Spiritual formation begins by looking Up—encountering Christ, depending on the Spirit, and receiving the Father’s love—so that before we do anything for God, we learn to live as his beloved children.

Spiritual formation is the Spirit’s gracious work of transforming us into Christ’s image as we repeatedly encounter God, allow him to heal and reshape us, and then partner with him for the sake of others.

Reflect on the peace-restoring practice of zooming out - lifting our eyes from the chaos of the moment to see our lives held securely by the goodness, grace, and sovereign love of God.

Reflect on the peace-restoring practice of zooming out - lifting our eyes from the chaos of the moment to see our lives held securely by the goodness, grace, and sovereign love of God.

Based on Hebrews 4.9, "There remains a sabbath rest for the people of God", and Old Testament examples, we will explore simple, practical spiritual applications for experiencing God's rest.

Do you ever feel like you are not experiencing life to the fullest? What if it's not about doing more and doing better? Let's explore what is true about Him, ourselves and others through this word, ABIDE.

Explore the biblical theology of Sabbath, discovering how God's invitation to stop, rest, and delight points from creation through Israel's liberation to the ultimate rest found in Jesus Christ.

Hosea's final chapter reveals repentance not as punishment, but as God's gracious invitation into healing, mercy, and flourishing through Christ.

As our world searches for ways to conquer death, Hosea reminds us that only Christ can solve humanity's deepest problem by defeating sin and rising from the grave.

What if your view of reality is less reliable than you think? God lovingly confronts our self-deception and invites us to trust His perspective instead.