God is not held back by your history; he actually wants to propel you forward into a renewed destiny founded in Him. As we continue our #Freeway series we lean into the biblical practice of repentance and how it can help us move forward and not remain stuck in our spiritual journey. Repentance isn't about condemnation, but always about the process of transformation. We're to learn to own our responsibility and then move forward trusting in God’s reliability.

God is not held back by your history; he actually wants to propel you forward into a renewed destiny founded in Him. As we continue our #Freeway series we lean into the biblical practice of repentance and how it can help us move forward and not remain stuck in our spiritual journey. Repentance isn't about condemnation, but always about the process of transformation. We're to learn to own our responsibility and then move forward trusting in God’s reliability.

In order to step into the life of freedom that God has for us, we must know and embrace our new identity as a child of God. This means recognizing that we don’t have the strength to move forward on our own and that’s okay. Christ’s strength is all that we need.

None of us have a perfect life, but despite non-perfect circumstances and scenarios, we all can experience freedom. We want to put in motion some steps in this series to help us minimize the fears of life and maximize the freedom we’ve been given through Jesus. Consider this your "not-so-perfect-guide-to-freedom" = Freeway

In week 2 of our #RethinkingRich series we're boldly going where many don't want to go. We're talking budget:) We're also looking at some key principles: 1) it's wise to know the condition of it, if you're in charge of it. 2) We're managers, not owners. 3) Tomorrows generosity comes from today's responsibility. And as we live in the shadow of God's generosity, we richly respond back to him (see 2 Corinthians 9:6-12). We also have a little Elements family chat so that there is no mystery to where we are and where we're wanting to go as we pursue our mission. Be a part of the mission with us!

As we launch into a new series all about Rethinking Rich - we discover that 'rich' is a moving target. Our world pulls us to pursue riches (Get Rich) but God actually desires that we aim our lives at living richly (Be Rich). We examine the Scriptures that have some great encouragement to those of us who seek to live richly. (1 Timothy 6:17-19) We also examine a great principle that will enable you to begin practicing now! Week 2 we'll dive into some very practical tips and tools to living richly.

Tonight we wrap our #SeekWisdom series looking into how do we build a life that walks in wisdom. It's way more than an external accessory to life - it's comes from the overflow of our internal life that guides us. Jesus spoke of this precisely in Luke 6:43-45. As we look into Proverbs 4, we'll discover what we need to guard above all in order to walk in wisdom. We also see a principle of wisdom and a wisdom filter that can help us in every decision we need to make.

Tonight, we're examining several practical ways to cultivate wisdom within our lives. Wisdom comes as we look back to mine from our experiences and as we create margin to contemplate. Wisdom has a God-centered trust about it (see Prov. 3:5-8). Wisdom doesn’t come in an app - it comes through application. Walking in wisdom is about practicing wisdom and walking it out, even baby steps. Wisdom knows, so wisdom does.

We begin a new 3-week series called: #SeekWisdom. It's not something we come equipped with, nor is it an automatic pickup as we grow up. But it can be ACQUIRED. The Scriptures implore us to seek it as one who seeks a great treasure. Wisdom guides us to be able to navigate the twists & turns of life soundly and to look back over our days - able to say “that was a life well lived." It's worth your pursuit. We define it and see 3 keys about wisdom in tonight's message.

Please welcome Pastor Josh Reich from another dynamic church here in Tucson - Revolution Church. He's got a powerful word tonight about how to trust God from Galatians 3 as we continue our Summer at Elements series. Trust is so vital to our journey of faith and it matters WHO we can trust. How we trust God is based on the promises of God and not what we do.