Ever wish you could rewind, or skip forward through life's tough times? What happens when you can't do that? Navigating through tough times takes both time and intention. But how do we be "intentional?"

We’ve heard about how important the work/life balance is. But why doesn’t that saying include “rest?” How, why and when should you stop in order to intentionally rest?

Disagreement is unavoidable, but division is a choice. We can disagree politically and love unconditionally.

When it comes to potentially polarizing topics, our posture, tone, and approach will tell others all they need to know about what’s most important to us.

The idea of valuing others didn't begin with a movement, a court decision, or a change of mind. It began with Jesus.

It's not enough to just be a part of a church that prioritizes the next generation. You should be relentlessly FOR them, too. So we're asking: what's the faith of the next generation worth to you?

Christians are more often known for what they're against rather than who or what they're for. We think it's time to change that - beginning by being for your neighbor. What if this is how we begin to change our city, and the world around us?

People ultimately weren’t convinced to follow Jesus because of what he taught. They became convinced because of what they saw.

Jesus didn't ask for people to just believe in him. He invited people to follow him.

Being right doesn't give us the right to be self-righteous.