We all need people—especially in crisis—and sometimes those closest aren’t the ones nearby. Proverbs reminds us to value faithful friendships and extend grace, even to those who’ve hurt us. Jesus never forsakes us; let’s reflect that kind of love to others.

The second week in the series titled "Turning Points", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

If you fill your life with everything else, you’ll lose your hunger for God—even His goodness won’t satisfy. But when you create space and truly hunger for Him, even the smallest glimpse of His presence will be sweeter than anything else. Stay hungry, and leave room in your life for what matters most.

The first week in the series titled "Turning Points", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Real love tells the truth, even when it hurts. A friend’s honest challenge is far more valuable than the fake comfort of flattery. If you're never feeling stretched in your faith, maybe it’s time to let Jesus coach you into something deeper.

Jealousy is heavier than anger because it lingers and warps how we see ourselves and others. It denies the goodness of God’s gifts and the value of our own calling. True peace comes not from measuring up, but from resting in who God made you to be.

The ninth week in the series titled "Summer in the Psalms", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Boasting about tomorrow is a fast track to disappointment—you never know what a day may bring. Let your life speak louder than your words, and trust that God sees your faithfulness, even if no one else does.

The eighth week in the series titled "Summer in the Psalms", with Guest Speaker Ray McElroy.

Hatred can twist our hearts until we’re willing to harm others through lies—often while justifying it in the name of “truth.” But Scripture warns: the pit we dig for others will often be the one we fall into. Instead of feeding bitterness, choose to pray for the people who’ve hurt you—because maybe the change God wants most isn’t in them, but in you.