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RushHour helps RushChurch members stay connected to each other, informs them about current RushChurch happenings, and also includes bible study/theology talk. We will speak about RushChurch specifics but also on current events, tough questions on faith, church and the Bible

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Send us Fan MailWe move from chili trophies and Super Bowl chatter into John 15, asking how abiding in Jesus changes our pace, our priorities, and our peace. We trade fruit-checking for staying close to the vine and explore pruning as God’s path to deeper joy.• upcoming trivia night details and sign-up info• student ministry events and summer camp updates• reading John 15 on vines, branches, and fruit• abiding as remaining, dwelling, staying close• prayer, Scripture, worship, and community as practices• pruning as purpose, not punishment• real fruit vs taped-on fruit and burnout• Christ living through us and reshaped desires• listener suggestion box and Morning Rush questionsWrite us some questions or the boxWe’ve been starting this new thing on social media too, called Morning Rushwww.rushchurch.com

Send us Fan MailWe share winter updates, student and kids ministry plans, and a simple way to make a growing church feel personal. The big push: launch small groups shaped by what you want to study, build, and enjoy, with leader training that keeps each group healthy.• paintball camp dates, limited spots, price timeline• Ohio Teens for Christ travel and format• SuperStart details and nursery reopening with named teacher• Super Bowl party focused on chili and pie contest• listener predictions and coffee wager challenge• cold plunge report and takeaways on energy and recovery• why small groups matter for connection and discipleship• types of groups: study, hobby, moms, family circles• how to propose, join, lead, or co-lead a group• leader training, sustainability, and quarterly all-group gatherings www.rushchurch.com

Send us Fan MailWe swap stories about bone-deep cold, weekend chaos, and why people chase ice baths, then turn toward sleepless nights, a vivid debt-free metaphor for grace, and practical ways to live a new normal with Jesus as our authority. We end with one simple challenge: surrender one more area today and let freedom shape your week.• cold plunge curiosity and quick energy claims• weekend highs and lows across sports and lock-ins• sleepless nights as a cycle of stress and control• debt paid analogy clarifying grace and freedom• living differently after forgiveness with new habits• obedience from love not guilt and desire to change• authority check across schedules, people, and Jesus• one-degree surrender to make change sustainable• reading Colossians, tough Old Testament perspective• church words made simple for real lifeCome and join us February 8th. We’ll be watching the big game. Even if you don’t like football, you can just enjoy hanging out with us. www.rushchurch.com

Send us Fan MailWe trade a life of constant reaction for a steadier way of living rooted in Jesus, moving from comfort-first habits to a “new normal” shaped by peace, surrender, and daily obedience. Along the way we share church updates, laugh about chili and pancakes, and press into habits that actually hold on Monday.• Winter Jam plans, Superstart updates, Super Bowl chili pie cook-off• the dancing chicken metaphor for a reactive life• what the world calls normal versus the way of Jesus• the rich young ruler and trading security for surrender• why Monday feels hard after Sunday and how to recharge• Mary and Martha and choosing the better portion• seek first the kingdom as a daily rhythm• practical ways to rest, read Scripture with intent, and persevereCome hang out with us on February 8, Sunday night—Super Bowl chili pie cook off www.rushchurch.com

Send us Fan MailWe return from break with church updates and a candid talk about peace, obedience, and the difference between joy and happiness. Stories from the parking lot to Acts show how small yeses shape a year of spiritual growth.• Superstart trip details for fifth and sixth graders• Winter Jam lineup, cost, and carpool plans• Sunday breakfast and coffee updates• Young families, young adults, and 55+ casual coffee• Holiday highlights and game night fun• What peace is and isn’t from Philippians 4:7• Obedience as the path to peace and joy• Small acts that train us for bigger callings• Bible reading plans and learning in community www.rushchurch.com

Send a textA tenth-episode milestone meets the glow of Christmas lights as we swap stories from a student party—duckpin bowling, axe throwing, and the legend of Oreo fluff—before settling into the stillness of Luke 2. We read the shepherds’ account and look again at what happens when an ordinary night breaks open with light. Mary treasures; shepherds hurry; fear and awe braid together; and the angel’s promise reframes peace as something deeper than seasonal calm. We talk about why joy feels easy and peace feels costly, and how belonging to Christ grounds us when life doesn’t soften on schedule. www.rushchurch.com

Send a textWe laugh through church updates and holiday traditions, then shift into a clear-eyed look at the nativity, the incarnation in John 1, and why Jesus becoming fully human still changes how we live now. We end with a simple invitation to turn on the light and walk with hope.• Thanksgiving dinners and volunteer appreciation• Women’s tea highlights with music and charcuterie• Student Christmas party details and sweater contest• Christmas Eve candlelight service times and memories• Nativity misconceptions and historical context• The incarnation in John 1 and its meaning• Why Jesus’ humanity and divinity matter for us• Living as light in a dark worldMake sure you're there for Christmas Eve service if you can be www.rushchurch.com

Send a textYou’ll hear about the week in church life—Thanksgiving dinner plans, a women’s tea that’s already buzzing, a youth Christmas party with duckpin bowling and axes, and our annual Star Wars day—because worship doesn’t float above real life. It stitches it together. From Romans 12 to Psalm 150, from guitars to quiet prayers, we’re learning to turn melodies into formation and lyrics into lived faith. www.rushchurch.com