A Midnight Hallelujah celebrates the freedom found in praising God, even during life's toughest moments. Through the story of Paul and Silas in prison, we explore how worship transforms and empowers the life of a Christ follower.

A Midnight Hallelujah celebrates the freedom found in praising God, even during life's toughest moments. Through the story of Paul and Silas in prison, we explore how worship transforms and empowers the life of a Christ follower.

Friendship with Jesus is a sacred and pure thing. This is not being buddies with Jesus… He’s not my BFF, not my bruh… our relationship is not ordinary! Our Lord is inviting us into a level of intimate friendship extended to obedient sons and daughters of God. This is a covenant level friendship, a love relationship found in the Trinity.

Friendship with Jesus is a sacred and pure thing. This is not being buddies with Jesus… He’s not my BFF, not my bruh… our relationship is not ordinary! Our Lord is inviting us into a level of intimate friendship extended to obedient sons and daughters of God. This is a covenant level friendship, a love relationship found in the Trinity.

Friendship with Jesus is a sacred and pure thing. This is not being buddies with Jesus… He’s not my BFF, not my bruh… our relationship is not ordinary! Our Lord is inviting us into a level of intimate friendship extended to obedient sons and daughters of God. This is a covenant level friendship, a love relationship found in the Trinity.

Temple Life… living life inside out, requires intimacy, connection, communion, union with God. My soul prospers when it is in intimate union with Him.

Temple Life… living life inside out, requires intimacy, connection, communion, union with God. My soul prospers when it is in intimate union with Him.

Temple Life… living life inside out, requires intimacy, connection, communion, union with God. My soul prospers when it is in intimate union with Him.

This desire to see God is so tied to the value I place on my soul (and its care). Do I value my soul like God values my soul? (He died to save it) Do I try to fit God into my values? Or do I really want to see my amazing God?

This desire to see God is so tied to the value I place on my soul (and its care). Do I value my soul like God values my soul? (He died to save it) Do I try to fit God into my values? Or do I really want to see my amazing God?