Yesterday our friend Justin McArdle preached about attachment theory - the approach to therapy that helps us sort through how to form stable, healthy, secure attachments to God and others

Sit with these fresh beatitudes for a moment and see if you can let the blessings in.

Paul tries to reorient the Galatians to who Christ is and what the ultimate purpose of all religious and moral actions.

When Paul thinks of his friends in different churches, he has a clear vision of who they can become. I

While seeming counterintuitive at first, motivational interviewing can help people discern their own way forward by helping them look at the assumptions behind their actions.

One of the things Tiger pointed out in the message yesterday is that a lot of people use God and religion in ways that are unhelpful and unhealthy.

We listen in today to one of the most famous poems about hope.

May integrity and uprightness protect me!

HOPE: All will be well in the end. If all is not well, it is not the end.

What would be a good doubt for you to doubt today?

The Easter story certainly does not start with hope. It starts with love, loyalty and service.

Easter is coming, Thank God. And yet the best way to prepare for Sunday is to really experience Friday.

Today we have the gift of a guest devotional from our dear friend Kristyn Komarnicki

It can feel almost embarrassing sometimes to tell Jesus what we really want him to do for us.

So much of religion is about ‘serving God’ - and yet Jesus made is crystal clear that’s not why he came.

The night before he was betrayed, Jesus stooped down to serve his friends by washing their feet.

Today we’re leaning in to the wisdom of our Cole Arthur Riley over at Black Liturgies.

One of the prayers that King David wrote down (and which the Spirit preserved for us) conveys how tricky forgiveness is.

In the context of forgiveness, Jesus teaches that our decisions have weight.

Today we hear an insight from a church leader from almost 1000 years ago.