From a young age, we’re encouraged to be confident—confident in ourselves, confident in our accomplishments. But along life’s journey, that confidence can easily lead to pride when we succeed or insecurity when we don’t. In our passage this week, Paul shows us how the Gospel protects us from both pride and insecurity and produces humble confidence. It’s this humble confidence that helps us makesense of God’s work in our lives and compels us to join His mission of redemption.

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Being surrounded by all kinds of “gospel messages,” it can be hard to know what is true and what is not. More than a matter of personal preference or opinion, the Gospel message must be clear and distinguished from distortions of it. The apostle Paul unabashedly teaches the true Gospel of Christ in his letter to the Galatians. His words confronting the early church not only remind them about the truth of Jesus, but also how we can remember to make the Gospel the center of our lives.

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Sometimes, matters of faith just don’t make sense to us. Sometimes it’s a concept that doesn’t make sense, and other times it’s figuring out how that concept intersects with your daily life. Join us this Sunday as we kick off a new series, Making Sense of Faith: A Study through Galatians, intended to address both of these challenges. Whether you are brand new to exploring Jesus or have been following Jesus for years, this study through Galatians will be tremendously helpful, and we look forward to growing in our faith with you.

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The resurrection of Jesus puts on display the just, loving grace, and powerful character of God. It declares that there is a power greater than any of the brokenness in or around us. While a person’s belief/unbelief does not change the reality of the resurrection, it affects how one personally experiences the power of Jesus’ resurrection. Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection and consider what it looks like to move from belief in our minds to an active faith that experiences Jesus’ loving grace and power in our lives.

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We were created to worship. It is not a matter of if we worship, but rather what or who we worship. This Sunday, we’ll see in the people of Israel how quickly they turned to create and worship idols, which teaches us a lot about our own hearts. This message will be a great way to prepare our hearts for entering into Seek Week, Good Friday, and ultimately the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection on EasterSunday.

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One of life’s greatest hacks is discovering shortcuts. But the mentality of looking for shortcuts can lead us away from the path God has for us, leaving us even more lost and frustrated. The ends don’t always justify the means, despite what our culture and desires tell us. We see this in the wanderings of the Israelites, and we see it in our own lives. Jesus, too, was tempted to take shortcuts but resisted, providing direction for our wandering lives as we seek the flourishing He promises.

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Wrestling with doubt is something we all experience in life, especially for those following Jesus. Doubt is inevitable. But, what do we do with our doubt? Does doubt exclude or weaken our faith? How does Jesus respond to our doubt? Join us as we explore the role doubt plays in our faith journey and how it can ultimately deepen our relationship with Christ.

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Have you ever been out for a hike or away from home and found yourself without enough food? You know those hunger pangs that make you wish you had planned better. We often feel our weakest and most vulnerable in those moments. Yet, the Bible presents fasting as a practice to intentionally engage in. Why would we willingly put ourselves through hunger pangs? This Sunday, we’ll explore all that God cultivates in us through this ancient yet often neglected practice—a practice that leads to greater feasting on the goodness of God.

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Solitude isn’t just about being alone—it’s an invitation to meet with God without distractions. Before calling us into solitude, God affirms our identity and purpose, reminding us that we are loved and that our lives have meaning. But Healso calls us into something more profound: a relationship with Him.

Yet, just like the people who stood back in fear when they saw God’s holiness, we, too, can hesitate. Solitude exposes our insecurities and fears. Reading the Bible and praying at a distance is one thing, but solitude invites us into a raw,vulnerable space where we truly listen for God’s voice.

What if, instead of stepping back, we leaned in? What if we embraced solitude to experience the fullness of our belonging to God?

Let’s explore this together.

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From the beginning of most of our memory banks, temptation has been a daily part of our lives. How do we face temptation? Is it more will power? Is it isolating ourselves from anything that might possibly tempt us? Join us this Sunday as we explore this very daily reality and learn some critical lessons that will help us walk in greater victory over temptation.

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