As we look further into what it means to trust the Bible, JD helps us figure out the “how” of trusting the Word of God. To grow our trust in Scripture, we must begin by engaging with God’s story and examining how it interacts with and…

This week, Michael brings us into a space where we consider what may cause us to distrust the Bible, and how we can be confident in trusting the Scriptures. He highlights the purpose of the Bible as a means to connect us to Jesus, and encourages us to…

This week, we introduce a new series in which we will be exploring the roots of our “Trust Issues.” Michael helps us to recognize how we can trust God and what we can trust Him for. He points us towards the foundation of our trust -…

Christine helps us answer the question, “what is the soul?” She teaches us about the various aspects that make up a person’s soul, and helps us identify ways to nurture and attend to this essential part of our being.

Pastor Stephanie helps us reflect on the gravity of one of the biggest surprises in history: Jesus’ resurrection! She encourages us to surrender to the vulnerability of the unknown as we await the resolution of the One who has overcome.

Michael discusses the how Jesus came into the world in an unexpected and humble way as a part of a poor family. He invites us to look for God in the ordinary, marginal, small moments of our lives to see how He might be trying to speak to us today.

When we encounter grief and loss in life we can search for God through lament.

“Hitting the wall” is the ordinary way we grow in our relationship with Jesus, but what does hitting the wall spiritually look like?

In order to move forward in freedom we have to look back on our past. God was there in the past, is here in your present and leading you into your future. What does it look like to surrender your past to a God who loves you?

“You just need to believe more…” Have you ever told yourself those words? Listen to this Mill City training podcast where JD has a conversation with John Nielsen about the danger of succumbing to the spiritual weight of expectations. They…