There is no one-prayer-style-fits-all way to connect with God. These resources provide a jumping off point, offering practices and language to help you grow your prayer life.
In this final week, we ask God to give us clear direction for the decision we'll be making about our church buildings at Highrock Arlington March 16th.
This week, we are listening for God's invitation. How might God be inviting us as individuals or as a church body to live differently, give differently, or serve differently?
This week, we are listening for God's passions. What is the Lord excited about doing in us individually, in our congregation, in Arlington, in Greater Boston, in our nation and in the world?
This week, we pray to become indifferent to our own will for the sake of God's as we consider our thoughts, feelings, fears, and hopes around the proposed building project.
Curious about the Anchor Community Group? What is it and who is it for? Read what makes Anchor a special place to meet with God and others - and join us on 1st and 3rd Fridays!
We’re living in a very different America than the one from 30 years ago, so we need to be different; to do different things if we’re going to make a difference. But even though learning new things is hard, it turns out that it is fun!
The Bible was intended to be read in a community of Christians who preserve the memory of what God has been doing and saying for generations, so that it can be understood fully. Here are some resources that I have found valuable for both small group and personal Bible study.
On August 16, Christians from all over Boston will be gathering for united worship on Boston Common. Join in and support this celebration of Unity in the Church!
One of the greatest difficulties in sharing your story may be knowing your own story! These exercises are tools to help you discover the story of God's love in your own life.