If you’ve ever felt that the path of your life is anything but predictable, take heart. You're not alone. Every journey has its detours, and they just might shape your destiny.

If you’ve ever felt that the path of your life is anything but predictable, take heart. You're not alone. Every journey has its detours, and they just might shape your destiny.

Jesus felt sadness—and he feels the sadness so many of us are feeling in the world right now. In this message, you’ll hear three ways you can experience joy again with Jesus, and how Jesus responds to depression.

Jesus got angry. We can learn a lot when we understand why He did—and what He chose to do when He felt strong anger. Join Pastor Caleb Slack to see why, when we channel our emotions the right way, we can start to unite a divided world.

Over 4 million people are being held in bondage globally... trapped in the horrors of sexual exploitation. We are on a mission to change that.

We believe life-changing rescue for sexually exploited women is not a momentary or part-time enterprise. Yes, miracles happen. But genuine freedom with hope for a different future and dignity requires an intensive long-term commitment. Our multinational network of partners are committed to seeing Hope restored in the lives of survivors of sexual exploitation.

Jesus Himself needed anxiety relief. And when He despaired, He gave us the blueprint for how to deal with worry, stress, and fear. If you need anxiety relief, join Pastor Michael Norman and discover the three things Jesus leads us to do to find peace in our hearts and align the feelings we experience with a faith that never fails.

In this message, Pastor Michael Norman offers a simple reminder to anyone feeling unsettled, depressed, anxious, or hopeless: God sees you. Cast your hopes, your cares, and your feelings on Him. He cares for you.

This Easter season, consider Jesus.

Consider his claims, consider what other people said that He did, and what He actually did. Just look at Him and see what happens.

Have you ever had things happen, and immediately after you thought, “Well that’s not what I expected.”