarium is coming to an end. We are so appreciative of Watermark's hospitality, as they have been a true partner to our community. We truly cannot thank them enough.
For our final Sunday at the Solarium, Paul Knapp will celebrate the incredible history of wandering together that Storyline has embodied. We hope you'll join us!
Saints Among Us 2022
This Sunday, join us at Storyline for our annual Saints Among Us Gathering, where we celebrate the normal, everyday people who are made extraordinary by how they choose to live.
Four Storyliners are going to share the saints they've stumbled upon in their lives. Their stories will uplift you, make you laugh, tug on your heart, and most of all, remind you that we need each other.
It's About Us Galatians prt5
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will conclude our series on Galatians, and the belonging, believing, and becoming of the Gospel of Grace.
Why do you Deserve? Galatians prt 4
Over the past three weeks, Mike Gathright has used the book of Galatians to describe a life of faith that leads us from rescue to transformation.
Last week, Mike made the claim that belief is the bridge that connects our belonging to our becoming. This leaves us with the question: "What exactly do I need to believe?"
This Sunday at the Gathering, Paul Knapp will continue to ask this question and explore what kind of believing leads us to our becoming.
Between Becoming and Belonging, Galatians prt. 3
Belong. Believe. Become.
Three very powerful concepts for us humans! Why? Where did this come from?
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will wonder about these ideas and how they connect us to our best life.
Growing and Grace Galatians prt. 2
This Sunday for Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright will continue our journey through the first document written in the New Testament - the letter of Galatians.
Rescued By Grace
Did you know the first thing written in the New Testament was a letter to some churches in Turkey?! It's true. It is called, "Galatians" and for the next few weeks, Mike Gathright will be exploring the powerful message this ancient letter has for us.
Culture of Sand & Water
The last couple of months we've seen how Jesus's invitation can reroute our life. This week Mike Gathright will wrap up our series on the Beatitudes, by wondering, what comes next? The conclusion to the Beatitudes points us in a very surprising and hopeful, meaningful, and exciting direction.
New Way of Living: Beatitudes prt. 8
Over the past months, we have been considering the beatitudes as a rerouting of our lives towards the Grace and Love that God has already manifested in the world. But is the “cost” really worth the reward?
Paul Knapp will ask these questions and wrestle with the “why” behind Jesus’ commission to reroute our lives.
Re-Routed
Do We Get There? Beatitudes Prt. 6
This Sunday for Storyline's first Gathering of 2022, Mike Gathright will continue our series on the Beatitudes. So much of what Jesus said can change the way we see life, what we look for in life, and who we'll serve with our life - and the Beatitude we will consider this week is perfectly placed to start the year off with a fresh, challenging, uplifting and hopeful perspective.
By Our Side
Mike Gathright reflects on what makes Christmas a unique holiday.
Please join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at Watermark's Solarium in downtown Stevensville.
The First Step, Beatitudes Prt 5
These are the questions we've been considering together the last month.
This recent Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright looked at what may be the one sentence that best sums up both, how and why Jesus started it all, as well as, why and how Storyline started.
In, Up, and through Beatitudes Prt.4
How could anyone dislike Jesus? Have you ever wondered that? Well, people did. A lot of people REALLY disliked him.
This past Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright explored one claim Jesus made that turned some people against him...and others toward a brand new way of living.
"I'm On My Way" Beatitudes Prt. 3
Great leaders, thinkers, and religious figures often carve a new path forward, they are counter-cultural; history is full of such people from Einstein to Washington, from King to Jobs. We see these icons buck the system and think, "Yes! I knew something was wrong there." But Jesus challenges us in an even more profound way, He was counterintuitive. And our response to that is usually, "No! That can't be."
This past Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright considered one of Jesus'
most counterintuitive invitations.