gravity

Sin doesn’t just show up in the obvious places—it quietly pulls on our hearts through shame, distraction, compromise, misplaced desires, and the things we’ve learned to tolerate. In this series, we’ll explore how sin affects our relationship with God, others, and even ourselves, while discovering that freedom is found in more than simply saying “no.” The answer to sin isn’t behavior management—it’s learning to say “yes” to Jesus in a way that re-centers our lives around Him. Join us as we uncover the stronger attraction of God’s grace, truth, and transforming love.

The Pull [Part 1]

Pastor Chris Voigt

May 10, 2026

From the moment we are born, we’re subject to its power. It pulls on us with such strength and consistency that we hardly even notice it’s presence. It feels natural, normal, the way things are meant to be. Living free of it would feel… weird. And yet, we were created for freedom.

Sin doesn’t just show up in big, obvious ways in our lives – it pulls on our hearts steadily, consistently, with such persistence that we’ve learned to live with it.

This week we’re beginning an 8-week series we’ve titled, Gravity: Breaking Free From the Weight of Sin. We’ll explore how sin impacts every facet of our lives and discover that freedom is found not just in saying ‘no’ to bad behavior or crappy attitudes, but in learning to say ‘yes’ to Jesus.