Access Church

In life, we love absolutes. Fear of the unknown can be paralyzing or, at the very least, stressful. Often, the unknown of what lies ahead leads us to think we need to take more control. To force our way in the hopes that we get the outcome we want. But does that really work? When we don’t know what the future holds or what lies ahead, what is the best thing for us to do?

God has designed you to be great. When you reach greatness, your life benefits others and brings glory to God. Nothing brings more glory to God or benefits others more than inspiring others to follow Jesus. It is our greatest calling. Some call it the “great commission.”

The creator of the universe has designed you to be great! He’s calling you to live on purpose and with purpose. One of the most purposeful things we can do is cultivate meaningful friendships.

Are you living a life of worship? Discover how surrendering the throne of your life to God can lead to true fulfillment and purpose.

Feeling like life is random and meaningless? Discover how you are intricately designed by God for greatness. Embrace your purpose and let go of self-doubt.

Join us as our friend and guest Spencer Boulter talks about how following Christ should totally change your life, just like how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly. Using Costa Rica’s blue morpho as an example, we explore how accepting Christ is meant to be a game-changing transformation.

Lying to ourselves to feel good about ourselves keeps us from doing what’s good for ourselves.

Generous people don’t give sporadically. They have a plan.

Maturing takes time, but it’s dependent on more than just time. Transformation is a combination of divine enablement and personal responsibility. But when we lean into that process, it not only changes us—it impacts everyone around us.

When we first move into a new house, the basics (walls, floors, cabinets) are all provided. How we make that home ours is determined by what we fill it with. God does the same for us. He gives us the “house,” the structure, our identities, and the tools to fill it. It’s up to us to choose to work to fill ourselves with the virtues that bring us closer to the person others need us to be, who we want to be, and what God desires for us.