As we get to know our neighbors, we are met with a rich collection of people with different religions and backgrounds. But why are people religious? This week, we look at what religion really is and what motivates people to follow a religion.

“What would you be willing to do to see our communities and city redirected toward Christ?” This week we dive into neighboring and how we can trade some of the time we spend for time to have meaningful conversations with our neighbors.

“What would you be willing to do to see our communities and city redirected toward Christ?” This week we dive into neighboring and how we can trade some of the time we spend for time to have meaningful conversations with our neighbors.

“What would you be willing to do to see our communities and city redirected toward Christ?” This week we dive into neighboring and how we can trade some of the time we spend for time to have meaningful conversations with our neighbors.

From guest speaker Daniel Henderson, we learn more about why we should pray and what exactly we should be looking for in God’s answer.

From guest speaker Daniel Henderson, we learn more about why we should pray and what exactly we should be looking for in God’s answer.

From guest speaker Daniel Henderson, we learn more about why we should pray and what exactly we should be looking for in God’s answer.

As we enter a New Year, there are resolutions that will create a revolution in our soul, one being the choice to live in community. God created us with this deep desire to resist isolation and share our lives with others.

As we enter a New Year, there are resolutions that will create a revolution in our soul, one being the choice to live in community. God created us with this deep desire to resist isolation and share our lives with others.

We all have expectations for the upcoming year and maybe some disappointments from the past. But by looking at the story of Joseph, this week we see how focusing on God’s full plan relieves us from the disappointment of reality against our expectations.