When We Stop Managing God

Costly

We love the idea of following Jesus—until it starts to cost us something. It’s easy to say we trust God when life feels comfortable, but what happens when faith requires sacrifice, honesty, or courage? And what if the gap between the life we want and the life we experience has more to do with what we’re holding onto than what we’re missing?

Caught in the Current

We all feel it—the chaos. Not just out there, but in here. And most of us are trying, in our own way, to manage it… fix it… control it. But what if the more we try to take control, the more we actually add to the chaos? And what if the kind of change we’re hoping for doesn’t start with trying harder—but with something completely different?

An Open Door

Some people see it clearly. Others want to, but can’t. And some have already decided there’s nothing there. When it comes to God, most of us fall into one of those categories. But what if the difference isn’t intelligence or background—but something else entirely? And what if the reason some people experience God in a real way while others don’t is closer to home than we think?Watch or listen here.

When We Stop Managing God

How does a movement built around a crucified man outlast the empire that killed Him? For 2,000 years, the church has endured opposition, division, and cultural change—yet it’s still here. What if the explanation isn’t strategy or strength, but something far less controllable? And what if the reason we don’t experience it the same way today has more to do with us than we realize?

Unstoppable

Easter is the centerpiece of the Christian faith—but the first people to experience it didn’t see it coming. They were confused, skeptical, and unsure what to believe, even when faced with an empty tomb. What followed wasn’t just a moment of hope, but the beginning of something that would change the world. What if the resurrection isn’t just something to celebrate, but something that forces a deeper question—one each of us has to answer?