Hannah Unger
Whole Care | Teaser
If we don’t take time to care for ourselves, we never get to the more that God has for us!
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Read MoreFormation Table | Teaser
Spiritual formation is about a relationship with Jesus. And it’s about returning to who we were created to be all along.
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Easy Yoke: A Relationship With Jesus
Will you accept Jesus’ invitation to join Him in His yoke and spend time getting to know Him by working alongside Him, or will you just coast through this life until He returns?
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Don’t Go It Alone
We encourage you to find a small group like this one that can challenge you, love you, and grow you!
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All for the Sake of Our Neighbor | Part 1
God has always given His people habits to form them and rhythms to guide them.
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Easy Yoke: God’s Promises
God never promised that there would be no suffering, but He did promise to be forever with us in the midst of our suffering.
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Why Not Pancakes?
Sometimes loving your neighbor looks like a deep discussion or helping them in some practical way, but sometimes… it simply looks like pancakes!
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Easy Yoke: Patience
Wherever you are, God hasn’t left you and He won’t leave you.
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Easy Yoke: Bonus Content with Kaitlyn Schiess
Kaitlyn Schiess answers the question we have been asking in our Easy Yoke series by reflecting on the purpose of our salvation.
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Your Kids Don’t Need You to Have All the Answers
Parents, what if we stopped valuing having all the answers for our kids and we started valuing having all the conversations with our kids?
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