As a member of Ethos for almost five years, I have been truly touched through their mission statement, especially the mission to love people. It is one of the biggest reasons I chose to go to physical therapy school and why I assumed the community service role of my class. Through this role, I...
Let the Chapel Doors Swing Open Wide The church is, if anything, a motley crew. It began among prostitutes, tax collectors, slaves, and sinners. At least those were the titles that others gave. Jesus saw something else in them, in us. He saw beloved image bearers of God; sons and daughters who...
If history holds true, sometime in the next 6-12 weeks, I am going to begin experiencing an episode of depression and anxiety. For 2-4 months, I'll lose weight, sleep less, and lose focus in conversations to the point that others will feel the need to finish my sentences for me. I have Type 1...
Volunteers Needed There are a few specific service initiatives that need volunteers for Sunday, April 3rd, when our church leaves our buildings to serve the city. If you have not signed up to volunteer yet, please consider serving at one of the following service initiatives... Resurrection...
Below is a list of worship songs we regularly sing at Marathon Music Works. If you join us for worship at Marathon, this list will be helpful for you as you look for worship music during the week. Adam Sain, the worship leader at Marathon, has compiled a Spotify playlist for you and compiled...
A LITTLE HISTORYSyria is an ancient civilization. The nation and one of its cities, Antioch, rose to prominence under Roman rule (300 BC) and flourished until after 300 AD. Damascus is the current capitol of Syria and is known as the city in which Paul became a Christian (Acts 9)...
Adam Graham and Colton Mulligan, two Ethos family members, have connected and started dreaming up an idea. Read more in Adam's blog below. --- "This time last year, when I would wake up in the mornings, I could tell that something was off. The feelings grew over a matter of weeks and...
In our current series, Everyday Discipleship, we are looking at ways to connect, grow, and mature in our love for God in practical ways. A few weeks ago, in our time of teaching on Sunday, the Hearing Circle was referenced. If you missed that Sunday and want to catch up, you can...
Every single day, across our country and world, people are hurting. That word, "hurting," can't really even begin to touch the depths of the tragedy and pain. War, poverty, hunger and famine, slavery, sex trafficking, corruption, oppression, land issues, racism, financial inequality, disease...
At Ethos Church, we love looking for natural opportunities to connect with our friends and neighbors who are not a part of a church family. All across our country, one of the most natural opportunities to do this is on Super Bowl Sunday. Our first priority as a church family is to Love God...
