But, whatever happens, make sure that your everyday life is worthy of the gospel of Christ. 

 Life is full of movement. Movement is not a bad thing. If we are moving, we are living. We are making progress. Movement, though, is also exhausting—physically and mentally.

In some ways, all this movement can be paralyzing. We feel stuck or caught because though we're moving all over the place there is no direction or meaning behind it. We know we're moving, but we wonder if we're really getting anywhere.

God says, "Be still". The Scriptures place an importance on intentional time taken to be still before God.

Through this series we will focus on God's call to be still and we will share in times of being still before the Lord. We will consider the Scriptural accounts of what God did in times of stillness and we will be encouraged to share in a 28-day devotional of reading, reflecting, and praying in stillness before God. 

Life is full of movement. Movement is not a bad thing. If we are moving, we are living. We are making progress. Movement, though, is also exhausting—physically and mentally.

In some ways, all this movement can be paralyzing. We feel stuck or caught because though we're moving all over the place there is no direction or meaning behind it. We know we're moving, but we wonder if we're really getting anywhere.

God says, "Be still". The Scriptures place an importance on intentional time taken to be still before God.

Through this series we will focus on God's call to be still and we will share in times of being still before the Lord. We will consider the Scriptural accounts of what God did in times of stillness and we will be encouraged to share in a 28-day devotional of reading, reflecting, and praying in stillness before God. 

 Life is full of movement. Movement is not a bad thing. If we are moving, we are living. We are making progress. Movement, though, is also exhausting—physically and mentally.

In some ways, all this movement can be paralyzing. We feel stuck or caught because though we're moving all over the place there is no direction or meaning behind it. We know we're moving, but we wonder if we're really getting anywhere.

God says, "Be still". The Scriptures place an importance on intentional time taken to be still before God.

Through this series we will focus on God's call to be still and we will share in times of being still before the Lord. We will consider the Scriptural accounts of what God did in times of stillness and we will be encouraged to share in a 28-day devotional of reading, reflecting, and praying in stillness before God.  

 Life is full of movement. Movement is not a bad thing. If we are moving, we are living. We are making progress. Movement, though, is also exhausting—physically and mentally.

In some ways, all this movement can be paralyzing. We feel stuck or caught because though we're moving all over the place there is no direction or meaning behind it. We know we're moving, but we wonder if we're really getting anywhere.

God says, "Be still". The Scriptures place an importance on intentional time taken to be still before God.

Through this series we will focus on God's call to be still and we will share in times of being still before the Lord. We will consider the Scriptural accounts of what God did in times of stillness and we will be encouraged to share in a 28-day devotional of reading, reflecting, and praying in stillness before God.  

The Parable of the Great Banquet. 

Many things in life leave us feeling empty; we search for meaning, we look for value, or we lack purpose. But what if we flipped the script and found fresh hope, renewed confidence, and solid assurance in the emptiness?

Come. Find hope. Find confidence. Find assurance. 

Many things in life leave us feeling empty; we search for meaning, we look for value, or we lack purpose. But what if we flipped the script and found fresh hope, renewed confidence, and solid assurance in the emptiness?

Come. Find hope. Find confidence. Find assurance. 

Many things in life leave us feeling empty; we search for meaning, we look for value, or we lack purpose. But what if we flipped the script and found fresh hope, renewed confidence, and solid assurance in the emptiness?

Come. Find hope. Find confidence. Find assurance. 

Many things in life leave us feeling empty; we search for meaning, we look for value, or we lack purpose. But what if we flipped the script and found fresh hope, renewed confidence, and solid assurance in the emptiness?

Come. Find hope. Find confidence. Find assurance.