Rest and Work
on January 28th, 2026
Jesus said, "The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath." Rest isn't meant to be a legalistic requirement but a gift that points us back to the finished work of Christ. It's not just a day off - it's a day to stop trying to achieve something God has already achieved for us.  Read More
Our Origin Story
on January 21st, 2026
Adapted from: Our Origin Story by Sam HolmEver feel like the world is constantly telling you who you should be? Between social media, cultural pressures, and endless opinions, it's easy to lose sight of something fundamental: you were made in the image of God. That's not just a nice religious phrase—it's your origin story, and it changes everything.Your Identity: Made in God's ImageGenesis 1:26-27...  Read More
Who Put Everything Together?
on January 21st, 2026
When you encounter brokenness, remember: this isn't how God made it, and it's not how the story ends. He's in the business of redemption, and one day, all things will be made good again.  Read More
Day of Prayer
on January 7th, 2026
God is pursuing you. He's calling your name like He called to Adam and Eve in the garden after they sinned. He's not difficult to find—we're just prone to hiding. This year, let's stop hiding and start talking with the Father who loves us. What if 2026 became the year your prayer life transformed? Not because you're suddenly super spiritual, but because you finally accepted the invitation to ongoing conversation with the God who made you, knows you, and delights in you. Your heavenly Father is waiting. He's already moved toward you. The question is: will you move toward Him?  Read More
No Place Like Home
on January 7th, 2026
Reach out to someone at your church this week—whether you need prayer, want to accept Christ for the first time, or are looking for someone to walk alongside you in faith. Don't leave without making that connection. God has you exactly where you need to be today.  Read More
Into Our Darkness, Light Has Come
on January 7th, 2026
If you've never personally responded to Jesus as the light of the world, today can be your day. Confess that you've chosen darkness, believe Jesus died for you on the tree, and turn to follow him. Reach out to a local church community that can help you take next steps in living and loving like Jesus. If you already follow Jesus, ask yourself: Are there areas of your life where you're still choosing to walk in darkness? Jesus wants to shine his light into every part of your life—and then shine through you to light up the world around you. The Bible ends with this promise: "There will be no night there, no need for lamps or sun. For the Lord God will shine on them and they will reign forever and ever." That's the hope of Christmas—light that overcomes darkness, now and forever.  Read More
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