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In part 2 of our Unsubscribe series, we unpack 3 lies and the truth about God’s reliable and consistent love. Most of us haven’t consciously decided what we believe about God — we’ve simply absorbed it. We picked it up from family, disappointment, unanswered prayers, and the particular kind of silence that follows a hard season. The lies about God that stick with us are rarely the ones…
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In Part 1 of our Unsubscribe series, we unpacked three key truths: I choose my subscriptions, my beliefs determine my behavior, and God is the only reliable source of truth. The lies we believe don’t always announce themselves. Most of them arrived quietly, through a family pattern, a hard season, a voice that repeated itself long enough to sound like truth. False beliefs are the…
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In our special Easter message we unpack the power to overcome the past, embrace the present, and face the future (with confidence). There is a power at work in the world that is older than any problem you are carrying right now — and the claim of Easter is that this power is not locked in history. Resurrection power, according to Romans 6:4, is the same force that raised Jesus Christ…
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In our special Palm Sunday Message we unpack how Jesus comes in unexpected and supernatural ways. Palm Sunday is the story of a king who showed up in the last way anyone expected — and in doing so, revealed something true about how God has always worked. On the day Jesus entered Jerusalem on a young donkey, he was making a deliberate statement to the people waiting for a military…
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In part 7 of our Daniel series, we unpack that with elevation comes enemies, kneeling to pray gives strength to stand, and do what’s right and trust God with the results. Most of us first heard the story of Daniel and the lion’s den as children, which means we heard it wrong. In the Sunday school version, Daniel is young and handsome, and the lions look like Mufasa — warm-eyed…
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In part 6 of our Daniel series, we unpack the 3 side effects of success which are we get complacent, we ignore the warning signs, and we delay doing what is right. How to stay humble when God blesses you starts with an honest admission most people aren’t ready to make: success can be harder to handle than failure. When things fall apart, we reach for something beyond ourselves.
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In part 5 of our Daniel series, we unpack that even if the worst happens, faith in God can Endure Anything. There’s a specific kind of exhaustion that doesn’t come from a bad night’s sleep. It comes from holding a position that nobody around you seems to be holding anymore. At work. In your family. Inside your own head. You’ve watched people you respect make compromises you thought…
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In part 4 of our Daniel series, we unpack what to do when facing the impossible; which is don’t panic, instead pray. The call comes at the worst time. Or the test results do. Or the number in your bank account. Or the silence from someone who used to talk to you every day. Whatever the impossible looks like for you right now, you probably already know that the standard advice — stay…
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In part 3 of our Daniel series, we unpack to be rooted in God and steep myself in God’s ways. There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes not from doing too much, but from being reshaped too slowly to notice. You absorb a little of this from your newsfeed, a little of that from a conversation at work, a little more from what everyone around you seems to value — and one day you…
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In part 2 of our Daniel series, we unpack that when your shot comes don’t take the Bait, take a Risk, and take God at His Word. When the moment you’ve been waiting for finally arrives — the promotion, the relationship, the open door — sometimes it comes with a condition attached. You can have this thing, but it’s going to cost you something. It’s going to cost you your word…
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