Actually coming to terms with God's unconditional love for you is harder than you think. In fact, refusing to accept his radical love might just be the greatest temptation you face.

Follow along Paul's journey toward Lydia and see what unexpected and surprising works of God are in store along the way.

Through the story of Stephen, we will see how our great God likes to do powerful work through even the most everyday, messy, and human of circumstances.

All your toil, no matter how pointless and meaningless it may feel to you, are because part of God's highest good for you and your world. Resurrection gives us this grand promise.

In Jesus, there are no good people or bad people, only loved people.

The resurrection means that the power to set your life right rests entirely in God's power. And that's a good thing.

The resurrection of Jesus means that the hope of Jesus is light in our darkness. But understanding just how pervasive the darkness is can help us find the light.

Why is deep, actual change so hard for us? We spend much of our life being an enemy to ourselves. And after all the therapy, all the pills, all the self-help, all the striving, and talking, and discipline, we often find ourselves not very far from where we first started. Resurrection offers us a hope that changes all of that.

Join us as we walk through the events of Palm Sunday as told to us by the Gospel of John and see what those events have to teach us about belief, faith, and our own expectations of Jesus. Come eager and expectant as we ready our hearts, minds, and souls for the celebration of our Savior's life and victory over death!

We all struggle to feel like our life will actually mean something. Sometimes we call this struggle a midlife crisis or existential depression, or maybe losing our way. But a life of grace means that even when we can't see the end of our story from the scary middle, redemption is bringing about a beauty that will not leave us empty.