Jamey Grimsley 8/12/26 Jamey Grimsley 8/12/26

Going Back On Mission

Bryan Fojtasek 8/6/26 Bryan Fojtasek 8/6/26

Salt and Light

Franklin Wood 7/29/26 Franklin Wood 7/29/26

Who’s The Stranger?

Whenever you are gathered with your friends, or your family, or your church, and someone new walks in, make sure to ask, “Who’s the stranger?” If we take Jesus at His word, then the answer is, “That’s Jesus!”

Jamey Grimsley 7/23/26 Jamey Grimsley 7/23/26

Built By God for God

Bryan Fojtasek 7/16/26 Bryan Fojtasek 7/16/26

Fixed Mindset vs. Growth Mindset

Franklin Wood 7/9/26 Franklin Wood 7/9/26

A Good Friend

Jamey Grimsley 7/2/26 Jamey Grimsley 7/2/26

Unity and the World Cup

Bryan Fojtasek 6/25/26 Bryan Fojtasek 6/25/26

Sailing With the Spirit

Franklin Wood 6/18/26 Franklin Wood 6/18/26

Chess or Checkers?

Jamey Grimsley 6/11/26 Jamey Grimsley 6/11/26

Joyful Worship

Bryan Fojtasek 6/4/26 Bryan Fojtasek 6/4/26

A Lifelong Journey of Faith

Jamey Grimsley 5/21/26 Jamey Grimsley 5/21/26

Jesus In The Storm

Bryan Fojtasek 5/13/26 Bryan Fojtasek 5/13/26

Why It’s Hard to Own Your Mistakes

One reason people act this way is because their self-worth is based on a public image of excellence, meaning they can only feel good about themselves by projecting a (false) sense of perfection. Behind the veneer of their public confidence lies a deep insecurity about never being good enough. For them, owning up to their mistakes is too costly, because saying “I was wrong” undermines the foundation of their self-worth.

Franklin Wood 5/7/26 Franklin Wood 5/7/26