What if what’s standing between you and your next season isn’t a lack of vision—but a lack of courage?
Fear often disguises itself as...
What if what’s standing between you and your next season isn’t a lack of vision—but a lack of courage?
Fear often disguises itself as comfort, comparison, or procrastination. In "Hello From the Other Side", discover what it means to leave the familiar behind, choose courage, and cross over to the other side of fear.
Every day brings opportunities to choose faith over fear. In this series, we'll see how God uses ordinary acts of courage to change the...
Every day brings opportunities to choose faith over fear. In this series, we'll see how God uses ordinary acts of courage to change the course of a life.
You might believe that God’s love and acceptance of you is contingent upon something you do or don’t do. But the truth is, God’s love for...
You might believe that God’s love and acceptance of you is contingent upon something you do or don’t do. But the truth is, God’s love for you is beyond your control.
When life leaves us waiting—caught between what was promised and what we can actually
see—we often numb the ache of disappointment or...
When life leaves us waiting—caught between what was promised and what we can actually
see—we often numb the ache of disappointment or tighten our grip, trying to control outcomes
that were never ours to manage.
But in On Time God, we’ll explore another way. A better way. One that invites us to trust a
Father who is not anxious, not absent, and not behind. Together we’ll learn what it looks like to wait with faith, to surrender control without giving up hope, and to discover that even in the in-between, God is present, active, and right on time.
The gap between skepticism and faith starts to close when Christianity is viewed through the lens of history. In this conversation with...
The gap between skepticism and faith starts to close when Christianity is viewed through the lens of history. In this conversation with Andy Stanley and John Dickson, the story of Jesus is presented as something meant to be investigated, not avoided.
