Today is Mother’s Day, and we are excited to celebrate and honor the women in our lives who mother in so many different ways—adoptive moms, foster moms, grandmothers, stepmoms, biological moms, and spiritual moms. Together, we reflected on the kind of love that marks their lives: sacrificial, steady, and deeply committed—the same love Jesus modeled for us on the cross. Our hope is that as we recognize and thank the women who have shaped us, we will all be challenged to live with that same kind of selfless love.

Today is Mother’s Day, and we are excited to celebrate and honor the women in our lives who mother in so many different ways—adoptive moms, foster moms, grandmothers, stepmoms, biological moms, and spiritual moms. Together, we reflected on the kind of love that marks their lives: sacrificial, steady, and deeply committed—the same love Jesus modeled for us on the cross. Our hope is that as we recognize and thank the women who have shaped us, we will all be challenged to live with that same kind of selfless love.

Today, we dove into 1 Peter 2. In it, we will see Peter once again encouraging his readers who are facing hardships in their own homes and challenging them to fulfill the call to love their neighbors. But he gives them a new message as well—one that will unite them with Jesus in a way that will change their view of themselves and their calling!

Today, we dove into 1 Peter 2. In it, we will see Peter once again encouraging his readers who are facing hardships in their own homes and challenging them to fulfill the call to love their neighbors. But he gives them a new message as well—one that will unite them with Jesus in a way that will change their view of themselves and their calling!

Today, we took our next step in 1 Peter as we closed out the first chapter, looking at the command to “Be holy.” It is a big ask from Peter, but one that was important for his readers to listen to and obey. We dived in to discuss what it meant for them and what it means for us today. It may not mean what you think! Come find out!

Today, we took our next step in 1 Peter as we closed out the first chapter, looking at the command to “Be holy.” It is a big ask from Peter, but one that was important for his readers to listen to and obey. We dived in to discuss what it meant for them and what it means for us today. It may not mean what you think! Come find out!

Peter makes an interesting and powerful statement in his letter to the churches that fills me with wonder. He says, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” That phrase, “born again to a living hope,” is filled with power and meaning and is worth diving into! Today we started a short series where we will break down the meaning of this statement, how Peter applies it to the entirety of his letter, and discuss what it means for us today.

Peter makes an interesting and powerful statement in his letter to the churches that fills me with wonder. He says, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” That phrase, “born again to a living hope,” is filled with power and meaning and is worth diving into! Today we started a short series where we will break down the meaning of this statement, how Peter applies it to the entirety of his letter, and discuss what it means for us today.

After showing Thomas His scars, Jesus speaks beyond the moment—toward us. Thomas saw and believed, but Jesus celebrates those who trust without seeing. That’s faith. Today we looked at what it means to live that kind of faith—not just for salvation, but in our everyday lives. Come be part of it.

After showing Thomas His scars, Jesus speaks beyond the moment—toward us. Thomas saw and believed, but Jesus celebrates those who trust without seeing. That’s faith. Today we looked at what it means to live that kind of faith—not just for salvation, but in our everyday lives. Come be part of it.