Everyone suffers. It doesn’t matter who you are; pain, loss, and trials are a part of what it means to be alive and human. The question isn’t if you will suffer, but what will keep you going when you do?

God is inviting you to be a part of His disciple-making, church-multiplying rescue mission across the globe, and His plan to reach the world isn’t simply adding to the cause, but multiplying through exponential influence.

What does it really mean to be a disciple? This four-week series takes us straight to the words and examples of Jesus to find out. In Luke 18:18-30, we see that following Jesus requires surrender—laying down what we value most to pursue what matters most.

At the heart of the Christian faith is the belief that the Bible isn’t just an old book of rules. Rather, it’s a life-giving source of wisdom, purpose, and hope. For generations upon generations, people have turned to it seeking wisdom to make sense of life and themselves.

The story of Philemon isn’t just a one-off event; it reflects the Gospel itself. In one way or another, each of us has been a runaway—distancing ourselves from God or wandering down paths that took us far from Him. But the beautiful truth of the Gospel is that God never stops pursuing us.

In this series, we’re diving into one of the most impactful stories ever told—one that has shaped cultures, values, and lives for centuries.

What does it really mean when people say Jesus died “in our place”?

Have you ever felt too far from God’s reach? Too far from grace? There is good news for those who have thought, “I’m too far gone to be helped.” God desires to move in grace toward those who are far from Him.

Imagine being a part of something that goes beyond your own personal journey and story. God is inviting you to be a part of His disciple-making, church-multiplying rescue mission across the globe, MULTIPLYING through exponential influence.

What do you do when you are living for Jesus and you don’t have the Home Field advantage? How do you handle being surrounded by those with values and convictions opposite to yours? How do we handle it when our convictions and values find us not in the popular majority but in the unpopular minority?