But what if awakening starts much closer… right inside us? Last week, we leaned into personal awakening—how God gently revives what’s grown quiet, weary, or asleep in our own hearts. This week, the question gets even more personal: What happens when a whole church wakes up together? In Scripture, God speaks differently to each church—not to shame them, but to lovingly call them back to what matters most. Truth. Holiness. A faith that’s alive and active.

What if the thing you're missing isn't something new—but something that needs to be awakened? As we continue our Awakening series we talk about where real revival actually begins—not "out there." not in a building, but in ordinary people who are ready for God to move again.

What if this year isn’t about trying harder—but about finally waking up? So many of us live in the in-between. Not lost. Not fully alive either. Just hitting snooze on what God is inviting us into. We begin a brand-new series that asks a bold question: What could change if we let God awaken us—to purpose, to faith, to more?

No matter who you are or where you’re coming from, hope has a name. His name is Jesus. And He came for you. Because a thrill of hope is here. And a new and glorious morning has begun. Merry Christmas.

Some heroes of the faith never say much… yet their obedience speaks louder than words. This week, we’re looking at Joseph — the quiet, steady, deeply faithful man whose “yes” to God helped shape the story of Jesus’ birth. And what he modeled still impacts how we follow Jesus today.

From ordinary to extraordinary — that’s what God does. We’re leaning all the way into the kind of transformation only He can bring.

Christmas is full of magic, fun, and make-believe… but there’s one story that’s more than a holiday tradition — it’s true. Our brand-new Christmas series True Story, explores the real people, real places, and real hope behind the birth of Jesus.

Sometimes the hardest wounds to name are the ones we carry as adults. We’re closing out our last week of You Good? by talking honestly about adult trauma — the stuff we don’t post about, the struggles we minimize, the pain we carry alone. If you’ve ever thought, “I should be past this by now,” this message is for you.

Come find hope, clarity, and a community that walks with you toward healing.