Join us as we start our new series"The Generous Life". Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson looks into the importance of embracing a generous lifestyle.

Doubt is inevitable when it comes to faith. Even one of Jesus' close followers had a major issue with doubt. And Jesus' reaction to his doubt might surprise, unless you already know Jesus' character well. In today's devotional, we'll talk about the important issue of our doubt.

Join us for the fifth sermon in our series, "Relationship Goals", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

Self-worth is something everyone struggles with sometimes. We don't always feel lovable or accepted. Those are the kinds of people that Jesus specifically sought out in the New Testament. In today's devotional, we'll look at his acceptance of a despised tax collector and what it means for us today.

Join us for the fourth sermon in our series, "Relationship Goals", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson. 

We know one thing is always inescapable: life can get pretty difficult sometimes. Is there a remedy for bitterness in those difficult times? In today's devotional, we'll look at the life of Job to see how a man who lost everything was able to keep his life of faith in tact.

Join us for the third sermon in our series, "Relationship Goals". Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson takes us through scriptures looking at what it means to fight fair. 

Even the best of us mess up badly. King David was called a man after God's own heart, and he made some of the worst mistakes a man can make. But, he repented in the moments that he was confronted with his sin. In today's devotional, we'll be challenged by this topic of true repentance.

This week we join Beloit Campus to hear from Jake Clark, for the second sermon in the new series, "Relationship Goals". 

Fighting isn't always a good thing, but if it's fighting for a relationship with God, or for your character, that's a good thing. Today's devotional looks at the life of Jacob, who learned to fight for the things in life that matters. What are you fighting for today?