A 5-day devotional to help you survive messy family dynamics during the holidays through scripture, prayer, and reflection, keeping God at the center of it all.

This article explores why naming your childhood wounds is a courageous first step toward healing and coauthoring your story with God.

Job explores the difficult question of God's relationship to human suffering and invites us to trust God's wisdom and character.

A new legacy of healing can start with you. Let Jesus redeem your inherited wounds, break painful cycles, and rewrite your story, turning your past into freedom.

Through Paul’s words in Romans 3, Louie Giglio teaches us that Jesus didn’t come to make bad people better; He came to bring dead people to life and make us righteous through His finished work on the cross.

Discover how you'll need to grieve people, imperfection, dreams, and inherited faith, and why God uses the process of grieving to make you better.

In this message from Ben Stuart, we study Ecclesiastes 3, which calls us to release our need for control and trust the God who orders every season. When we stop striving to run the universe, we find freedom to live fully in the moment and rest in the One who makes everything beautiful in its time.

Learn how to trust God when physical healing doesn't come. Discover that our true reward is not earthly but eternal, offering hope and strength for today's struggles.

Drawing from Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 18, Louie Giglio challenges us to examine where our faith may be wavering and inspires us to go all in.

Join us as we kick off a collection of talks based on the book of Ecclesiastes, titled "The Search for Meaning." Ben Stuart leads us in an introduction to the book, which examines the toil of life and begs us to ask the question, “What’s the point?”

In The Search for Meaning, we’re studying the book of Ecclesiastes and exploring what it means to find eternal purpose in a world that often feels fleeting. Throughout the text, we discover that true meaning isn’t found in what we achieve or possess—but in knowing and submitting to an eternal God.

Uncover how to navigate life’s unexpected pain with faith and renewed endurance.