When Faith Doesn’t Taste Sweet If we’re honest, most of us prefer the sweeter parts of faith. We love the songs that lift us. The prayers that comfort us. The...
What is Shaping Your Hunger? Lent has a way of slowing us down enough to ask honest questions. Not the surface-level, “How are you?” kind of questions. But the...
Ash Wednesday: Naming Our Hunger Today, we begin Lent by telling the truth about our hunger. Not just the hunger in our stomachs — but the ache beneath the surface. The...
So Much Work for Love to Do A lyric from today’s anthem has been echoing: “So much work for love to do.” It’s a simple line—and somehow it opens everything....
A New Year Letter from the Staff As a staff, we want you to know how thankful we are for this community and for the way you care for one another. Winter can be a...
Pastor’s New Year Letter As we begin a new year, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to walk this season together. Winter has a way of slowing us down....
God With Us, God for Us Advent is a season shaped by love. Not the kind of love that depends on emotion or circumstance, but the kind of love that moves toward...
A light that cannot be taken Advent is a season of waiting. We wait for light in the darkness, for hope to rise, for God’s promises to be fulfilled once again. And in...
Advent: The Season That Teaches Us to Breathe Again Advent doesn’t rush in. It doesn’t arrive with fireworks or fanfare. Instead, it comes quietly—like dawn creeping over the horizon or...