Ever feel like your momentum was suddenly stolen? You were moving forward, doing the right things, and then life hit pause. This week, we talk about our new series and how to respond when progress is interrupted—and regain what’s been lost.

We all face situations and circumstances we'd rather avoid. The good news is that this phenomenon is nothing new. As King Solomon said, "nothing new under the sun." So this week, as we reflect on our own circumstances, we look to God's word and see the model left for all of us as we learn to trust in the midst of a crisis.

Need a little New Year motivation and tips? Join us as we share our own experiences and discuss how to make this year a better one spiritually.

Last Sunday, we took time to stop and reflect on the series of 2025 and the challenges it presented to each of us. Today, three of us sit down and discuss our own personal reflection on 2025, the messages, and the things we are praying for in 2026.

This week marks the end of our Simply Christmas reflections. As we talk about the lights of Christmas and how they serve as a gentle reminder of the powerful truth of Christmas.

As we age, it is easy to lose the sense of childlike wonder that once came so naturally, especially at Christmas. As we reflect on last week's message, we discuss the struggle to keep a proper perspective and allow the meaning of Christmas to impact our lives.

In the most recent message, we discussed the Christmas Tree—the origins of using an evergreen in a home during winter, and the symbolism behind it. Join us as we reflect on the message and how this Christmas symbol can remind us of what truly matters during this season.

Time for something a little different! This week, join Pastor Brent's family as they talk about Thanksgiving, Christmas, and their personal reflections on gratitude at Christmas.

Join us as we sit down on the comfy couch and talk about what it's like to have intimacy with God, following the message from Pastor Dan Seaborn.

Join the conversation as we reflect on this season of gratitude and consider how a life rooted in faith can shape and encourage the people around us.