Hannah Unger
The Letter of James: Doers Who Act
The blessing does not come in studying the Word of God, but in doing the Word of God.
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Welcome to the Table | Victory
To have victory, we have to receive what we don’t have from the God who loves us. We have to be vulnerable, for His power is made perfect in weakness. Being vulnerable and admitting our shame and brokenness lets us embrace our new identity in Christ.
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Creating for the Kingdom
Our Grove kiddos jumped at the opportunity to use their creativity to make encouraging cards to send to residents and staff at assisted living facilities!
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The Letter of James: Temptation
We don’t fight our temptations by fighting harder, but by yielding to God.
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Knowing the Face of God
There is no deeper, more intense human longing than to know God is real and to see Him face to face. Join us as we share our own experiences while learning from Tim Stafford’s new perspectives on that most important relationship.
Read MoreWelcome to the Table | Kingdom
The Kingdom is coming. God is at work all around us. We can be part of that work by displaying the Kingdom through who we are and who God created us to be in the world.
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Replacing Fear With Excitement
There is SO MUCH potential for PRiSM this Fall. And we can’t wait! Here’s what’s happening.
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The Letter of James: Trial
Trials exist for a purpose. And what God promises to create in you through the suffering is worth having!
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A Listening Culture
As God’s people, we need to reject a culture that teaches us to cancel people. The Kingdom culture teaches us to see people as people. And to maintain the softness of heart that allows us to really listen.
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