Fresh Life Church

God’s ultimate reconciliation does not excuse us from the work of reconciliation today. We must embrace discomfort, have the courage to change, and use our privilege to fight oppression.

When life isn’t what we imagined, we can still flourish. And as we fight to keep showing up and trust the process, our story can help others flourish, too.

When you know you're loved, it changes the way you live. In Jesus, we find the fierceness, courage, and strength we need to flourish and run with confidence.

When you want to quit, don’t give up, keep showing up. It’s okay to fight and cry—our strength will be renewed as we trust that God has something more in store.

Every seed sprouts in darkness. By viewing the trial as an opportunity, we can embrace each step and trust that God is bringing beautiful things to the surface.

The struggle may be real, but it can also help you thrive. Live from a place of victory by embracing the truth that you were born to fight and flourish!

God can bring good from bad, but what if we can’t see the good? When we stay calm and don’t let go, we discover a joy that is sweet, even when life is bitter.

Feeling stuck? Through gratitude, selflessness, and an unvarnished confidence, we can choose joy and find purpose even in the middle of hard times.

It may feel like the end, but it’s always too soon to give up. With the power and perspective of the resurrection, we can find blessing when things feel broken, and walk in joy, come what may.

The story of Thomas reveals that while absence may fuel our unbelief, through the persistent kindness of others and a personal encounter with Jesus, there is hope for the skeptic.

When faced with crisis, we can all make a difference if we keep our heads, take heart, and use our hands to spread hope—for true hope will not disappoint us.

In the midst of fear and uncertainty, we find comfort and courage in the assurance that peace is not the absence of fear, but the presence of Jesus.

In her darkest place, God used her to shine brightest. Mary Magdalene’s story is one transformed by gratitude, resilience, and a willingness to keep showing up.

Do we see only sinners where we should see souls? Rather than label or ignore the people around us, we’re called to see them—and love them—as Jesus does.

How do we avoid becoming bitter when life is ugly? There is power when we look beyond the appearance of our circumstances and trust that God has a plan.

We shouldn’t be surprised when we encounter ugliness, but how do we not become ugly ourselves? Don’t become sour or spiteful; be kind and keep doing good.

How do we avoid getting caught up in the charm of our own egos? We must expose the lies, flip the script, and live new lives based on the true story.

How can we avoid the danger of unhealthy relationships? We must look past the deceptiveness of the external to see what is deeper and find the delight of true beauty.

God doesn't want us to just get by, to live like we're just letting life happen to us, like we're ahead of ourself. We're learning how to zoom out, to look ahead and learn to listen to what God wants for us.

How do we not just survive, but get stronger in difficult times? We must build root systems in our lives to go beyond resilience and become anti-fragile.

What if fasting is more than just a trend to improve our physical health? When our attention is fixed on Jesus, fasting can not only positively impact our bodies, but our spirit and soul.

What battles are you facing? Though fear may be present, we can instead focus our faith and praise the God who fights our battles for us.

Soap is one of the most accessible commodities in the world however there is no substance that can cleanse our souls. It's only by the love of Jesus that we can be made clean.

Can anyone climb the stairway to heaven? Many are exhausted from striving for success and good deeds, but Jesus came down to Earth to bring rest to our weary souls.

Have you ever felt like you’ve hit rock bottom? Remember this - even then, you are not alone. And you are not too far gone to be loved by God.