We all know what it's like to feel judged and accused by someone who thinks we are wrong. But what if we are?

Living with open hands is often talked about in the context of generosity. But living with open hands doesn't just effect our finances. It effects every area of our lives - our hurts, our fears, and our needs. Discover how opening your hands to God is less about what you can do for him than it is what he can do in you.

It doesn’t take much searching to find injustice in our world. Whether it is race, religion, economics, or gender, inequality seems to be part of the human condition. Jesus experienced many of the same injustices we struggle with today. We should not be surprised that Jesus stood against injustice, but his response may surprise you.

Whether you are overwhelmed, anxious, stressed out or weighed down by life, God has something better for you. Experience a new rhythm of life that can change everything.

What do you really value? Certain circumstances make us realize what matters most. When we are scared. When things feel uncertain. When we are confronted with our own mortality. What really matters?

There are lots of questions swirling around. Should we reopen or shelter in place? Do we wear masks or not? Are we giving up rights that we should be fighting for. The answers we need can be found in Jesus...but they may not be the answers we expect.

If you want a fight right now, they are easy to find. You don’t have to look any further than your social media newsfeed to see it. We don't realize how harmful these types of disagreements can be to our lives, but God has a path we can follow to experience unity and peace with each other.

Learning from someone else’s hindsight can be really valuable. The apostle Paul distilled what he learned from his experience under house arrest into one piece of advice that could change everything for us.

Close to the end of his life, the apostle Paul was locked up under house arrest in Rome. What was on his mind when he was alone and isolated from the people he cared about? How did he cope with social distancing?

Some kids are just scared of the Easter Bunny. He doesn't make sense with what they know about real world bunnies, and they become skeptics. In the same way there are people who are skeptical of Jesus. On Easter christians celebrate that he rose from the dead, but for many people that just doesn’t make sense with what they know about the real world. Is it possible for Jesus to make sense to skeptics?