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We begin our new collection, "The Story of God," as we learn how to live meaningful stories by immersing ourselves into God's story. This week, we start at the beginning by exploring the creation narrative and God's original dream for our world.

What is revival? What does it look like? How do we experience it? We conclude our "With All My Heart" collection by talking about revival and why God longs for His people to pursue it.

What are the things that hinder us from prioritizing the presence of God? This week, our dear friend Sarah Wallick from C3LA, shares a powerful word about allowing the truth of God to set us free so that we can pursue God's presence with all our hearts.

Community isn't just about belonging, it's about becoming. Who are we becoming together and what are we after? This week, we explore why pursuing Christian community is so important as God calls us to renew our devotion to one another.

We kick off the new year by launching into a collection called "With All My Heart," as we set our hearts upon the things that really matter. Maybe the discontent we experience in our lives is a result of our loves being out of order. This week, we talk about what it means to prioritize God's presence above our plans.

We conclude the year with our annual Examen prayer, processing 2020 with God. As we look back on this year, we remember that God does some of His most important work in the darkest places of our lives.

How do we celebrate Christmas during a time that feels closer to “My God my God why have you forsaken me?” than “Joy to the world”? We conclude our Advent collection by finding hope in a prophetic passage about Christ’s coming in Isaiah 11 and the humble and glorious nature of Jesus’ arrival.

We continue in our Advent collection, God With Us, as Ying Mo shares about finding God in our seasons of waiting. It's in the wilderness where we lose all sense of control and learn to fully trust and rely on God.

Have we sanitized all the humanity out of the Christmas story? We kick off Advent by reflecting on how Jesus chose to arrive on earth: through a vulnerable womb in all of the messiness of childbirth. We see that how Jesus arrived 2,000 years ago shows us how He is still showing up in the messiness of our lives today.

Most of us have offered thanksgiving to God as a response, but how many of us have offered thanksgiving as a sacrifice? This week, we take a look at one of the Hebrew words for praise, "todah," as we explore what it means to offer up a sacrifice of thanksgiving even before God comes through.