Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Family, everybody has one. Family, source of both our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows. While some of us loved our “growin’ up” years, others couldn’t wait to move out and get a fresh start. Either way, we want our current family to succeed, to do well, and to be more.

In this series, we will uncover timeless principles and meet several biblical families that will help our families become everything that they were intended to be.

Easter is so much more than something that happened a long time ago. It’s so much more than getting a little more dressed up and heading to church while the roast cooks in the crock pot. It’s so much more than Easter eggs in the backyard.

Easter means that I can have the hope of a new and better life when our earthly life is over (John 11:25-26). Yes, one day God is going to make everything new, and make it new forever (Revelation 21:3-5)! But listen, Easter means that God can begin to make all things new in your life right now, today!

So, if you could use some new in your life, we invite you to join us this Easter as we worship a God who makes all things new!

During His final week, those 7 days before His crucifixion and death, Jesus was asked a question by a religious leader, “Of all the commandments, which is the most important?”

What would happen? What would our lives look like, if we actually got better (better, not perfect) at what Jesus said matters most – loving God, loving others and loving ourselves?

Follow along on our journey to answer those questions.

During His final week, those 7 days before His crucifixion and death, Jesus was asked a question by a religious leader, “Of all the commandments, which is the most important?”

What would happen? What would our lives look like, if we actually got better (better, not perfect) at what Jesus said matters most – loving God, loving others and loving ourselves?

Follow along on our journey to answer those questions.

During His final week, those 7 days before His crucifixion and death, Jesus was asked a question by a religious leader, “Of all the commandments, which is the most important?”

What would happen? What would our lives look like, if we actually got better (better, not perfect) at what Jesus said matters most – loving God, loving others and loving ourselves?

Follow along on our journey to answer those questions.