Ever feel how easy it is for life to pull people in different directions? In A Divided Church, A Faithful God, we’re reminded that our identity is not rooted in our struggles, but in God’s faithfulness that holds us together.

What if true wisdom looks nothing like what the world calls success? In When the Cross Doesn’t Make Sense, we’ll discover how the message of the cross reshapes how we see strength, purpose, and truth. The cross overturns everything we assume about wisdom, strength, and success, revealing that God works through what the world would dismiss. To follow Jesus, we must allow our thinking to be reshaped by a wisdom that doesn’t center on us.

Does what you’re building with your life really matter? In God Builds - So Build Carefully, we’ll explore how God is at work in us—and why our choices carry lasting significance. While God alone gives growth, He invites us to participate in building lives that carry eternal weight and will be tested by fire.

The people who shape us leave a lasting mark. On Father’s Day, in Who Are You Following?, we reflect on the power of influence and the kind of life worth imitating. Faith is formed through relationships, as we learn to follow Christ by imitating those who faithfully walk before us. Who we choose to follow—and how we lead others—shapes the kind of church we become.

What if your life has more purpose than you realize? In Run Like It Matters, we’ll be invited to live with intention—and we’ll also take time to bless our students and leaders as they head to summer camp. The Christian life is not accidental but intentional, calling for discipline and focus as we pursue a purpose greater than ourselves. When we understand what’s at stake, we begin to live with clarity, urgency, and mission.

What does real freedom actually look like? In Freedom That Loves, we’ll discover how true freedom is shaped by love. In Christ we are truly free, but that freedom is fulfilled not in self-expression but in self-giving love. Mature faith chooses to limit itself for the sake of others, reflecting the heart of Jesus.

In a world that says “do whatever you want,” what if there’s a better way to live? Our lives—including our bodies—belong to Christ, redefining identity, desire, and what it means to live holy lives. True surrender is not loss, but the beginning of becoming who we were created to be. In You Are Not Your Own, we’ll explore identity, purpose, and what it means to truly belong.

What happens when people truly come together with purpose and care? How we gather reveals what we believe, especially in how we see, honor, and make room for one another at the table. Worship becomes transformative when it reflects the self-giving love of Christ. In Worship That Reflects Jesus, we’ll see how worship shapes us.

We’re all different—but we’re not meant to do life alone. God forms us into one body with many gifts, but those gifts only build up the church when they are rooted in love. Love is not an added virtue—it is the defining mark of a Spirit-formed community. In One Body, One Love, we’ll discover how love brings people together and gives meaning to the gifts we each carry.

What if hope is stronger than fear—even in the face of death? The resurrection of Jesus anchors our hope and gives eternal significance to everything we do in Him. Because Christ is alive, our faith is not empty, our labor is not wasted, and our future is secure. In This Changes Everything, we’ll explore the power of the resurrection and why it changes everything—and celebrate all God has been doing among us.