Struggle is a hard reality of life. This week Pastor Travis teaches on how, if we're going to become our strongest selves in 2022, that we must not see struggle as an obstacle but embrace it as an opportunity because our problems can serve as a platform for God to show up and a purpose for God to use for the sake of others.

Corey Leak teaches that while living a life of passion invites us into a life of beauty and transformation it also invites us to walk difficult paths.

Are you living in power or weakness? Pastor Travis shares five ways from the scriptures how you can begin to live from the power that is available to you in Christ.

Guest teacher, Pastor McKenna, teaches on how we can all have a stronger hope even in the midst of difficult and unpredictable times.

Pastor Travis shares about two promises available to all followers of Jesus and one big reason why so many people never actually step into these promises.

Before you change the world around you, God must first change the world within you. Why? Because you are always building what you believe. Pastor Travis shares from Genesis 32 how the story of Jacob is a picture of the transformation that we all must go through if we are to become our strongest selves.

Pastor Travis kicks off 2022 by inviting us to stop making goals because there is something that is far easier and far more impactful we could be doing to become our strongest selves in 2022.

Pastor Travis shares the stories of the first three people invited to the first Christmas party and how when we see who was invited to the first Christmas party that we discover what Christmas is about and who Christmas is for.

The story of Mary can be easy to read without pause and miss the gravity of the revelation she received that she would give birth to Jesus. Pastor Travis shares how the revelation for Mary gives us a glimpse into the journey we all must take if we are to step into the revelation that God is birthing in our souls.

While we have made Christmas about songs, gifts, and traditions, the original audience held the Christmas story as an invitation to the liberating work God is doing in the world. While Christmas is good news for the oppressed, it is bad news for the powerful.