There is something within us that longs to be known, seen, and loved. What if I told you those 3 things are intertwined with our purpose on Earth?

Fame is, at some level, something that appeals to most people. But the truth is, our desire for fame is simply a desire to be seen, heard, and valued by people. However, our purpose isn’t to be famous; rather, it is to make Him famous.

In week 2 of our Big Reputation series, Riley Cruson challenges us to become something greater than ourselves.

We often find ourselves trying to build our reputation and identity based on what other people say. But what does God say?

When we experience God’s activeness around us, our response should be nothing other than to completely surrender. And that doesn’t mean some things we do. It means everything we do.

Following Jesus doesn’t mean He’s always going to calm the storms in our lives. But he does promise that He will be with us in the storms. Are you ready to jump in?

As we follow Jesus, the truth is that we’re all following the same person, but we’re not all following the same path. But frankly, we often get distracted by someone else’s path along the way. How do we stay focused on our own path?

During our first SUMMIT of the new school year, Braden reminds us that loving people like Jesus can't wait until you feel like it. It starts now.