God is good. But is He, really? If He is, why do people get cancer, lose their jobs, or go through divorce? If God is good, how do we make sense of everything that seems so wrong? Join us today as we search for the answer.

You probably know the storybook version of Easter: Jesus was crucified on a cross, He was buried in a tomb, and He rose from the dead. This year we're asking why Jesus' death on a cross and the plot twist that followed actually gave credibility to this radical movement He'd started.

The Cross has become a dominant representation of Christian culture. You can find cross necklaces, tattoos, and paintings in so many parts of our world. Why does the cross matter so much? Did Jesus really have to die?

Wherever you find yourself on the journey of following Jesus, it's probably safe to say you've been discouraged at some point. When prayers go unanswered, hope seems far away, and growth is happening slowly, it can seem like the easiest option would be to throw in the towel. Join us today as we explore some practical ways to persevere in the midst.

We're all drawn to the idea of freedom: eating what we want, spending time with who we want, and living how we want. However, often when we live for ourselves, we find all of the things that once brought us joy end up leaving us empty, lonely, and addicted. So how do we find TRUE freedom that doesn't leave us burned out?

In our world, it can be a challenge to know how to see ourselves. We're constantly comparing ourselves to those around us, unsure of where we rank in the social lineup. But when we surrender our self-perception to Jesus, there's more freedom than we could ever imagine.

Many of us live under the illusion that surrender is a bad thing, but that’s not always the case. Sometimes giving something up is necessary to experience something better. That’s what following Jesus is all about.

With the ongoing tension and heartache in our world, it's almost human nature to fall into patterns of negative or toxic thinking. But instead of settling for pessimism, we can find hope through a few simple truths!