Faith is not intended to stay where it is, it's intended to grow and move forward. This year, we're after a breakout faith: a faith that emerges with suddenness and becomes a catalyst of rescue.

2020 is a breakout year: a year of sudden emergence out of the chains, guilt, and emptiness that hold us back. A breakout life can depend on whether you GIVE UP or GO ON when things don’t go the way you had expected them to.

Many of us are still bound to the past. But because of Jesus, we no longer have to live in that hopelessness. 2020 is a breakout year: a year of sudden emergence out of the chains, guilt, and emptiness that hold us back.

Merry Christmas! During this season, we celebrate the hope & peace that we have because of Jesus.

Biblical truths can be found in some of our favorite Christmas movies - and in the movie "The Polar Express", we find a main character whose doubt is very relatable to the challenges we find in our faith.

Biblical truths can be found in some of our favorite Christmas movies - and in the classic "A Christmas Story", we learn a lesson about our own desires and to be cautious of missing the greatest gift of all.

Biblical truths can be found in some of our favorite Christmas movies - and the hilarious Christmas story of Elf is no exception! Behind this fun story driven by the "Code of the Elves", we find parallels that can drive our faith.

Living a truly blessed life only starts when we choose to be a blessing to others through what God has given us.

We lead the way with irrational generosity because we truly believe it's more blessed to give than to receive.

We lead the way with irrational generosity because we truly believe it's more blessed to give than to receive.