Why I Chose Follow Me by David Platt for Our Young Adults
Following Jesus isn’t about convenience—it’s about surrender. Years ago, our young adults dived into Follow Me by David Platt to wrestle with what that really meant.
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Why Coffee Shops Quench More Than My Thirst
Coffee shops and faith go hand in hand. They quench more than thirst—they offer a space for connection, reflection, and deep conversations.
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Bible | Discipleship | Gospels
Discover the True Answer to Life’s Most Important Question
Discover how the forgiveness of sins for all who repent answers life’s most important question and offers true purpose in Christ.
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Joseph’s Dependence on God Leads to Adventure
Joseph’s story shows us that depending on God leads to extraordinary outcomes, even through the toughest trials.
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Connecting with God and the Subtle Disconnection of Comfort
Comfort can gradually pull us away from connecting with God, but true connection comes when we seek Him in every season of life.
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God Is for Us
Discover how to truly believe that God is for us and not against us, even in times of struggle.
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Enhancing Your Leadership with a Focus on Faith
Discover how focusing on faith can significantly enhance your leadership.
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Experience God’s Creation, Experience His Strength and Splendour
Experiencing God’s creation reminds us of His strength and splendor, humbling us and bringing us closer to our Creator.
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Discovering the Wonder of God’s Creation Through a Child’s Eyes
Most children love being outside, embracing nature with wonder. As adults, we can learn to rekindle that joy.
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3 Types of Rebuke and the Motives Behind Them
Every rebuke carries a motive behind it. Here’s how to tell the difference between correction that wounds and correction that helps you grow.
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God Is Writing a Bigger Story Than You Think
Hard seasons aren’t the end of the story. Here’s why trusting God’s story for your life changes how you walk through trial.
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Why Excuses About Serving Fall Short
Your excuses about serving don’t hold up when you measure them against what Abraham and Rahab actually gave up.
