This pandemic has caused a hunger and a desperation for an authentic move of God. In ourselves, In our kids. In our city. In our world.

Through a detailed account of Jesus’ crucifixion and the events leading up to it, Luke 22–23 calls us to trust the Son of God who died to save us while refusing to save himself.

Rather than waiting for church services to start up again, what if we used this time to recognize the moment.  Recognize this specific visitation from the Holy Spirit to our hearts?  Each one of us has the raw ingredients we need – let’s start building our lives into a house where God can dwell and

Luke 17:11–19:27 calls us to repentance and faith by contrasting the joy of those who embrace Jesus with the misery of those who reject him.

Luke 17:11–19:27 calls us to repentance and faith by contrasting the joy of those who embrace Jesus with the misery of those who reject him.

Luke 17:11–19:27 calls us to repentance and faith by contrasting the joy of those who embrace Jesus with the misery of those who reject him.

Being in uncharted territory can be the scariest thing about a crisis. Nobody knows what will happen. We don’t know a lot of things, but we do know some things.  We know that this was not a surprise to God.   

Being in uncharted territory can be the scariest thing about a crisis. Nobody knows what will happen. We don’t know a lot of things, but we do know some things.  We know that this was not a surprise to God.