About This Message

There is a big difference between Greek words for time, Chronos (the clock moving) and Kairos (the way Jesus talked about time as full of potential and possibility). When Jesus announced the time has come and the kingdom is here, he was saying the Kairos has come. Now is the moment. What happens when we realize that we’re living in Kairos, not Chronos time? We meet people where they are at, serve those in need, and give without strings. All so others can know there is a God who loves them, a church who sees them, and a hope that can sustain them.

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