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Keep it simple, keep it real, and keep it up.  That's pretty good advice about how to pray.

We all have our go-to set of answers to the question “how are you doing?” One answer that we like a lot: “busy.” 

How are you doing? Busy. 

We are doing busy? Is that even a sentence? Apparently it is. But God calls us to something different: stillness. Tonight, we’re looking at Psalm 46. 10 and asking this question: what kind of stillness do you need? Hope you’ll join us for a moment of stillness and worship tonight!

"Our hope isn't necessarily that good will eventually come, but that good is already happening.  Our hope isn't that God will one day work in our lives, but that he is already working." 

Hugh wraps up our "Worship" series on a teaching from 1 Peter!

This week at Worship, Katie teaches the beauty of worship through singing.

When it comes to worship, we have two basic options: Attend worship or embody worship. Guess which one Romans 12.1-2 cheers us on to choose!?!

This week at Worship, Hugh speaks on what grace upon grace means from John 1:16.

The faith-and-action of four friends was the catalyst for Jesus’ miracle of healing and forgiving a paralyzed man. The faith-and-action of the four friends challenges us to live a thriving life that bridges the distance between a broken world and the ongoing miracle of Jesus’ healing and forgiveness. It’s time for us to thrive like that!

When life crowds in with all its pressures, there is still room for us to creep up behind Jesus — if that’s all we feel we can do — and reach out to touch him, in that odd mixture of fear and faith, believing that his presence will change us. Sometimes Jesus brings a miracle and other times he meets a need always leaving us with a deeper peace than when he found us.

Two deaths…two socially un-distanced touches…two miracles…two lives restored…and an invitation to you to leave death behind and to live like God made you to live. This week at Thrive -- How Jesus' death-to-life miracles can change the way you live and die.