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What if confidence isn't something you're born with, but something you can grow, even when life is uncertain, you're afraid to speak up, or you feel inadequate? In Take Courage, we'll discover in the book of Philippians how genuine confidence grows as we deepen our trust in Jesus. Together, we'll explore how to face an uncertain future, find courage in our weaknesses, and become people whose courage inspires others.

You only get one life. How much of it do you want to spend scrolling? Our screens can entertain us, connect us, inform us—and quietly consume hours of a life we never intended to give them. Even more importantly, what holds our attention is shaping what we think, believe, desire, and how we treat other people. Disciple Your Algorithm isn't about throwing away your phone. It's about becoming more intentional with what you allow to fill your mind and shape your life. Together, we'll discover how the ancient wisdom of Philippians 4:8 can guide the way we watch, follow, like, share, and live in a digital world.

You only get one life. How much of it do you want to spend scrolling? Our screens can entertain us, connect us, inform us—and quietly consume hours of a life we never intended to give them. Even more importantly, what holds our attention is shaping what we think, believe, desire, and how we treat other people. Disciple Your Algorithm isn't about throwing away your phone. It's about becoming more intentional with what you allow to fill your mind and shape your life. Together, we'll discover how the ancient wisdom of Philippians 4:8 can guide the way we watch, follow, like, share, and live in a digital world.

You only get one life. How much of it do you want to spend scrolling? Our screens can entertain us, connect us, inform us—and quietly consume hours of a life we never intended to give them. Even more importantly, what holds our attention is shaping what we think, believe, desire, and how we treat other people. Disciple Your Algorithm isn't about throwing away your phone. It's about becoming more intentional with what you allow to fill your mind and shape your life. Together, we'll discover how the ancient wisdom of Philippians 4:8 can guide the way we watch, follow, like, share, and live in a digital world.

You only get one life. How much of it do you want to spend scrolling? Our screens can entertain us, connect us, inform us—and quietly consume hours of a life we never intended to give them. Even more importantly, what holds our attention is shaping what we think, believe, desire, and how we treat other people. Disciple Your Algorithm isn't about throwing away your phone. It's about becoming more intentional with what you allow to fill your mind and shape your life. Together, we'll discover how the ancient wisdom of Philippians 4:8 can guide the way we watch, follow, like, share, and live in a digital world.

Most of us know what it feels like to wonder if we’re doing enough—praying enough, serving enough, becoming a better person fast enough. The good news of Jesus is that God’s love and grace aren’t rewards for getting it right. They’re gifts, freely given. But if grace is free, does it matter how hard we try? Absolutely. In this series, we’ll discover how grace gives us nothing to prove, but a whole new reason to try.

Most of us know what it feels like to wonder if we’re doing enough—praying enough, serving enough, becoming a better person fast enough. The good news of Jesus is that God’s love and grace aren’t rewards for getting it right. They’re gifts, freely given. But if grace is free, does it matter how hard we try? Absolutely. In this series, we’ll discover how grace gives us nothing to prove, but a whole new reason to try.

Most of us know what it feels like to wonder if we’re doing enough—praying enough, serving enough, becoming a better person fast enough. The good news of Jesus is that God’s love and grace aren’t rewards for getting it right. They’re gifts, freely given. But if grace is free, does it matter how hard we try? Absolutely. In this series, we’ll discover how grace gives us nothing to prove, but a whole new reason to try.

Most of us know what it feels like to wonder if we’re doing enough—praying enough, serving enough, becoming a better person fast enough. The good news of Jesus is that God’s love and grace aren’t rewards for getting it right. They’re gifts, freely given. But if grace is free, does it matter how hard we try? Absolutely. In this series, we’ll discover how grace gives us nothing to prove, but a whole new reason to try.

Sometimes we get stuck in ruts like unhealthy habits, time wasters, & money drains that won't get us anywhere, but there is a way to break free! Jesus shows how you can leave those ruts and start today on a route forward by establishing good routines that will take you somewhere good. Come see the practical, every day ways that Godly routines can help you make the most out of every opportunity God has given you!

Eternity is more than what happens after you die—it changes how you live today. God has "set eternity in the human heart," giving us a longing for something greater than this life. In this series, we'll discover what the Bible really says about eternal life, the hope of resurrection, and God's plan to make all things new. As your vision of the future comes into focus, you'll find greater hope, purpose, and confidence for the present.

Eternity is more than what happens after you die—it changes how you live today. God has "set eternity in the human heart," giving us a longing for something greater than this life. In this series, we'll discover what the Bible really says about eternal life, the hope of resurrection, and God's plan to make all things new. As your vision of the future comes into focus, you'll find greater hope, purpose, and confidence for the present.

Eternity is more than what happens after you die—it changes how you live today. God has "set eternity in the human heart," giving us a longing for something greater than this life. In this series, we'll discover what the Bible really says about eternal life, the hope of resurrection, and God's plan to make all things new. As your vision of the future comes into focus, you'll find greater hope, purpose, and confidence for the present.

Eternity is more than what happens after you die—it changes how you live today. God has "set eternity in the human heart," giving us a longing for something greater than this life. In this series, we'll discover what the Bible really says about eternal life, the hope of resurrection, and God's plan to make all things new. As your vision of the future comes into focus, you'll find greater hope, purpose, and confidence for the present.

We live in a restless world. Constant noise. Constant pressure. Constant hurry.    In a culture searching for peace, resilience, and emotional health, the Psalms give us language for hope, suffering and trust in God.  This summer in Be Still, we’ll explore how these ancient songs and prayers can quiet the noise of modern life, steady our souls, and anchor us in the presence and truth of God.