We think your future self knows something about the toxic quality of resentment, bitterness, and anger. Jesus understood this too, and invited His followers to release vengeance and bitterness through forgiveness.

What if you could have a few moments with yourself from the future? What advice might your future self give you to help you protect your future and enable you to thrive?

We have been celebrating extraordinary commitment in this series, and as we conclude the series we are going to celebrate God's extraordinary commitment to us.

We were made for community, we crave it, and yet the deep relationships we desire seem elusive. What would it look like to go all-in on a commitment to friendship? We think it could change your life.

When the first followers of Jesus decided to start their journey as disciples, the life change they experienced was dramatic and total. They used a powerful symbol called baptism to represent this complete transformation.

Some of the most important and most significant areas of thriving life cannot be accomplished through shortcuts, hacks, or quick fixes. They are the result of slow & steady processes that require faithful commitment.

When Jesus called someone to be His disciple, He asked for something more than religious agreement. He was asking for relational allegiance. It means going all-in on a relationship with Jesus and embracing new rhythms of living, learning, and loving.

There is only one direction that leads the future God wants for you - forward! God wants you to move forward toward freedom, toward growth, and toward something new. We are going all-in and cutting off the path to retreat.

He is risen! The resurrection of Jesus is the foundation for our worldview, our approach to ministry, and the reason we face the future with hopeful expectation. We pray a season of resurrection hope for you and your story starts today!

On Palm Sunday, we welcome the coming of King Jesus into our world to heal, help, restore, and save. Beyond the historical arrival of Jesus to the city of Jerusalem, we celebrate His drawing near to our stories today.