Mary’s life was divinely interrupted by God and her response holds lessons for us during Lent, a season of reflection and commitment

The dynamics of power can feature both abusers and victims. Bathsheba's story calls us to stand up to abusive power and stand alongside victims.

We all go through desert spaces but God does not forget Naomi or us and can use the most unexpected (and sometimes unlikable) to redeem his people.

In the story of Ruth, we see that despite her own trauma and struggles, she was committed to showing God’s covenantal love to Naomi, and we are invited to do the same

Who can belong to God's family? In the story of Rahab, we see that anyone, regardless of history or reputation, can come into God's family by faith

Who in your life are you “writing off” because they seem morally corrupt to you, or because they are an outsider in your community? Could God be trying to communicate with you via unconventional means?

The second son in Jesus' parable in Luke 15 reveals to us that "you can escape God as much through morality and religion as you can through immorality and irreligion" (Keller). Come discover why God's reckless grace is our greatest...

Today we tried something a bit different: An imaginative prayer journey through the story of the prodigal son. Join us to experience the moment where sheer brokenness and humility meets unconditional love and joy.

Why would anyone pursue "notorious sinners" and enemies? What makes someone valuable, especially when we don't think they are?

The amount of EFFORT you are willing to put in to the pursuit of something missing or lost is in direct proportion of it’s VALUE to you. So who or what is valuable to God? And what is God doing about it and inviting us to do about it?