Life doesn’t always go as planned. It’s inevitable for all of us, no matter how much faith we have. Eventually, a dying dream, a fractured relationship, a painful diagnosis, a mental illness, a financial fallout, a hurt, or a bad decision lead to the feeling of being in a dark place. The hardest part of those hard seasons might be maintaining hope in the dark. In this series, we’ll talk about how to find and maintain hope when life is hard.

When it comes to faith in God, we all have questions or doubts at some point. Maybe your doubts have kept you from believing or led you to walk away from belief. Maybe you got the feeling that your questions were a threat. But what you may not know is that the movement Christianity was launched from a group of doubters and disbelievers. The message of Easter gives hope that there is a place for every person who has wondered whether it’s true. This message may give the context for coming back to faith or maintaining faith in the midst of doubt.

When things in life don’t go as planned, it’s easy to run from God. The problem is we get so focused on what we are running from that we don’t consider what we are running to.

Many times we end up at a dead end asking the question, “Now what?” In this series about the life of Jonah, we’ll look at the lessons we learn about running from God and, ultimately, surrendering to God.

When things in life don’t go as planned, it’s easy to run from God. The problem is we get so focused on what we are running from that we don’t consider what we are running to.

Many times we end up at a dead end asking the question, “Now what?” In this series about the life of Jonah, we’ll look at the lessons we learn

about running from God and, ultimately, surrendering to God.

When things in life don’t go as planned, it’s easy to run from God. The problem is we get so focused on what we are running from that we

don’t consider what we are running to.

Many times we end up at a dead end asking the question, “Now what?” In this series about the life of Jonah, we’ll look at the lessons we learn about running from God and, ultimately, surrendering to God.

Are you ready to step boldly into the calling God has for you? You might not be— and that’s OK. In this weekend’s message, you’ll see how you can pray the bold prayers to prepare you for what God has planned for you.

Prayer moves the heart of God, but some prayers move Him more than others do. Bold prayers, daring prayers— the kind of prayers that move you, too. If you’re ready to see God work in your life, praying safe won’t cut it. It’s time to pray Dangerous Prayers.

Prayer moves the heart of God, but some prayers move Him more than others do. Bold prayers, daring prayers— the kind of prayers that move you, too. If you’re ready to see God work in your life, praying safe won’t cut it. It’s time to pray Dangerous Prayers.

One of the toughest prayers you can pray is to ask God to break your heart for what breaks His— but in this weekend’s message, you’ll find out why it’s one of the most important prayers you can pray, too.

Prayer can be confusing and intimidating. Where do we even start?In this weekend's message, we'll begin with a dangerous prayer that has the power to change everything- even you.

Prayer moves the heart of God, but some prayers move Him more than others do. Bold prayers, daring prayers— the kind of prayers that move you, too. If you’re ready to see God work in your life, praying safe won’t cut it. It’s time to pray Dangerous Prayers.

How do we deal with the difficult relationships in our life? The reality is that holding onto an offense or getting back at someone who hurt you doesn’t end the cycle of hurt. It perpetuates it. And it

makes you like the person who hurt you. It’s a pretty predictable story. But there is a way to write a better story.

How do we deal with the difficult relationships in our life? The reality is that holding onto an offense or getting back at someone who hurt you doesn’t end the cycle of hurt. It perpetuates it. And it makes you like the person who hurt you. It’s a pretty predictable story. But there is a way to write a better story.