Access Church

If you’re grateful for your local church but not engaged, now is the time.

Waiting is the worst. That’s why we have microwaves, fast food, DoorDash, and on-demand. “Give me what I want and give it to me now.” But what if waiting works wonders? What if waiting is exactly what we need? If we keep pushing for right now on demand, we may miss the very things that waiting produces in our lives. If we’re not careful, we’ll miss out on so much living in a culture that is “losing wait.”

Waiting is the worst. That’s why we have microwaves, fast food, DoorDash, and on-demand. “Give me what I want and give it to me now.” But what if waiting works wonders? What if waiting is exactly what we need? If we keep pushing for right now on demand, we may miss the very things that waiting produces in our lives. If we’re not careful, we’ll miss out on so much living in a culture that is “losing wait.”

Waiting is the worst. That’s why we have microwaves, fast food, DoorDash, and on-demand. “Give me what I want and give it to me now.” But what if waiting works wonders? What if waiting is exactly what we need? If we keep pushing for right now on demand, we may miss the very things that waiting produces in our lives. If we’re not careful, we’ll miss out on so much living in a culture that is “losing wait.”

You were designed to be a great parent. But parenting is hard, and each parent-child relationship is unique. In fact, there has never been a relationship like yours in the history of the universe! We’re committed to helping you become the fantastic parent God designed you to be! We’ve helped hundreds of parents develop meaningful, faith-based relationships with their kids, and we want to help you as well. Rich Barrett unpacks the six things every kid needs in order to grow to their full potential. Don’t miss this valuable resource!

Jesus came to interact with his people like no other king.

Kings don’t just have believers; they have followers.

Jesus didn’t come primarily to forgive. He came to be followed.

As you look back on the past year, did you make progress, slip backward, or hold your ground? If you made progress, was it aligned with your vision for your life? That sparks a bigger question: What is your vision for your life? How should a Jesus-follower arrive at a vision for their life, and how do we stay on track?