4/17/16 | Ben Cachiaras The most amazing thing about God’s love is that it’s not just a bunch of rules or stuff we have to agree with. God’s love is different. It changes things. It’s active. It works. It risks. It invites. It sacrifices. Love…does. Imagine what God could do with a whole bunch of people who knew that love takes action?

4/10/16 | Nathan McDade The most amazing thing about God’s love is that it’s not just a bunch of rules or stuff we have to agree with. God’s love is different. It changes things. It’s active. It works. It risks. It invites. It sacrifices. Love…does. Imagine what God could do with a whole bunch of people who knew that love takes action?

4/02/16 | Ben Cachiaras The most amazing thing about God’s love is that it’s not just a bunch of rules or stuff we have to agree with. God’s love is different. It changes things. It’s active. It works. It risks. It invites. It sacrifices. Love…does. Imagine what God could do with a whole bunch of people who knew that love takes action?

3/26/16 | Ben Cachiaras The most amazing thing about God’s love is that it’s not just a bunch of rules or stuff we have to agree with. God’s love is different. It changes things. It’s active. It works. It risks. It invites. It sacrifices. Love…does. Imagine what God could do with a whole bunch of people who knew that love takes action?

3/20/16 | Nathan McDade Who knew that following Jesus would lead us uphill? In the weeks before Easter we will walk in the steps of Jesus. It will be a climb that takes us to the Upper Room where we invest in friendships around the table, to Gethsemane where we surrender to God, and finally to Golgotha where we face the call to lay down our lives in service to others. This is uphill faith. Are you ready to follow all the way?

3/13/16 | Ben Cachiaras Who knew that following Jesus would lead us uphill? In the weeks before Easter we will walk in the steps of Jesus. It will be a climb that takes us to the Upper Room where we invest in friendships around the table, to Gethsemane where we surrender to God, and finally to Golgotha where we face the call to lay down our lives in service to others. This is uphill faith. Are you ready to follow all the way?

3/6/16 | Rob Kastens Who knew that following Jesus would lead us uphill? In the weeks before Easter we will walk in the steps of Jesus. It will be a climb that takes us to the Upper Room where we invest in friendships around the table, to Gethsemane where we surrender to God, and finally to Golgotha where we face the call to lay down our lives in service to others. This is uphill faith. Are you ready to follow all the way?

2/28/16 | Ben Cachiaras Some of us have it all figured out. Our lives are neat and tidy. Or so we think. And if that’s you, then read no further. But for the rest of us—the unfit and misfit, the least, lost, or left out, the addicted and the dysfunctional, even those turned off by church—is there still hope for us? Does God only care about those who’ve got it together? Or might he be a God for the rest of us?

2/21/16 | Ben Cachiaras Some of us have got it all figured out. Our lives are neat and tidy. Or so we think. And if that’s you, then read no further. But for the rest of us—the unfit and misfit, the least, lost, or left out, the addicted and the dysfunctional, even those turned off by church—is there still hope for us? Does God only care about those who got it together? Or might he be a God for the rest of us?

2/15/16 | Ben Cachiaras Some of us have got it all figured out. Our lives are neat and tidy. Or so we think. And if that’s you, then read no further. But for the rest of us—the unfit and misfit, the least, lost, or left out, the addicted and the dysfunctional, even those turned off by church—is there still hope for us? Does God only care about those who got it together? Or might he be a God for the rest of us?