As we contemplate this new year, we are encouraged to not lose heart as we contrast today’s sufferings with the far greater glory that awaits us.

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We reflect on the blessing found in the chaos of the Christmas story. When we think of heaven and holiness, we often imagine light and perfection. Yet the Christmas story is marked by disruption and chaos. In it, Jesus meets us in our messy, unmanageable places too.

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We explore how to live out God’s love and how the Father shows us what love truly is, so we can recognize what love looks like.

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Even though we go through trying times, the joy of the Lord remains our strength.  We are reminded that joy isn’t an emotional feeling, it’s a faithful response.

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At the start of this advent season, we are reminded to cling to hope...
“'Hope' is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul,
And sings the tune without the words,
And never stops at all."
Emily Dickinson

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We are invited to reflect on the year we had and invite God into our experiences, asking Him to bring closure to our journeys in 2025.

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In Week 4 of the God's Song series, as we look at the final chapter of the book of Philippians, we are challenged to reflect on how our lives should reflect our belonging to Christ and to one another.

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In the third week of the series God’s Song, we are invited to consider how our own stories may be expressions of Christ’s story—and to reflect on where we might need to shift our confidence off ourselves and onto Christ. Let our trust rest not in how well we perform Christian duties, but in how good God is in saving us.

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In week two of the God’s Song series, we explore what it means to develop a heart of faithfulness in following Christ, rather than striving to produce fruit through mere behavior modification.

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In the first week of the series God’s Song in Our Story, we begin a study of the Book of Philippians, where we are encouraged to reflect on how our perspective might need to change in light of our circumstances and to consider the opportunities we have to worship God sacrificially through serving others.

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