Whether intentionally or unintentionally, we all have times when we have made a mistake and hurt someone. What comes after that? How can we do more than just feel bad? What do we do when sorry isn't enough?

So often its easy to go through life thinking of ourselves first. We've heard the phrase "walk a mile in someone else's shoes" but how do we actually DO that? Together we can discover a gift that God has given us to truly love our neighbor as ourself.

Karson gives a message about transformation on Youth Sunday 2019!

"If you want something done right, you have to do it ____________________." How often do we find ourselves going about life thinking it all depends on us? What does it mean to really depend on God? How can keep the "house" we're building from being in vain?

We could make a big list of things that compete for our time: work, duties at home, family, school, kids' activities, church, and maybe even something resembling a social life. We simply can't do everything that everyone might ask of us. What if our answers for what we will or won't do could be simple as well?

Boundaries are a healthy aspect of life. While we can't choose lots of the relationships we find ourselves in, we can choose how to navigate them.

Boundaries are a healthy aspect of life. While we can't choose lots of the relationships we find ourselves in, we can choose how to navigate them.

Sometimes we get caught up in the routine of our daily life, without stepping back and realizing that many of the things we participate in detract from our life rather than add to it. When the first people to the tomb found it empty on Easter morning, they were asked "Why are you looking for the living among the dead?" What things that don't bring about abundant life are we called to quit?

Sometimes we get caught up in the routine of our daily life, without stepping back and realizing that many of the things we participate in detract from our life rather than add to it. When the first people to the tomb found it empty on Easter morning, they were asked "Why are you looking for the living among the dead?" What things that don't bring about abundant life are we called to quit?

When we think about great cities we have visited or in which we have lived, there is often one place, event, or person that stands out as the symbol that identifies or represents what that city means to us. The events near the end of Jesus life took place directly outside the walls of Jerusalem forever establishing this great city as the city where God would show the world what great love looked like.