The Bible tells us that “the one” matters to God. He loves all people, especially the ones who are far away from Him, and this shows the heart of God. God desires that we would share his heart for that one person who doesn’t know Him, the one person who needs to hear the gospel; for the one person who is lost and needs to be found. We will seek to align our hearts with God's: to love what he loves, and treasure what he treasures. To value “the one” and learn how to take practical steps to engage with the lost world around us.

Faith Steps away from self-help and steps towards God's help.

"No matter how big our fear, God's promises are bigger."

Many people in the Bible took big, bold steps of faith. In a moment of excitement, Peter ventured out of his boat to walk on the water. The priests under Joshua stepped into the powerful river Jordan. Both times, wonderful things happened. In our new series “Big Steps”, we’ll study five “risk takers” who took some big steps of faith. As a result, God blessed them. Discover what faith looks like and how you can be blessed by taking steps of faith! Let’s take a step and grow in our faith! 

Memorial day. Cookouts, parades, and the beginning of summer vacation season. Sounds fun, but have you ever been disappointed by the “fun” things you look forward to? Jesus wants us to be filled with joy, but how exactly do we do that? Through summer vacations? More “me” time? Jesus has another way, and it works. Make your summer something special as we walk through Jesus’ lessons on joy. 

The book of Philemon is only a single page, but it plants the seeds that grow into world change. In it, the writer Paul refocuses our attention to the greatest transforming power in the world—the Gospel and how it transforms us from the inside out. Do you ever wonder how the world will change for the better? Come with us for this one-week overview of Paul’s letter to Philemon. 

Hannah shows us the path to learning more about God, ourselves and the world through the pain of infertility.

We live in a world that never stops. And unless you’re careful, you will burn out. Our time and attention are in constant demand. Endless to do lists, phones that constantly “ding/vibrate” and demand a fast response, diapers that need to be changed, kids sports to attend, homework to finish, a house that needs cleaning, lawn that needs to be mowed, a neighbor who needs help...it never ends! Believe it or not, in the middle of all this, it is possible to find real rest.

Being a mom is an incredibly important and noble task. It’s also a challenging one. Have you ever felt discouraged by comparing yourself to other moms or families? You don’t need to be perfect to have a positive impact. Moms, be encouraged that God will use you in great ways, even though you’re an imperfect mom.