The Red Thread begins as we trace its very first appearance in Genesis and discover how God was already declaring victory before humanity ever asked for grace. This is not a collection of disconnected stories; it's one unified story of Jesus, and it starts right here.

Join us this week as we wrap up our series Family on Mission with guest speaker Pastor Nate Swanson from New City Church in Great Falls, MT! They bring a genuine love for people, a lot of joy, and a refreshing perspective. Come ready to laugh, learn, and feel right at home.

This week, we explore the culture Jesus calls His family to build, one marked by servant leadership, loving well, forgiveness, and interdependence, using the picture of a road trip with a clear destination and a very intentional way of traveling together. If Jesus defines the mission, He also defines the how, and this conversation invites families to shape a culture that reflects the Kingdom of God right at home.

By looking at the Father's repeated declaration over Jesus, we discover three essential things every child needs to hear from those in authority. Learn how to move beyond mere correction to speak life and purpose over the next generation.

In a culture shaped by changing definitions of family, Jesus offers a radical and hope-filled redefinition rooted not just in blood, but in belonging and shared mission. This message explores how Scripture honestly portrays family's brokenness while revealing God's bigger plan to form spiritual family through faith and obedience. Discover how Jesus expands the circle of family and calls us to follow Him together on mission.

This week, we are exploring The Church Habit and why gathering as the people of God is essential for spiritual growth and lasting transformation. Discover how aligning this habit with your faith helps you build your life around Jesus and step fully into God's purpose.

This week in Uphill Habits, we'll explore how real life change doesn't begin with what we do, but with what we think. Let's unpack why our thoughts shape our emotions, habits, and ultimately our destiny, and how God invites us to experience transformation from the inside out.

Fasting challenges us to stop blaming what we can't control and start taking ownership of the habits that shape our spiritual lives. As we step into a new year, we're invited to empty ourselves before God through prayer and fasting so He can fill us with His presence, power, and direction for what's ahead.

Christmas may be over, but God's work in us is just getting started. We're invited to trade passive belief for active faith and begin the new year with uphill habits that give real traction to God's vision for our lives.