Day 1: When Love Asks QuestionsReading: John 21:15-19Devotional: After Peter's denial, Jesus doesn't lead with condemnation—He leads with questions. "Do you love me?" Three denials, three opportunitie...  Read More

The simplest things are almost always the hardest things to actually hold on to. Saying love wins in February is easy. Saying it when the circumstances you face aren't changed by its proclamation be...  Read More

5-Day Easter Devotional: Remembering Love's VictoryDay 1: The Song Before the StoryReading: Luke 1:46-55 (Mary's Magnificat)Devotional: Before the resurrection, before the cross, before any miracle, M...  Read More

The Easter story isn't new information. The tomb is empty. Christ is risen. Love wins. We've known this truth since childhood, heard it proclaimed countless times, celebrated it year after year. Yet ...  Read More

When Love Refuses to Keep Its DistanceThere's something deeply uncomfortable about watching someone grieve in public. That raw, heaving kind of sorrow that makes us want to look away, cross to the oth...  Read More

5-Day Devotional: The Love That Leans InDay 1: Love That Moves Toward UsReading: Luke 19:28-40Devotional: Before we even know we need saving, God is already moving toward us. This is the stunning real...  Read More

Good morning, friends.It is good to be with you on this Palm Sunday.If you are a guest, welcome.If this is your first time here, my name is Mitchell.I'm the senior minister here.And seriously, come se...  Read More

There's something profoundly unsettling about reckless love when it stops being a song lyric and becomes an actual person kneeling on the floor with a towel....  Read More

"I'm good" sounds like strength. It sounds like resilience, like someone who has it all together. But often, it's actually resistance. It's our way of staying in control, of keeping people at arm's le...  Read More

And we just sang about a love that's reckless, right? That goes after the one, that leaves the 99, that climbs mountains and tears down walls and doesn't stop. And I want to start by just sitting in t...  Read More

So if I, your Lord and teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another's feet. It is so easy to misinterpret what Jesus is saying here. Jesus is not saying to Peter, now go out and ...  Read More

Last week, we stretched ourselves to think of what it's like to be in need. To see ourselves not as the Good Samaritan, but as the person in the ditch. And this Sunday, we are looking at a story ab...  Read More