A collection of articles written by our pastors, leaders, and friends of our community. We’re writing about the same life that you’re living - the messy, wonderful, complicated life. Ready to dive in? Click on any of the posts below to begin your spiritual journey.
A reflection on Isaiah 9 that explores what it truly means to call Jesus “Mighty God.” Drawing on our deep longing for heroes, this post reveals how Jesus fulfills Isaiah’s promise - not through power or spectacle, but by entering human suffering, overcoming evil with love, and rising victorious over sin and death.
This Advent blog explores what it really means that Jesus is our “Wonderful Counselor.” Far more than a divine therapist, Isaiah describes a strategist with limitless wisdom; one who brings light into our confusion, direction into our uncertainty, and hope into our darkness. Through the story of Israel, the teachings of Jesus, and the moments in our own lives where our plans fall apart, this post invites readers to reconsider whose wisdom they’re trusting. If life feels unclear or overwhelming, discover why Christmas is the reminder that the One born in Bethlehem truly knows the way forward.
This blog explores the quiet fear many Christians carry - not that God will abandon us, but that we might fail Him. Drawing from Romans 8:35-39, it reminds us that our perseverance doesn’t depend on our shaky grip on God, but on His unbreakable grip on us. In the face of doubt, weakness, and hardship, we are held by a love that never lets go.
We all face moments that make us wonder whether God is really on our side. This post takes you into Romans 8:31–34 to show how the cross settles that question forever. Through honest reflection and practical insight, you’ll see why no accusation, failure, or fear can overturn God’s love for you and how your life might change if you truly believed He is for you today. Dive in and be encouraged.
This blog post reframes Romans 8:28, showing that God’s promise isn’t about Him magically fixing our circumstances but about partnering with us to bring about good. Through personal story and biblical insight, it explains that the “good” God is working toward is our transformation into Christlikeness. When we actively join God in His work—instead of waiting passively—we experience growth, purpose, and deeper trust in His plan.