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God has woven the need for relationships into the fabric of our DNA. Our culture, however, has hijacked what God intended for our good. If we’re not careful, unhealthy relational advice can cause pain and destruction. But that doesn’t have to be the case. God presents a different picture of relationships than our culture does. Instead of letting culture set the expectations for our marriages, families, friendships, etc., we’re flipping the script and doing relationships God's way.

God has woven the need for relationships into the fabric of our DNA. Our culture, however, has hijacked what God intended for our good. If we’re not careful, unhealthy relational advice can cause pain and destruction. But that doesn’t have to be the case. God presents a different picture of relationships than our culture does. Instead of letting culture set the expectations for our marriages, families, friendships, etc., we’re flipping the script and doing relationships God's way.

God has woven the need for relationships into the fabric of our DNA. Our culture, however, has hijacked what God intended for our good. If we’re not careful, unhealthy relational advice can cause pain and destruction. But that doesn’t have to be the case. God presents a different picture of relationships than our culture does. Instead of letting culture set the expectations for our marriages, families, friendships, etc., we’re flipping the script and doing relationships God's way.

What appeared to be Jesus’ greatest defeat was actually His greatest victory. No obstacle has ever been able to stop Him. Two thousand years ago, Jesus defeated the grave, and He is still undefeated today. Revelation 5:5 reminds us: “And he will reign forever and ever.” (NLT). When we live like Him and for Him, nothing can defeat us. His victory is our victory.

What appeared to be Jesus’ greatest defeat was actually His greatest victory. No obstacle has ever been able to stop Him. Two thousand years ago, Jesus defeated the grave, and He is still undefeated today. Revelation 5:5 reminds us: “And he will reign forever and ever.” (NLT). When we live like Him and for Him, nothing can defeat us. His victory is our victory.

What appeared to be Jesus’ greatest defeat was actually His greatest victory. No obstacle has ever been able to stop Him. Two thousand years ago, Jesus defeated the grave, and He is still undefeated today. Revelation 5:5 reminds us: “And he will reign forever and ever.” (NLT). When we live like Him and for Him, nothing can defeat us. His victory is our victory.

What appeared to be Jesus’ greatest defeat was actually His greatest victory. No obstacle has ever been able to stop Him. Two thousand years ago, Jesus defeated the grave, and He is still undefeated today. Revelation 5:5 reminds us: “And he will reign forever and ever.” (NLT). When we live like Him and for Him, nothing can defeat us. His victory is our victory.

God doesn’t want part of you; He wants all 100% of you. When Jesus was asked what the greatest command in life is, He responded, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.”  The most important question we can ask as followers of Jesus is, “Am I trusting God with all?” Our lives are not our own; they belong to God. In this series, we will learn how to honor and trust God with 100% of what He’s given us.

God doesn’t want part of you; He wants all 100% of you. When Jesus was asked what the greatest command in life is, He responded, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.”  The most important question we can ask as followers of Jesus is, “Am I trusting God with all?” Our lives are not our own; they belong to God. In this series, we will learn how to honor and trust God with 100% of what He’s given us.

God doesn’t want part of you; He wants all 100% of you. When Jesus was asked what the greatest command in life is, He responded, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.”  The most important question we can ask as followers of Jesus is, “Am I trusting God with all?” Our lives are not our own; they belong to God. In this series, we will learn how to honor and trust God with 100% of what He’s given us.

We live in a broken world that often enslaves us to a life that’s far less than what God created us to live. As 2 Peter 2:19 declares, “For you are a slave to whatever controls you (NLT). God, however, wants to set us free from anything that keeps us from really living. He wants to set us free from our baggage, worries, stress, hopelessness, brokenness, despair, and sin. As we kick off 2026, we’re diving into the Old Testament story of the Exodus, which reveals God’s overwhelming desire to set His people free. God not only wants to set us free; He desires to see us live free.

We live in a broken world that often enslaves us to a life that’s far less than what God created us to live. As 2 Peter 2:19 declares, “For you are a slave to whatever controls you (NLT). God, however, wants to set us free from anything that keeps us from really living. He wants to set us free from our baggage, worries, stress, hopelessness, brokenness, despair, and sin. As we kick off 2026, we’re diving into the Old Testament story of the Exodus, which reveals God’s overwhelming desire to set His people free. God not only wants to set us free; He desires to see us live free.

We live in a broken world that often enslaves us to a life that’s far less than what God created us to live. As 2 Peter 2:19 declares, “For you are a slave to whatever controls you (NLT). God, however, wants to set us free from anything that keeps us from really living. He wants to set us free from our baggage, worries, stress, hopelessness, brokenness, despair, and sin. As we kick off 2026, we’re diving into the Old Testament story of the Exodus, which reveals God’s overwhelming desire to set His people free. God not only wants to set us free; He desires to see us live free.

We live in a broken world that often enslaves us to a life that’s far less than what God created us to live. As 2 Peter 2:19 declares, “For you are a slave to whatever controls you (NLT). God, however, wants to set us free from anything that keeps us from really living. He wants to set us free from our baggage, worries, stress, hopelessness, brokenness, despair, and sin. As we kick off 2026, we’re diving into the Old Testament story of the Exodus, which reveals God’s overwhelming desire to set His people free. God not only wants to set us free; He desires to see us live free.

We live in a broken world that often enslaves us to a life that’s far less than what God created us to live. As 2 Peter 2:19 declares, “For you are a slave to whatever controls you (NLT). God, however, wants to set us free from anything that keeps us from really living. He wants to set us free from our baggage, worries, stress, hopelessness, brokenness, despair, and sin. As we kick off 2026, we’re diving into the Old Testament story of the Exodus, which reveals God’s overwhelming desire to set His people free. God not only wants to set us free; He desires to see us live free.