Your work matters. What you do matters. How you do it matters.

Unity is uncommon. Jesus didn't predict a place, but He predicted a people. Because of this, the early Church fought for unity. The question is will *we*?

You are a work of art and you are an artist at work. The question is not will you create a future, the question is what future will you create?

The Holy Spirit replaced the early church's inadequacy with purpose and power.

The promises of God will not eliminate pressure, it very well might create pressure. We should stop praying for the pressure to be removed, and instead pray for the purpose to be revealed.

The question that the uncommon way of Jesus invites us to ask isn't "What can I get?" The question we must ask if we are going take the uncommon way of Jesus seriously is... "What can I give?"

The Uncommon Church had a vision that was higher and lived with a posture that was lower.

The best way to see a transformed city tomorrow is to care for the vulnerable children today.

This week Pastor Travis' shares how the Early Church's view of the afterlife shaped their values in the present life and how Jesus didn't come to teach us how to go to heaven, but how to live in such a way that heaven gets into us.

When God pulled us close to Him, He also pulled us close to one another. At the heart of the uncommon movement of Jesus was a people who lived and behaved like an uncommon family.