What is restoration? It means the action of returning something to its former place or condition. In this powerful message, Laquan offers us a way to the restoration of the church through the heartbeat and centrality of unity. In a church filled with division and denominations, Laquan is going to take us back to what can truly restore us, the real restoration movement we’re made for— coming back to the essentials. The way to restoration is through clearing away the dross that hides the gold. We’re Christians only, and not the only ones. As denominations gathered around this message, we hope it will awaken your heart to see the unity and restoration that Christ longs for in His church.

The Resurrection is the greatest event in human history. Yet, now that we are 2,000 years post this moment, it can often lose its wonder, awe and implication on our lives. In today’s message, Laquan will show us just how beautiful the resurrection is and why we are to be resurrection people— people on mission in God’s renewing of the world. Why does the Resurrection matter? Find out in today’s message!

Grace is getting what we don’t deserve, and this is the heart of the gospel. Yet, often times we don’t allow this truth about grace to meet our heart in the deepest of ways— especially when we fail. In this message, Laquan is taking us through the story of David and how the Lord gave him grace for his guilt, and how this should lift our eyes to see the grace of Jesus with new eyes. Even more, if we are receivers of grace, we should cultivate a church life together that also extends grace.

Our relationships are meant to show the beauty and goodness of the gospel and what it means to be truly human. Yet, what happens when our relationships, even the closest ones fall apart? What if we were betrayed, rejected, hurt? What if our entire community has unraveled? Jesus calls us to restore and heal one another as Christ healed us. How do we see healing in our relationships? In this message, Laquan will help us see through the story of Peter’s denial and Jesus’ restoration of him, how we can see our own relationships restored through the work of Jesus. We hope today’s message encourages you!

How do we have hope when it’s hard? What do we do when we feel frail and without strength in the suffering moments of our lives? In today’s message, Laquan will help us see how the strength of Jesus is most beautifully seen in our suffering, how we are not alone and that we can embrace our frailty for the faithful strength of God.