This Advent season, we’re slowing down—just enough to truly see. To look deeply. To notice Christ breaking into our everyday moments. To hold hope, peace, joy, and love right in front of us.
To remember not only His coming at Christmas, but to see His Kingdom breaking into our everyday lives, and to look forward with hope to His coming again.

The Resurrection changes everything.

This Lent, we journey over 40 days with Jesus and the people of God in the wilderness and discover what it means to wander these parts of life honestly with God. Lent’s slowness invites us to identify the distractions in our lives – the things we reach for when we are too tired, too sad, or too afraid to enter the wilderness of the present moment, OR too tired or sad or afraid to even remember that we do not go alone into that wilderness. We go with the Spirit who abides with us.

We will learn how crying out to God in our need can help us fully embrace what it means to be human beings held and loved by a God we can trust. We will learn that even through the darkest valleys, Jesus goes ahead of us and walks with us.

“One Thing,” is based on the scripture passages that mention the phrase and theme of "one thing." Our hope is that, as we go into a new year, we would ask, "God, what is the one thing that you want to be different about in my/our life/lives?" By digging deeper into the priorities of God’s heart and people, we examine and address our priorities, motivations, and what spurs or hinders us from becoming more like Christ.

Rediscovering how the good news of Jesus’s birth is indeed good news for all people.

Learning to become peacemakers in the Way of Jesus

Fixing our eyes on Jesus

Take a second look at Jesus.

What does it mean to be and become fully human?

What does "True Religion" look like? What does it mean to have a faith that works?