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Moses didn’t think he had what it took to be a leader. After all, when God asked him to be a leader Moses was short-tempered; he spoke with a stutter; and he was “just a shepherd.” However, God later showed Moses that it was His power that was important in the equation, and He used Moses to lead all of the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery. Now Moses is wandering through the desert with 2 million people looking to him as their miracle-working leader. They’re all hungry and thirsty with no 7-Eleven in sight. At times they mention they’d prefer going back to being slaves. Oh and btw Moses, there’s a group of people called the Amalekites who wanna kill all of you, too. So – Charlton Heston – what’s your next move?

Moses didn’t think he had what it took to be a leader. After all, when God asked him to be a leader Moses was short-tempered; he spoke with a stutter; and he was “just a shepherd.” However, God later showed Moses that it was His power that was important in the equation, and He used Moses to lead all of the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery. Now Moses is wandering through the desert with 2 million people looking to him as their miracle-working leader. They’re all hungry and thirsty with no 7-Eleven in sight. At times they mention they’d prefer going back to being slaves. Oh and btw Moses, there’s a group of people called the Amalekites who wanna kill all of you, too. So – Charlton Heston – what’s your next move?

Moses didn’t think he had what it took to be a leader. After all, when God asked him to be a leader Moses was short-tempered; he spoke with a stutter; and he was “just a shepherd.” However, God later showed Moses that it was His power that was important in the equation, and He used Moses to lead all of the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery. Now Moses is wandering through the desert with 2 million people looking to him as their miracle-working leader. They’re all hungry and thirsty with no 7-Eleven in sight. At times they mention they’d prefer going back to being slaves. Oh and btw Moses, there’s a group of people called the Amalekites who wanna kill all of you, too. So – Charlton Heston – what’s your next move?

Moses didn’t think he had what it took to be a leader. After all, when God asked him to be a leader Moses was short-tempered; he spoke with a stutter; and he was “just a shepherd.” However, God later showed Moses that it was His power that was important in the equation, and He used Moses to lead all of the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery. Now Moses is wandering through the desert with 2 million people looking to him as their miracle-working leader. They’re all hungry and thirsty with no 7-Eleven in sight. At times they mention they’d prefer going back to being slaves. Oh and btw Moses, there’s a group of people called the Amalekites who wanna kill all of you, too. So – Charlton Heston – what’s your next move?

Bombarded with the alluring promises of savvy marketers and easy credit, we’re offered beauty, significance, security and happiness in just six easy installments and low, low monthly payments. From almost every angle, we’re encouraged to accumulate more and more. In the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, we often feel like we never have enough. But there’s another way. There’s freedom to be had in a more open-handed approach to our time, money and possessions. In that freedom, we can enjoy nice things without being obsessed with them; we can view money as a tool to be used and not hoarded; we can discover what it means to be consumed with the One who designed us to be so much more than a cog in a consumer-driven culture.

Bombarded with the alluring promises of savvy marketers and easy credit, we’re offered beauty, significance, security and happiness in just six easy installments and low, low monthly payments. From almost every angle, we’re encouraged to accumulate more and more. In the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, we often feel like we never have enough. But there’s another way. There’s freedom to be had in a more open-handed approach to our time, money and possessions. In that freedom, we can enjoy nice things without being obsessed with them; we can view money as a tool to be used and not hoarded; we can discover what it means to be consumed with the One who designed us to be so much more than a cog in a consumer-driven culture. Al Dangelo, guest pastor of Rivertree Church in Massillon, OH.

Bombarded with the alluring promises of savvy marketers and easy credit, we’re offered beauty, significance, security and happiness in just six easy installments and low, low monthly payments. From almost every angle, we’re encouraged to accumulate more and more. In the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, we often feel like we never have enough. But there’s another way. There’s freedom to be had in a more open-handed approach to our time, money and possessions. In that freedom, we can enjoy nice things without being obsessed with them; we can view money as a tool to be used and not hoarded; we can discover what it means to be consumed with the One who designed us to be so much more than a cog in a consumer-driven culture.

