Be Strong Courageous in Community: The Courage to Love at All
May 5th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
There moments when love feels natural… and moments when it feels costly. This week, we were invited to reflect on love not just as a feeling, but as a calling and a choice. Jesus’ command to “love one another” was not spoken in an easy moment; it came in the shadow of betrayal, grief, and uncertainty. Which means the love we are called to live is not dependent on circumstance...
Be Strong Courageous in Body Mind Spirit: Be Strong Courageous Enough To Let Go
April 28th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
When we hear the words strong and courageous, we often think about holding on-
holding steady, holding everything together.
But sometimes, strength and courage take a different form.
Sometimes, strength looks like release.
Sometimes, courage looks like letting go.
This week's message invites us to trust God-not only in what we build or carry, but in what we are being asked...
Be Strong Courageous in Body Mind Spirit For the Long Journey
April 21st, 2026
For Your Heart Today
In John 20, the disciples are gathered together, trying to make sense of everything that has just happened. Jesus has been crucified, there are reports that He is alive, and they are holding fear, confusion, and uncertainty in that space.
And then Jesus comes to them. He speaks peace, shows them His scars, and when they recognize Him, they are filled with joy. Then Jesus say...
Be Strong & Courageous in Body, Mind & Spirit: Under Christ's Reign
April 14th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
There are moments when we find ourselves behind closed doors—not physically, but internally. Times when life doesn’t unfold the way we expected, when something shifts or falls apart, and we are left feeling uncertain, unsettled, and afraid. In those moments, we often pull back, trying to make sense of it all before stepping forward again.
That’s where the disciples are in Jo...
Be Strong & Courageous in Body, Mind & Spirit Seeing the Peace We Miss
March 30th, 2026
For Your Heart Today
There are moments when something meaningful is right in front of us, and we still miss it.
Not because we aren’t looking. Not because we don’t care. But because we are looking through expectations—through what we thought would happen, what we hoped would unfold, what we believed peace would look like.
In Luke 19, Jesus enters Jerusalem surrounded by celebration. The crowd i...
