In America we are overwhelmed by our constant busyness, inundated by anxiety and exhaustion. What would it look like for your family to have a day where you prioritize rest and renewal over busyness and output? 

This week we had the honor of hosting Pastors Eddie and Beth Taylor as they taught us about the value of leading from rest, not for rest.

In the kingdom, faith always trumps the facts. This week Korey challenges us to examine areas of our life where we have let fear and facts keep us from following God where he is leading us.

Your thoughts about yourself reveal the strength of your self worth. If Jesus teaches to love your neighbor *as* you love yourself, how can we entertain any negative thoughts about our selves? 

This week Korey pushes us to put away our negative self talk and to look at ourselves the way the Father sees us. 

How often do we blame others for our situation? Or compare our disadvantages to another’s advantages? 

This week Korey calls out the victim mindset and shows us how to walk into the mentality of a victor. 

Often times our old ways of thinking won’t serve us well in the new things the Lord wants to pour out onto our lives. This week Korey pushes us challenge our old thought patterns by renewing them with the word of God.

This week Korey continues his series on Habits for Success. This week we discuss creating a habit not to hear the words spoken but to hear the meaning behind them!

This week Korey begins his series on Habits for Success. Are you responding based on principles? Or reacting based on your emotions? 

It's time to stay committed to your promises to yourself as we enter this new year! 

This week Gary challenges us to stay disciplined even when the hype dies down and shows us why this is not only important, but crucial to receive the victory that the Lord has promised us!

How often do we say to ourselves that we “should have seen it coming”? 

This week Korey unveils the uncomfortable truth that your direction determines your destination.

What is your reputation? Is there more truth in the things you do or what you say you will do? 

This week Korey challenges us to live consistently in every moment.