Bombarded with the alluring promises of savvy marketers and easy credit, we’re offered beauty, significance, security and happiness in just six easy installments and low, low monthly payments. From almost every angle, we’re encouraged to accumulate more and more. In the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, we often feel like we never have enough. But there’s another way. There’s freedom to be had in a more open-handed approach to our time, money and possessions. In that freedom, we can enjoy nice things without being obsessed with them; we can view money as a tool to be used and not hoarded; we can discover what it means to be consumed with the One who designed us to be so much more than a cog in a consumer-driven culture.  

Live holiday music, Cleveland snow, hot drinks, friendly people, and Christmas stories – what more could you ask for in December? Come join Momentum as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves. Any Sunday in December is a great week to show up for the first time… Good Grief!!! This week Dan Smith explore the true meaning of Christmas in another classic holiday, "A Charlie Brown Christmas".  

Live holiday music, Cleveland snow, hot drinks, friendly people, and Christmas stories – what more could you ask for in December? Come join Momentum as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves. This week, Dan gives a new interpretation on a 1983 holiday classic movie A Christmas Story.

Live holiday music, Cleveland snow, hot drinks, friendly people, and Christmas stories – what more could you ask for in December? Come join Momentum as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves. This week Scott Baker, Senior Minister of Northwest Avenue Church of Christ in Tallamedge, OH, gives a new spin on a holiday a classic, The Drummer Boy.

Do you have a little lie (a sound-byte) that plays over and over in your head? Maybe it says, “I’m not cut out for that. I am not smart enough. I will never be _______.” Maybe you hear a lie every time you look in the mirror. Like, “I am ugly. Fat. Hopeless.” These lies shape our thoughts, our identity, and our actions, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Discover what God has to tell us about lies, shoes, and peace in Him. You won’t want to miss this.

What does it mean to be thankful? This can be a tough question for some who are sick, grieving, lonely, or jobless. This week, a simple story from the life of Jesus will prepare us to have a more meaningful Thanksgiving.

Kids are very close to God’s heart. Kids are also the next generation of leaders, and that is really important in a city like Cleveland that needs a new dose of hope. Children are also the hope of other impoverished countries like Ecuador, which is in far worse shape than us.   Come hear a humorous, challenging, and story-based journey about how Momentum’s influence is becoming even more international and how those international connections may help the city of Cleveland.   “Momentum moves people forward to love God, love people, and serve the world.”  

While some churches avoid the topics of monsters and Halloween altogether, we fly in the face of the system. Not only will we talk about them, we will give proof that they exist. Well…kinda.

While some churches avoid the topics of monsters and Halloween altogether, we fly in the face of the system. Not only will we talk about them, we will give proof that they exist. Well…kinda.

While some churches avoid the topics of monsters and Halloween altogether, we fly in the face of the system. Not only will we talk about them, we will give proof that they exist. Well…kinda.

While some churches avoid the topics of monsters and Halloween altogether, we fly in the face of the system. Not only will we talk about them, we will give proof that they exist. Well…kinda.

Every September Momentum discusses some of the most popular films released over the last year. We ask, “What spiritual truths can we learn from some of the hottest flicks in the industry? What can Denzel, Quentin Tarantino, and Tim Burton teach us about loving God, loving people, and serving the world?” Don’t miss this opportunity to invite any movie-lovin’ peeps who might be struggling to connect with God. This series might just change everything.

Every September Momentum discusses some of the most popular films released over the last year. We ask, “What spiritual truths can we learn from some of the hottest flicks in the industry? What can Denzel, Quentin Tarantino, and Tim Burton teach us about loving God, loving people, and serving the world?” Don’t miss this opportunity to invite any movie-lovin’ peeps who might be struggling to connect with God. This series might just change everything.