Of all the celebrations in church, Easter is the day we go big! This is the day of our hope. The day that Jesus came up out of the grave paving the way for life.

Palm Sunday is one of the biggest days of celebration in church but it is also the day that Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem. Why is it that we celebrate and Jesus wept?

What does it take to experience that thing we long for the most … a deep sense of well-being that never evaporates?

Sometimes, we want to take control. But what happens when trying to take control leaves us feeling out of control?

Lent is a time of reflection and anticipation as we prepare to celebrate Easter. So, here’s the question: How does understanding the core of evil make our celebration so much greater?

The weaknesses we have, the mistakes we’ve made, the addictions, sinful habits and all of those areas of our lives that we try to hide, these are the parts of our lives that no one likes to look at. We try to avoid, deny and look away, trying to...

There is a thirst that is spoken about in the Bible not to just know the things of God but that we yearn for his presence, to taste and experience the goodness of God to the core of who we are.

The historical church always spent a season getting ready for Easter. But what does that mean? What does it even look like?

Have you ever wondered, what’s the big deal with baptism?  It’s one of those things that has lots of opinions surrounding it, but why is it so important? 

Jesus makes a big deal about baptism, but why?

Jesus cared for the most vulnerable in this world. We, as his followers, are called to do the same. But what does that actually look like in our everyday lives?

Guest Speaker: Rob Kelly, Church Relations West Regional Manager with Compassion...