God is a God of patterns and throughout Scripture God has set out patterns and rhthms for His people. Engage with us as we discuss the importance of managing life and time, practically discuss examples of our own rhythms of life, discuss the skill of building healthy rhythms, and end with a live Q&A.

Join for a quick bible study of Matthew 18 as we discuss basic truths and practical applications, before fielding questions from the room for a Q&A.

Truth isn’t only meant to be declared—it’s meant to be evaluated and applied in community. Join Joel and Adam as they have an important and practical conversation on how to become a lifelong learner, what challenges exist to that pursuit, and why it's a rewarding and necessary part of the Christian life.

Truth isn’t only meant to be declared—it’s meant to be evaluated and applied in community. Join Joel and Adam as they have an important and practical conversation on the value of biblical discernment and how to cultivate discernment in our everyday life.

Is it possible for true Christians to have confidence that they are Christians? If so, how can we have assurance of our salvation in Christ? John teaches us that assurance is possible through personal evaluation, our adoption as children of God, and because of who our faith is in: Jesus Christ.

True Christianity is marked by love for others and obedience to God as a response to His grace. True love comes through knowing Jesus, and so John testifies to the reality of Jesus so that in the end, we might find eternal life in Jesus.

When we truly grasp the depth of God’s love, it changes us. As we abide in that love, fear begins to fade and a new kind of life emerges—one marked by confidence before God and genuine love for others. Real Christianity isn’t about earning love, but living securely in the love already given through Christ. If God’s perfect love has reached you, how is it transforming the way you live and love today?

Loving one another is at the heart of the Christian faith—not as mere words, but through sacrificial, tangible action modeled by Jesus at the cross. Come be challenged practically to examine whether our love reflects the God we say we believe in in.