We’re faced with endless decisions—easy and complex. Jesus also often had to say yes or no, but always knew the wise choice. By following Jesus through the Gospel of Mark, we’ll see His decision-making process and find a blueprint for our own lives.

We all have a story. While each is different, allow the plot of yours to be about the King and His Kingdom. Fill your story with prayer, and purpose, and people. Ours is a people mission. Every face has a name, and every name has a story.

Faith is an all-encompassing reality, infusing every aspect of life. In writing the Colossians, Paul gives guidance affirming this reality. Allowing the text to lead the way, we will learn how to honor the all-sufficient Christ in “whatever we do.

Many of us wish we could control our thoughts rather than let them control us. This series will equip you to take every thought captive and understand the urgency of doing so.

Ultimately forgiveness is a gift that we give ourselves. Perhaps, though, the only way you can do that is if you receive the best gift of forgiveness there ever was.

The Old Testament’s Hezekiah turned a generation back to the heart of God. In this series, we’ll explore his story to challenge all of us—young and old— about what we need to do to lead the hearts of people today to depend on Jesus like never before.

As much of the world unravels, it can seem God is unaware or slow to act. Yet, He is patient, wanting everyone to experience the Gospel. 2 Peter teaches us how to live with an appropriate sense of urgency, as Jesus’ return is sooner than we think.

The Apostle Paul said, …our citizenship is in heaven. We eagerly await the ‘there and then’ of heaven, but in the meantime, we are living in the ‘here and now.’ In 1 Peter, Peter instructs us how to live well as Temporary Residents in this world.

Every one of us knows what it feels like when hope starts slipping away. Join us as we explore what happens when Jesus interrupts death and brings life to our darkest places. Because in the end, death never gets the final word. Jesus does.