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#FORStJoe is our opportunity to remind our communities that everyone matters to God, whether God matters to them or not.

What if getting away with God isn’t about escaping life, but becoming someone different when you return to it? In the final part of Into the Woods, we’ll see how small rhythms can shape who we’re becoming.

Most of us know we need to slow down, but how do we actually do it? In Part 2 of Into the Woods, we’re talking about practical ways to step away from the noise and make space for God.

Life is loud, hurried, and full of demands. But what if Jesus modeled a rhythm that could help us find renewal, clarity, and a better way to live?

Models change. Preferences change. Seasons change. But what happens when a church refuses to come down from the mission Jesus gave us?

Sometimes clarity comes when we slow down long enough to remember what matters most. So who are we, where are we going, and why are we committed to getting there?

The hardest moments in life often reveal the deepest truths about us. So who, or what, are you counting on when pressure hits?

When life gets heavy, we usually ask God to change what’s happening around us. But what if God is more interested in transforming what’s happening in us? What might He be building in you right now that comfort could never produce?

The easy path is always tempting, but it rarely changes us. God often does His greatest work on the hard road, where faith, obedience, and courage grow. Where have you been avoiding the hard thing … and what if God wants to meet you there?

Life has a way of throwing unexpected moments at us: detours, setbacks, surprises. But what if those things aren’t just interruptions… what if they’re pivotal in your faith journey? How might God be working in what you didn’t plan?