Jesus taught that we are known by our love for one another. Love is expressed effectively in sacrificial service to our neighbors. In this video, people who participated in the JourneyCares weekend talk about the profound impact of loving God and loving people.

How do you respond to racism? Do you still deal with sinful biases about your neighbor? What is the Christian response to hostility between people? Join us in exploring answers to these questions as we dive in to some helpful teachings in Colossians.

When we experience loss, we grieve. God created us that way. But there are hope-filled approaches to grieving, and there are those that are not hopeful and can leave us feeling overwhelmed. Since we all grieve at times, what’s needed to grieve in a way that’s emotionally and spiritually healthy?

How do we function well as Christians when attacked by "the Dark Side?" We need strength that can only come from Jesus! This message explores biblical teaching about being obedient to God and finding the power to be victorious over evil.

Forgiving can be hard! How many times should we REALLY forgive someone? How do you feel when you’ve been forgiven? How does being on the receiving end of forgiveness affect your day-to-day interactions going forward?

Is God fair or unfair? What about the bad things that happen to us? Is God concerned or graceful? This week James focuses us on a surprising plot twist about God's character.

Life is full of both good and bad. Jesus' parable of the "Wheat and the Weeds" has a serious plot twist that could make us question everything about how we deal with the bad in daily life.