Momentum Church // Garfield Heights Podcast

Jesus had a very clear mission when he came to earth. He even tipped his hand a few times and told his friends what some of his personal mission statements were. In fact, he was so laser-focused on his assignment that it rubbed off on his followers…and changed the world forever. Were you also placed here for a reason? How would your life be different if you knew beyond the shadow of a doubt what God’s purpose for your life was? If you knew why you were here, two things would be certain: 1. You would have an amazing amount of peace in your life. 2. You would be driven.

Jesus had a very clear mission when he came to earth. He even tipped his hand a few times and told his friends what some of his personal mission statements were. In fact, he was so laser-focused on his assignment that it rubbed off on his followers…and changed the world forever. Were you also placed here for a reason? How would your life be different if you knew beyond the shadow of a doubt what God’s purpose for your life was? If you knew why you were here, two things would be certain: 1. You would have an amazing amount of peace in your life. 2. You would be driven.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us. For example, what did Jesus mean when he said, “I am the Good Shepherd”? Let’s ask God to guide us as we unpack these metaphors.

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry his opinion about who Jesus was and is, but who – or what – does Jesus claim to be? That may help us all decide if we really want to follow him and imitate him as the ultimate leader and role model of our lives. In the Gospel of John, the fourth biography of Jesus found in the Bible, Jesus uses several metaphors to reveal his identity and mission to us.

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well…

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well…

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well…

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well… Challenge. Risk. Sweat. Blood. Explosions. Action. Adventure. Leadership. Danger. The Bible tells us about a patriarch named Abraham whose life contained all of the above. He was a dude’s dude…and a man of great faith. “The Man Series” takes a look at our need for strong, bold, adventurous guys (like Abraham) in Greater Cleveland and in churches like Momentum.

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well… Challenge. Risk. Sweat. Blood. Explosions. Action. Adventure. Leadership. Danger. The Bible tells us about a patriarch named Abraham whose life contained all of the above. He was a dude’s dude…and a man of great faith. “The Man Series” takes a look at our need for strong, bold, adventurous guys (like Abraham) in Greater Cleveland and in churches like Momentum.

In a country where the Christian faith appears to be dominated by men, the truth is that 60% of the people who claim to follow Jesus are females. Women are easily today’s heroes of the faith, and we owe a lot to them for their hard work and sacrifice. But, in the midst of the American church’s “gender gap,” Momentum continues to be a church where the masculine spirit is still alive and well… Challenge. Risk. Sweat. Blood. Explosions. Action. Adventure. Leadership. Danger. The Bible tells us about a patriarch named Abraham whose life contained all of the above. He was a dude’s dude…and a man of great faith. “The Man Series” takes a look at our need for strong, bold, adventurous guys (like Abraham) in Greater Cleveland and in churches like Momentum.

Back in the First Century, Jesus had some private, one-on-one conversations that would have been cool to overhear. What if – back then – some curious people could have wired up Jesus the way television networks often mic up coaches and players in the NBA and the NFL?

Back in the First Century, Jesus had some private, one-on-one conversations that would have been cool to overhear. What if – back then – some curious people could have wired up Jesus the way television networks often mic up coaches and players in the NBA and the NFL?

Back in the First Century, Jesus had some private, one-on-one conversations that would have been cool to overhear. What if – back then – some curious people could have wired up Jesus the way television networks often mic up coaches and players in the NBA and the NFL?

Starting Point Sunday (SPS) is a church service devoted to explaining the vision of Momentum in a creative way. This SPS compares Momentum to a flight on Southwest Airlines. If you are new to Mo, you don’t wanna miss this! If you have been around for a while, this is a great opportunity to invite friends, learn new stuff about Mo, and connect with others who are checking this out for the first time!

“Parable” = a story that has a spiritual point. For the last few years, one of the biggest entertainment crazes in Hollywood has been the stories of the superheroes. Where did these superheroes come from? How did they get their powers? What is their duty to mankind now that they have these powers? Inside of each of these fun comic book stories are deep spiritual points—lessons that will challenge us as we seek a deeper relationship with God. The Superhero Parables will be a creative series that you’ll never forget. You don’t wanna miss one Sunday…