In Mark 12, Jesus tells us that we should love God and that it is equally important for us to love others. Listen as Pastoral Leader Meaghan Wall encourages us to reconsider what it means for us to love our neighbors as ourselves. As you begin this new week, spend some time in prayer and ask God to help you see ways you can show love to those around you.
Find out how to make small changes that lead to great growth in your marriage with Your Best Us! For this online study, we’ll look at a few core habits of great marriages and share practical ways you can put them into practice with your spouse. Visit our website to find details and sign up to join us starting Wednesday, June 17:
Jesus’ words to His disciples in John 15 remind us that to truly thrive, we must remain connected to Christ.
As followers of Christ, in humility and hope, we grieve the racism, racial injustice, and brokenness of our country. Please take a moment to read this response and a letter from Senior Pastor Chuck Swindoll.
Marriage may not come with a user manual, but here are four habits that can help your marriage work as God designed! Want to learn more and put these habits into practice? Sign up for our online Summer Marriage Study of “Your Best Us” by Ted Lowe, starting June 17. Find details here
Whether you are facing personal struggles or are burdened by the pain in our world, please reach out to our staff so we can pray for you and encourage you. If you have any needs or prayer requests, please
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
If you’re facing adversity, take heart—in the middle of it all, God is right there with you. Watch this quick Devo On The Go for a word of encouragement from Missional Living Pastor Keith Tyler.
If your heart is hurting in the midst of today’s trials, please reach out to our staff so we can pray for you and encourage you. If you have any needs or prayer requests,