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Most of us are highly connected. We text, we post, we call, we comment, we direct message. An entire industry has even been built around connected FITNESS. So if it's been pivotal for cycling or lifting, what could it look like for connection to impact our spiritual health, too?

Workouts. Some are tougher than others. But the toughest ones have some of the BIGGEST payoffs. That's true spiritually, too. Today's exercise is tough. Tough to discuss, and tougher to implement.

There's just something about being in a stadium for Friday night lights. Or for the concert with your favorite band. Even for the end of the baseball season. And, of course, for all of Chiefs football! What if there is a 'stadium' workout that could fuel big gains--even for those who AREN'T on the field?

Maybe you've been on your faith journey for a long time. Or perhaps you're just beginning to investigate faith. Regardless, faith isn't supposed to be stagnant. And there are some practical things we can do to help it grow into something vibrant.

In the midst of your travel planning, gift wrapping, & cookie baking, enjoy a hassle-free hour with us for Christmas. Experience the peace & joy this season brings.

Are you preparing for what the holidays will be like this year? Celebration resists cynicism and makes us ready to receive what God is eager to give.

Are you preparing for what the holidays will be like this year? Jesus made a way for us, and now we get to make way for Him in our lives, in our homes, and in our habits.

Are you anticipating what the holidays will be like this year? Holy anticipation is the expectation that God is up to something good, coupled with the excitement and mystery of just how and just when that goodness will come.

If we're not careful, what should be secondary can easily become primary.

Have you ever heard that God has incredible purpose for your life? What does that mean? How do we discover his purpose? Sometimes we just need to eliminate the distractions so we can hear God speak to us about his unique purpose for our lives.