Uncomfortable is a series all about helping us tackle some of the uncomfortable aspects of being part of a church community.

Church hurt, dealing with people who have different views and backgrounds, agreeing with the truths of the Bible and many other things make being part of a church a very unique and uncomfortable experience at times.

But if we can learn to embrace the discomfort, we will find incredible growth and beauty on the other side. It’s time to get uncomfortable.  

Uncomfortable is a series all about helping us tackle some of the uncomfortable aspects of being part of a church community.

Church hurt, dealing with people who have different views and backgrounds, agreeing with the truths of the Bible and many other things make being part of a church a very unique and uncomfortable experience at times.

But if we can learn to embrace the discomfort, we will find incredible growth and beauty on the other side. It’s time to get uncomfortable.  

Joseph’s story reminds us that what people do to you will not stop God’s purposes through you.

Even in the pit, in slavery, and eventually in prison, God was with Joseph and continued to work through him. His circumstances didn’t define his purpose—and neither do ours.

Joseph’s story reminds us that what people do to you will not stop God’s purposes through you.

Even in the pit, in slavery, and eventually in prison, God was with Joseph and continued to work through him. His circumstances didn’t define his purpose—and neither do ours.

Joseph’s story reminds us that what people do to you will not stop God’s purposes through you.

Even in the pit, in slavery, and eventually in prison, God was with Joseph and continued to work through him. His circumstances didn’t define his purpose—and neither do ours.

The New Testament is filled with simple but powerful commands that shape the life of the church — “love one another,” “forgive one another,” “encourage one another,” and more. These “one another” passages reveal God’s design for Christian community: not just belief in isolation, but a lived-out faith expressed through relationships marked by grace, humility, and love.

In this series, we’ll explore what it means to follow Jesus together in everyday life. As we look at these practical and challenging instructions, we’ll discover how the gospel transforms the way we treat each other—building a church that reflects the heart of Christ to the world around us.

The Psalms were originally written as songs to help the people of God give their worship to God. The Psalms are filled with expressions of praise, declarations of truth, and acknowledgements of hard emotions like grief and anger. In our Summer Mixtape series, each message will share some of our favorite Psalms- the ones we keep in our “scriptural mixtape”- the Psalms we find ourselves going back to again and again. This series is an opportunity for you to learn these Psalms to add to your own scriptural mix, expanding your worship and prayer life as you grow in your relationship with Jesus.

The Psalms were originally written as songs to help the people of God give their worship to God. The Psalms are filled with expressions of praise, declarations of truth, and acknowledgements of hard emotions like grief and anger. In our Summer Mixtape series, each message will share some of our favorite Psalms- the ones we keep in our “scriptural mixtape”- the Psalms we find ourselves going back to again and again. This series is an opportunity for you to learn these Psalms to add to your own scriptural mix, expanding your worship and prayer life as you grow in your relationship with Jesus.

The Psalms were originally written as songs to help the people of God give their worship to God. The Psalms are filled with expressions of praise, declarations of truth, and acknowledgements of hard emotions like grief and anger. In our Summer Mixtape series, each message will share some of our favorite Psalms- the ones we keep in our “scriptural mixtape”- the Psalms we find ourselves going back to again and again. This series is an opportunity for you to learn these Psalms to add to your own scriptural mix, expanding your worship and prayer life as you grow in your relationship with Jesus.

The Psalms were originally written as songs to help the people of God give their worship to God. The Psalms are filled with expressions of praise, declarations of truth, and acknowledgements of hard emotions like grief and anger. In our Summer Mixtape series, each message will share some of our favorite Psalms- the ones we keep in our “scriptural mixtape”- the Psalms we find ourselves going back to again and again. This series is an opportunity for you to learn these Psalms to add to your own scriptural mix, expanding your worship and prayer life as you grow in your relationship with Jesus.