Have you ever sat down to spend some time with Jesus, and it just seems like the rest of the world didn’t get the memo that it was your “quiet time?” Spending time with Jesus doesn’t have to look like what it does on Sundays. It doesn’t have to look like what everyone else does either. We can spend time with Jesus in our everyday routines. Join Jason and Jess as they talk about how loving God takes 7 days a week, and how we can be more intentional about loving Him all 7 days.

For most of us the wilderness is a place we fear. It’s a place we want to run from. It’s a place that when we find ourselves in it, we want to escape as quickly as we can.

This Sunday we’re going to look at Jesus and the crucifixion and how this wilderness story gives us hope in the face of anything we encounter.

Sometimes the wilderness is where you will face your greatest temptation. Everyone faces temptation, even Jesus! In fact, the Bible says that Jesus was tempted in every way that we are, yet He was without sin (Hebrews 4:15). Join us this weekend as we peer into Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness.

Job endured the ultimate wilderness experience in the form of loss. He lost his children… When we find ourselves in the desert of loss, surviving can come from doing just a few things right.

Join us this Sunday as we look at the life of a man sometimes called the “Father of Faith.” You may be interested to know that His faith grew mightily in the wilderness.

It’s easy to lose your way in the wilderness, especially when you’re looking through the lens of a life tainted with complaint. We’re used to thinking that nothing grows in the desert. But complaint has a way of taking root in the wilderness and multiplying. Join us this Sunday as we look at our own tendency to complain our way away from God. The good news is that God’s grace is greater than our complaint, and He can bring us home.

Moses had to walk in the wilderness before he lead in the wilderness. Moses' wilderness experience was where he met his God. It was also where his inadequacies were face and his identity was forged.

The story of Elijah defeating the prophets of Baal is one that is told time and time again. We look at it as a remarkable story of faith and courage. What happens after this though? Have you ever looked?

Jonah entered the wilderness due to his own disobedience. But God, being the father that he is pursued Jonah. This story about far more than a fish. It's about a resentful prophet and a relentless God.

For six days God created and after completion He said that "it was good.” But in Genesis chapter three things take a turn for the worse. And because of it Adam and Eve experienced a wilderness like no one else.