More to Life

There's more to life than thinking your struggles disqualify you from helping others. Learn how your lived experience becomes your greatest asset in supporting those facing similar challenges.

There's more to life than thinking your struggles disqualify you from helping others. Learn how your lived experience becomes your greatest asset in supporting those facing similar challenges.

There's more to life than just talking about care. Explore how actions, presence, and meeting practical needs often help people more powerfully than words ever could in an authentic community.

There's more to life than exclusion. Discover the transformative power of acceptance and hospitality and how sharing meals breaks down walls and builds authentic community.

There's more to life than condemnation and judgment. Discover how creating environments free from shame allows people to heal, grow, and find new direction for their lives.

There's more to life than assuming you have nothing to offer. Discover how genuine interest in others' experiences creates natural opportunities to provide support and understanding.

There's more to life than grand beginnings. The kingdom of God often starts small and hidden but grows to impact everything around it, challenging our addiction to immediate, visible results.

There's more to life than tribal loyalties. Jesus calls us to love even our enemies, crossing boundaries and extending compassion to those we would naturally avoid or oppose.

There's more to life than earning love. On Father's Day, we reexamine the prodigal son story from the father's perspective, seeing how God's extravagant, initiating love redefines what fatherhood looks like in the kingdom.

There's more to life than keeping score. God's radical acceptance and forgiveness challenge our tendency to track wrongs, showing us that no one is beyond redemption in the upside down economy of grace.

There's more to life than being discouraged about your current circumstances. Jesus pronounces blessings on the unlikely, the persecuted, the meek, the poor in spirit, revealing the unexpected values of His kingdom.