It’s one of life’s greatest questions…where is God when bad things happen? Every day the news seems to get worse. Why does it happen? And where is God in all of it? It turns out that the Bible has a lot to say to answer these questions.

Where are we heading this year, and how can we all get there together? Let’s hit pause and refocus on the heartbeat of the church together.

Here’s an uncomfortable reality we all live with: you can’t be jealous and be happy. Jealousy has a way of eating into our happiness, because comparison with others always leads us to dark places. How can we stop the cycle of jealousy in our lives? the Bible has a lot to say about how we can gain freedom from jealousy.

In Week 2 of The War Within, we confront greed—the belief that more will finally be enough. Jesus teaches that true life isn’t found in possessions, but in trusting God, living with contentment, and becoming generous. Discover how to break free from the constant pull for more and experience the life God designed for you.

We’ve all been angry…is it necessary to always forgive? What if the debt cannot be repaid? Jesus‘s words and heart give us clear direction of what we should do with our anger.

We look for rest in days off, long weekends, and vacations. But what if real rest is found in trusting God?

If Jesus is your guide, where does He guide you? And how do you follow Him? Learn why it’s important to follow Jesus into quiet places, and some practical ways to do it.

We have coaches for a lot of things in life to help us be better in different areas. Sports, business, financial, musical instruments…we need guidance to grow. If you want to experience Jesus, including the rest He offers, you have to let Him guide you there. 

Can we really approach 2026 differently than last year? Can we really build in balance, health, even rest, into our busy lives? The answer Jesus gives us is a resounding YES. And if we’ll look and dig in with Him, He offers us what we really need in 2026.

We like to make messes and then cover them up. Jesus came to expose the mess and help us clean it up.