What does it look like to connect in life-changing relationships like Christ? It's holistic, friendship, commitment, and access.

What goes around often comes around. The people who hurt us may some day need us. When that (inevitably) happens, what we choose to say will say as much about us as anything else.

The longer we listen, the more we learn, and the better chance we have of protecting ourselves from our own big mouths. In all our conversations, what if we didn’t aim to be right, but tried to make things right instead?

What we say can impact the quality and even the direction of the lives of the people around us. How can we use this power for good?

The longer we listen, the more we learn, and the better chance we have of protecting ourselves from our own big mouths. In all our conversations, what if we didn’t aim to be right, but tried to make things right instead?

We know that the journey of being honest about our mental health is only just beginning. So, Mitch and Greg sat down to tackle some of the questions that have come up over the course of "Weeds In My Garden".

In the finale of "Weeds In My Garden" we're talking about Depression and Hope. In the face of those two things we all face a choice with the weeds in our garden... Do we barrel through or be honest?

You ever been worried? Anxious? Stressed? Same.

What do you do when those feelings feel overwhelming? Let's talk about it.

Join us for a gentle and honest conversation about Suicide & Self-Harm.

**Content warning: this message is not designed for kids 5th grade and younger.**

For many of us, it's easy to get caught up in trying to figure out who we are in the midst of understanding our mental health. It can feel daunting to navigate between the truth and the lies in our minds. Jesus offers us a lens to look at ourselves through to help us filter out who we really are.