The Journey

Life isn’t always fair. But that doesn’t stop us from wishing it was... or even insisting it be! The problem is, too often “it’s just not fair” leads to suspicion, self-pity, and ultimately shame. And none of that looks good on us. Thankfully, there’s good news: we can break free from the “fairness” trap and find a higher level of living. To find out how, join us for “Fighting Fair”.

Life isn’t always fair. But that doesn’t stop us from wishing it was... or even insisting it be! The problem is, too often “it’s just not fair” leads to suspicion, self-pity, and ultimately shame. And none of that looks good on us. Thankfully, there’s good news: we can break free from the “fairness” trap and find a higher level of living. To find out how, join us for “Fighting Fair”.

Life isn’t always fair. But that doesn’t stop us from wishing it was... or even insisting it be! The problem is, too often “it’s just not fair” leads to suspicion, self-pity, and ultimately shame. And none of that looks good on us. Thankfully, there’s good news: we can break free from the “fairness” trap and find a higher level of living. To find out how, join us for “Fighting Fair”.

Life isn’t always fair. But that doesn’t stop us from wishing it was... or even insisting it be! The problem is, too often “it’s just not fair” leads to suspicion, self-pity, and ultimately shame. And none of that looks good on us. Thankfully, there’s good news: we can break free from the “fairness” trap and find a higher level of living. To find out how, join us for “Fighting Fair”.

Who are you really? We all have an image we’re trying to present to the world around us and the people close to us. But so many of us struggle in secret to find security; to live out an identity that doesn’t change based on our surroundings or our struggles. We’re always trying to define ourselves. But what if God has already told us who we are – not to limit us, but to liberate us?

Who are you really? We all have an image we’re trying to present to the world around us and the people close to us. But so many of us struggle in secret to find security; to live out an identity that doesn’t change based on our surroundings or our struggles. We’re always trying to define ourselves. But what if God has already told us who we are – not to limit us, but to liberate us?

Who are you really? We all have an image we’re trying to present to the world around us and the people close to us. But so many of us struggle in secret to find security; to live out an identity that doesn’t change based on our surroundings or our struggles. We’re always trying to define ourselves. But what if God has already told us who we are – not to limit us, but to liberate us?

Who are you really? We all have an image we’re trying to present to the world around us and the people close to us. But so many of us struggle in secret to find security; to live out an identity that doesn’t change based on our surroundings or our struggles. We’re always trying to define ourselves. But what if God has already told us who we are – not to limit us, but to liberate us?

What’s the biggest bet you’ve ever made – the biggest risk you’ve ever taken? Easter reminds us that Jesus took a massive risk on us. So how should we respond? The answer might surprise you. It’s not by trying to earn his approval. It’s not by ignoring his act of sacrifice. There’s really only one way to respond to the kind of risk Jesus took. Join us Easter Weekend to find out what happens when you go all in.

​Do you know when to hold ‘em? When to fold ‘em? You might not be able to quote the lyrics from “The Gambler”, but what are you betting big on? When you look at what’s in your hand, is it good enough to win? When it comes to our relationships, our dreams, and our faith, sometimes we play it way... too... safe. Join us for “All In”, and learn how to live like the odds are in your favor (because after all, they are).