To call 2020 “challenging” might be the biggest understatement of the year. For many of us, life still feels like it’s in upheaval and we’re not sure what to do or where to go from here. How do you navigate your toughest seasons and not just survive, but thrive? Find the courage to pass life’s hardest tests through this series, Didn’t See That Coming.

To call 2020 “challenging” might be the biggest understatement of the year. For many of us, life still feels like it’s in upheaval and we’re not sure what to do or where to go from here. How do you navigate your toughest seasons and not just survive, but thrive? Find the courage to pass life’s hardest tests through this series, Didn’t See That Coming.

To call 2020 challenging might be the biggest understatement of the year. For many of us, life still feels like it’s in upheaval and we’re not sure what to do or where to go from here. How do you navigate your toughest seasons and not just survive, but thrive? Find the courage to pass life’s hardest tests through this series, Didn’t See That Coming.

To call 2020 “challenging” might be the biggest understatement of the year. For many of us, life still feels like it’s in upheaval and we’re not sure what to do or where to go from here. How do you navigate your toughest seasons and not just survive, but thrive? Find the courage to pass life’s hardest tests through this series, Didn’t See That Coming.

For many of us, going to church growing up meant an old, dark building where we had to dress right, be quiet, and hide our real selves behind the guise of “religion.” So as soon as we had a chance we stopped going; and tried to make sense of our faith questions on our own. But what if church was meant to be more than a building to be bored in and rules to remember? What if what we’ve been missing is a real connection? Join us for “Family Matters” and discover your place in the family of faith.

For many of us, going to church growing up meant an old, dark building where we had to dress right, be quiet, and hide our real selves behind the guise of “religion.” So as soon as we had a chance we stopped going; and tried to make sense of our faith questions on our own. But what if church was meant to be more than a building to be bored in and rules to remember? What if what we’ve been missing is a real connection? Join us for “Family Matters” and discover your place in the family of faith.

For many of us, going to church growing up meant an old, dark building where we had to dress right, be quiet, and hide our real selves behind the guise of “religion.” So as soon as we had a chance we stopped going; and tried to make sense of our faith questions on our own. But what if church was meant to be more than a building to be bored in and rules to remember? What if what we’ve been missing is a real connection? Join us for “Family Matters” and discover your place in the family of faith.

For many of us, going to church growing up meant an old, dark building where we had to dress right, be quiet, and hide our real selves behind the guise of “religion.” So as soon as we had a chance we stopped going; and tried to make sense of our faith questions on our own. But what if church was meant to be more than a building to be bored in and rules to remember? What if what we’ve been missing is a real connection? Join us for “Family Matters” and discover your place in the family of faith.

For many of us, going to church growing up meant an old, dark building where we had to dress right, be quiet, and hide our real selves behind the guise of “religion.” So as soon as we had a chance we stopped going; and tried to make sense of our faith questions on our own. But what if church was meant to be more than a building to be bored in and rules to remember? What if what we’ve been missing is a real connection? Join us for “Family Matters” and discover your place in the family of faith.

Have you heard the saying, “Wisdom comes with age”? While there are certainly things we can only learn through time and experience, we don’t have to wait to get wise! There are key principles (hacks) God has made available that can accelerate our lives - and save us a world of hurt in the process. This September, join us for “Life Hacks” and learn how to change the way you think, let go of your heaviest weights, and set your future up for success and satisfaction.