No one likes to struggle and yet struggle seems to be something that God uses in our lives to strengthen us and empower us for the song he is writing through our lives. Pastor Travis teaches us this week on how to succeed at struggling through realistic optimism.

Why does it seem like God sometimes allows us to get soaked in the storms of life? This week Pastor Travis shares how through suffering God is with us and enlarges our soul to make more room for hope, wonder, and love.

Is it possible to have joy in light of our current circumstances with COVID-19? Pastor Travis teaches us three ways to fight back with joy and how your circumstances don't need to change for you to have joy in your life.

In a world of critics and cynics, it can be difficult to have a grateful posture. But in God's world, gratitude is the soil that favor grows from. Pastor Travis shares 5 signs of gratitude and how, when we decide to live the grateful life, that we become magnets to miracles.

If Good Friday represents the loss and struggle of the cross and Resurrection Sunday represents the hope we have in the resurrection. What do you do on Saturday when you find yourself in the mysterious middle space where you don't have clarity or answers for what the future looks like?

This week Pastor Josh teaches on "Shrug Theology" and why "I don't know" might be one of the most sacred statements a person can make.

Many of us struggle with stillness. There is something about it that can bring to the surface things that we would otherwise like to not look at. This week Pastor Travis teaches on Psalm 46 and a Hebrew story about a God who whispers and how one of the most sacred and holy things you can do is learn how to pay attention.

Today we talk about sacrifice, art, breathing, and vocation and how the resurrection was, and still is, a revolution underway.

How did a symbol of death and fear get turned into a symbol of a revolution of love? And why didn't Jesus drink the fourth cup of wine during the Passover meal?

The answers to these questions remind us why we call Good Friday "good" – not only 2,000 years ago, but today as well.

There are seasons and then there are shifts. What will you do when God disrupts your life in order to shift things in your life? Pastor Travis teaches on the story of Abraham and what it looks like to respond to the voice of God when it invites you into the unknown.

After Jesus had been crucified, the disciple implemented their own sort of shelter-in-place. But suddenly Jesus meets them in the midst of their fear and declares "peace." Pastor Travis shares how peace is not a place we arrive at somewhere else as much as it's a reality we are awakened to that's already here.