Conflict

What if the secret to unshakable peace, joy, and confidence in life—no matter how messy your circumstances—was hiding in plain sight?

If you’ve ever felt that God is silent in your own struggles—whether in your marriage, job, health, or personal journey—we want to offer encouragement. Discover how the silence of Christmas can actually be a promise of God's faithfulness!

Joseph’s story is filled with extreme highs and lows, but through it all, he experiences God's faithfulness in ways that challenge us to consider: Can we forgive those who hurt us, even when we have the power to make them pay?

When temptation strikes in the form of Potiphar’s wife, Joseph faces a choice that many would have found impossible to resist. Yet, his response is nothing short of remarkable. Dive into the story of Joseph's resilience and learn how his unwavering faith in God leads him through temptation, betrayal, and hardship.

What would it really mean to accept Jesus?

Over 2000 years ago, Jesus prayed for you. He called you and prayed that you’d remain unified with other Christ-followers.

When we start seeing everything through the lens of our true home, we can bring the elements from that home to our temporary home.

Followers of Jesus MUST view politics through the lens of God’s Kingdom instead of viewing God’s Kingdom through the lens of our politics.

Change must happen. Christians can't turn a blind eye. They must participate in God's mission to redeem this world.

God sees perfection when He looks at the believer AND a believer’s conduct should increasingly reflect that identity as we grow.

An “us vs. them” mentality seems to permeate our society right now. Small and great disagreements alike create harsh division, and we view other people as our enemies in a war we must fight.

There will always be people who disagree with you. Are you in a place where you accept that will and can still have relationships with them?

The end of our hostility toward one another today is possible because of Jesus Christ.

We all have the tendency to look at someone in a judgmental way without ever knowing their story. Which brings us to another question Jesus asks that gives someone a chance to move out of one way of living and into another – closer to the heart of Jesus.