Celebrating Black History Month

We are likely all familiar with "Amazing Grace," but what were the origins of this world-renowned hymn? And how did it impact the legacies of faith to come?

Saint Augustine of Hippo taught that God displayed radical grace for us and that we were made for God's glory. Through his writing, legacies of faith are still impacted by his words to this day.

Scripture shows us time and time again how God uses the unlikely to bring Him glory, and we see the same is true in the story of William Seymour—the conduit for The Azusa Street Revival that lasted almost a decade.

Richard Allen was a faithful leader in the African Methodist Church, and his story inspires generations of the Black church to follow to seek God even in the face of oppression.

Dr. Crawford Loritts shares seven sources to sustain your love for Christ, even when God's presence feels distant.

Explore how to stay tethered in your relationship with the Father.

KB preaches from Passion 2021, challenging us to shift our perspective of what blessings look like in a broken and fallen world. While we may see favor as having a lot of money, followers, or fame, he challenges us to take a biblical view of blessing to see it as nearness to Jesus, pointing us to Matthew 5:3, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”

Jackie Hill Perry offers a powerful reminder that lasting hope is found in the resurrection, not life’s circumstances.

Earl McClellan urges us to embrace the Holy Spirit, living out God’s purpose and uniting believers for His glory.

Camilo Buchanan reminds us that when we know whose we are, we can then know who and why we are, and we can live out our purpose of proclaiming His name to a broken and lost people.

If we believe the Gospel is true, are we living a life that honors it and boldly proclaiming the Good News to a desperate world that needs it? Dan Watson focuses on what God wants to see in us and then leads us to eight takeaways following the question, “Where do I go from here?”

Do you know your need for God? Your independence could be the thing hindering you from intimacy with Him.