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This week’s Scripture seems complex and dry at f

This week’s Scripture seems complex and dry at first glance, but it is a central point in the book of Galatians. Bonus question; Do you think Justin Bieber understands these verses? Come journey through these texts with us and join the conversation before dinner on our beautiful new patio in this incredible weather! #missionchurchtucson

When misused or distorted, even the most benevolen

When misused or distorted, even the most benevolent things can become harmful or destructive. This is what Paul says to his critics in the third chapter of Galatians, that they have taken something that God made for good, and distorted it into evil. So what does this exchange mean for us today? Let’s talk about it. Join us Sunday at 4:30pm.
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Over the past few years we have had the joy of get

Over the past few years we have had the joy of getting to know and to support Jesse and Jessica Wood, a bivocational ministry duo who minister on both sides of the border in Naco and Sierra Vista. Most recently, with the help of @resonateglobalmission , we were able to help them upgrade their coffee business with this new horse trailer and some gear for the interior! In the future we hope to get the trailer up here to Tucson for a little customization work day. If you’re ever down at the Sierra Vista or Bisbee farmers markets, be sure to swing by and say hello! #missiontucson

Okay, @eegees isn’t exactly a traditional Easter

Okay, @eegees isn’t exactly a traditional Easter meal (I mean, some of the sandwiches had ham 🤷). But last night it sure felt like one!

Breaking in our new outdoor walkway last night was wonderful. Another HUGE shoutout to our beloved friends at @crossandcrowntucson for being so pivotal in that coming together.

And thanks to our whole community for joining us to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus last night!

#goodfriday #missiontucson #degraziagallery 📷:

#goodfriday #missiontucson #degraziagallery 📷: @desertdigismith

Good Friday - We see light, even in the way of the

Good Friday - We see light, even in the way of the cross. #missiontucson #goodfriday #degrazia #degraziagalleryinthesun

Our Good Friday service is Friday 6:30pm at the De

Our Good Friday service is Friday 6:30pm at the DeGrazia Mission in the Sun. Small groups will hear a museum curator style introduction to DeGrazia’s Way of the Cross series (prints will be on display) with meaningful theological reflections that will invite us into a unique consideration of the cross-work of Christ. We will begin on this walkway, move through the mission, and end outside surrounding a hopeful image of Christ buried. We hope to see you there, and of course...we will be following Covid protocol. #missiontucson #wayofthecross #degraziagalleryinthesun #goodfriday2021

This week we find ourselves amidst a deep theologi

This week we find ourselves amidst a deep theological argument for salvation by faith, from the Apostle Paul. In this argument he opens up the idea that we are somehow Abraham's children. Elsewhere, Jesus drew from our relationship to Abraham to explain the resurrection of the dead, the hope we Christians celebrate at Easter. This Easter at Mission we hope to bring three things together, the significance of Abraham and his faith, the promise of resurrection life, and most importantly...the type of faith that takes hold of eternal life and produces a transformed heart and life. #missionchurchtucson

Man, what a productive weekend we just had. Big th

Man, what a productive weekend we just had. Big thank you to everyone who came out Saturday for our church work day!

And a special thank you to the middle schoolers from @desertchristianschools who did some GREAT work for us on Friday! You all deserve a full day of kickball and juice boxes.

About a year ago we exhibited how to wear a mask a

About a year ago we exhibited how to wear a mask and still go out for coffee. We’ve been doing masks and distancing for our limited in-person gathering, and we’re stickin’ with it! Why? We want to get past this quickly! A number of us are vaccinated, which is progress, but we plan to continue to do all we can as opposed to the least we can do. So, now that you all have cool mask wardrobes...throw your favorite in your pocket if you’re headed to church in person. Of course, zoom and micro-church are still great options that help us keep in-person distanced! #missiontucson #maskuptucson

Big time shout out to our friends Jaci and Stephen

Big time shout out to our friends Jaci and Stephen Karpen!

Not only have they been braving the storm of Covid-19 as medical professionals, they’ve recently been volunteering their time administering vaccines!

Thanks for supporting and loving our community, guys! 👏

Galatians Chapter 3, opens up with Paul calling th

Galatians Chapter 3, opens up with Paul calling the Galatian Churches "foolish" and "bewitched”. What kind of Pastor talks to his people like that? At first glance it seems like Paul has flown off the handle and started throwing around insults just to make the people feel bad. It's a good point but the truth is that Paul is calculated, choosing his words carefully, and driven by love. He's shocked and trying to wake the church up to what it has forgotten. This week we explore the forgetfulness that led to the Galatian's foolishness. #missionchurchtucson

Galatians 2:20 is one of the most well-known verse

Galatians 2:20 is one of the most well-known verses in the entire letter, where the author Paul famously claims, it is no longer I who lives, but Christ who lives in me. How does this statement connect with the issues in the Galatian church surrounding an unhealthy view of the Law? Join us Sunday at 4:30! #missionchurchtucson

Last week we learned about the Apostle Paul’s co

Last week we learned about the Apostle Paul’s confrontation of the Apostle Peter over a seemingly small social snub. Paul could see that underneath this snub was a dark and divisive issue that would impact the gospel believing communities of Galatia as well as Jerusalem. This week we look at Paul’s words immediately after and ask ourselves how we ought to discern and confront such issues ourselves. Hope to see you on ZOOM, in MicroChurch, or in-person this Sunday! #missionchurchtucson

This week, as we continue through Galatians, we re

This week, as we continue through Galatians, we read of a major confrontation in the early church. This confrontation is an excellent example of a gospel issue being addressed, and we’ll ask how to discern which issues of our day are gospel issues too and how to address them. Remember, we’re bringing back pizza, drinks and discussion this week for our in-person services. We will move outside to eat and discuss. Looking forward to seeing those of you in-person and we’re continually grateful for those of you gathering on zoom only and in Micro-Churches! #missionchurchtucson

New things are brewing over here...and Nick’s le

New things are brewing over here...and Nick’s learning a lot. #missiontucson #digitalnatives #onlinechurch

This week, in our Galatians series, we will ask wh

This week, in our Galatians series, we will ask why it was such a priority for the early Christians to “Remember the Poor.” Remember that this week we will not be providing dinner, but we will eat and offer discussion outside again beginning in March. See you Sunday at 4:30 on ZOOM or in person. #missionchurchtucson

Pastors getting pastored. #missiontucson

Pastors getting pastored.

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An early theme in Paul's letter to the Galatians w

An early theme in Paul's letter to the Galatians was a strange one: his argument for authority. The people of Galatia were encouraged to reject the naysayers in their community who were speaking ill of Paul, and to recognize the calling that Jesus had given him. So what does that mean for us as churchgoers today? Join us as we dive into this topic Sunday at 4:30pm, in-person and via Zoom. #missionchurchtucson

The eastside small group (somewhat accidentally) o

The eastside small group (somewhat accidentally) observed Ash Wednesday by talking about deep things next to a raging ash-producing fire. What did you do today? #missiontucson #ashwednesday

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