Join us for the fourth and final sermon in our series, "Idols", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Discipline. Correction. Two things that are hard to receive, and maybe even harder to dish out. But do we really benefit anyone by not helping them see where they might be in the wrong? Today's proverb is one that many people don't like, but maybe there's some wisdom even in things that we feel uncomfortable about.

Join us for the third sermon in our series, "Idols", with Creative Arts Director Josh Calhoun. 

Do you take offense to things quickly? Taking offense is more and more common in a world full of social media rants everywhere we turn. But is taking offense healthy? What if there's a better way. Today's devotional in Proverbs helps us to see that there is a better way.

Join us for the second sermon in our series, "Idols", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

We all let things distract us from seeing and loving the people who are right in front of us. And most of the time, it's evident to that person. Today, what will it take for you to give your best attention to the people in your life? Today's proverb has some wisdom for doing exactly that.

Join us as we start our new series "Idols" with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

We all believe that relationships are more important than money. But we don't always live like we believe it. No one on their death bed wants to hug a dollar bill, but they do want to hug loved ones. Today's devotional from Proverbs reminds us just how much more valuable relationship with God and with people is than anything else.

Join us for the fourth and final sermon in our series, "Emotions", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Pleasures. The world is full of them. And if we're not careful, there's a real chance that those pleasures can become our source of awe and admiration, rather than God. It may not be easy to keep this in mind, but the reminder is always worth it: God is and always will be far better than any of the awesome things that today's world will offer you. Keep your hope in Jesus, and he'll never let you down.