Trace God’s story of redemption as it unfolds and the amazing invitation that God makes to each of us.

God isn't calling some future, better version of you. God knows you and loves you as you are, whatever baggage and sin and flaws you carry, and calls you anyway. What is it like when God meets us where we are and we say “yes” to his invitation?

Compassion:

Guest Speaker, Owen Githanga, shares how Jesus changed his life and his family's life through Compassion International.

Jesus cares for the most vulnerable in this world. We, as His followers, are called to do the same. But what...

So how do you actually build the rhythms of an unhurried life? The saints of old used something called a Rule of Life.

Dallas Willard once said, “Hurry is the great enemy of the spiritual life in this day.” The question is: What does it look like to live differently?

In church world, Sabbath gets brought up a lot.

Life just seems so rushed, doesn’t it? Everything we do seems to carry with it a hurried pace, a to-do list that feels too long, and never enough time in a day to get it all done. We live in a world where everything is rushed. Is it possible to...

Have you ever wondered what the meaning of any given event in your life is about - no matter how big, or small, or random it might feel? Is there a bigger picture in which it all fits?

The Christmas Story doesn’t begin with perfection but redemption. There isn’t a greater example of that than when David and Bathsheba’s story ends up in the family tree of Jesus.

One of the most interesting names that we find in the family tree of Jesus is the name Rahab, and not just Rahab but Rahab the prostitute. Which leads us to the question: What does her story have to do with Christmas?