This Lent, we will explore the spiritual walls in the lives of many Old Testament figures. Join us as we consider how God meets us in the seasons of struggle.

We all have a choice. We can fill our minds, homes, and calendars with news cycles, gadgets, and hurry. Or, we can open our lives to the mind-renewing, unhurried presence of God. Join us as we consider the postures and practices that open us to God's transforming presence.

We all have a choice. We can fill our minds, homes, and calendars with news cycles, gadgets, and hurry. Or, we can open our lives to the mind-renewing, unhurried presence of God. Join us as we consider the postures and practices that open us to God's transforming presence.

We all have a choice. We can fill our minds, homes, and calendars with news cycles, gadgets, and hurry. Or, we can open our lives to the mind-renewing, unhurried presence of God. Join us as we consider the postures and practices that open us to God's transforming presence.

Waiting is difficult for many of us. Images such as a waiting room or waiting in line don’t conjure up positive emotions. We think of the time in-between where we are and where we expect to be as purely loss. Advent, a season of waiting, is a reminder that God’s transforming presence is most powerful in the in-between. Join us as we reflect on how our waiting shapes our being.