By Guest Author | Heather Hamilton: Have you ever experienced the “Sunday Scaries?” I didn’t even know that was a real thing until a few years ago. A quick search will tell you that it’s the anxiety or dread many people feel on Sunday evenings, anticipating the start of the workweek. For me, the start of the weekends felt light and joyful.   Read More

By Theresa Golden: We’ve heard the saying “Perception is reality,” and in many ways it’s true. Our perspective is a powerful thing. It impacts how we view success and failure, how we process situations that we face, and how we navigate the relationships in our lives.   Read More

By Guest Author | Megan Wamer: When it was clear that we couldn’t persuade him, we gave up and said, “The Lord’s will be done.” – Acts 21:14 What does it really mean to give up? Is it ever okay?   Read More

By Elliotte Pearson [Elder]: There are moments in life when shame feels like a heavy robe we can't remove — like standing in a courtroom, fully exposed, with every mistake shouted out loud. In Zechariah 3, Jeshua the high priest finds himself in exactly that place. He stands before God, and Satan is right beside him, hurling accusations.   Read More

By Guest Author | Angie Cline: This past Sunday, Pastor Sean, taught on the minor prophet, Haggai, and in the middle of hearing this word, I had to repent for saying to the Lord, “Not Yet.” There’s a stirring in Haggai’s message, a divine discomfort aimed at those who had settled into comfort while God’s work remained unfinished.  Read More

By Theresa Golden: Have you ever taken a minute to think about how many shades of a color there are? It's baffling for sure. I'd never given it a second thought until we built a home. If you've ever given your kitchen a fresh coat of paint or done any number of renovations, you've stumbled upon this mind-boggling fact.   Read More