LifeSpring Harrison

“Fasting is going without food for a set amount of time to awaken our body and soul to our deep hunger and need for God. It’s one of the most powerful — and neglected — of all of Jesus’ practices.” Together, we can learn how this practice of fasting can shape our lives to put Jesus at the center.

“Fasting is going without food for a set amount of time to awaken our body and soul to our deep hunger and need for God. It’s one of the most powerful — and neglected — of all of Jesus’ practices.” Together, we can learn how this practice of fasting can shape our lives to put Jesus at the center.

“Fasting is going without food for a set amount of time to awaken our body and soul to our deep hunger and need for God. It’s one of the most powerful — and neglected — of all of Jesus’ practices.” Together, we can learn how this practice of fasting can shape our lives to put Jesus at the center.

“Fasting is going without food for a set amount of time to awaken our body and soul to our deep hunger and need for God. It’s one of the most powerful — and neglected — of all of Jesus’ practices.” Together, we can learn how this practice of fasting can shape our lives to put Jesus at the center.

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Everyone has a picture in mind of what we might call “The Good Life”: sitting on a sandy beach, making tons of money, enjoying a good book, or sitting at a table surrounded by those you love—you name it. In a world that defines “the good life” a thousand different ways, it can be confusing and even painful when we realize we don’t have the life we wanted. Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with...

Did you know God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things? People just like you. Each of us has power within us, guided and moved by the Holy Spirit to bring healing and restoration to the brokenness around us. Discover how God calls us to make disciples, leveraging our unique abilities and passions despite our flaws or past. 

Did you know God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things? People just like you. Each of us has power within us, guided and moved by the Holy Spirit to bring healing and restoration to the brokenness around us. Discover how God calls us to make disciples, leveraging our unique abilities and passions despite our flaws or past. 

Did you know God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things? People just like you. Each of us has power within us, guided and moved by the Holy Spirit to bring healing and restoration to the brokenness around us. Discover how God calls us to make disciples, leveraging our unique abilities and passions despite our flaws or past. 

Did you know God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things? People just like you. Each of us has power within us, guided and moved by the Holy Spirit to bring healing and restoration to the brokenness around us. Discover how God calls us to make disciples, leveraging our unique abilities and passions despite our flaws or past. 

According to the Bible, the Spirit is a person who plays an important role in our spiritual formation. He is our advocate, teacher, and abiding presence, but too often He is neglected or ignored. This series, based on the teachings of Jesus in John 14-16, invites us to appreciate and experience his empowering presence.

According to the Bible, the Spirit is a person who plays an important role in our spiritual formation. He is our advocate, teacher, and abiding presence, but too often He is neglected or ignored. This series, based on the teachings of Jesus in John 14-16, invites us to appreciate and experience his empowering presence.

According to the Bible, the Spirit is a person who plays an important role in our spiritual formation. He is our advocate, teacher, and abiding presence, but too often He is neglected or ignored. This series, based on the teachings of Jesus in John 14-16, invites us to appreciate and experience his empowering presence.

God speaks to everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. And He does so through everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. In this one-month series, we are listening to how the Spirit of God is comforting, encouraging, and strengthening us together.

God speaks to everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. And He does so through everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. In this one-month series, we are listening to how the Spirit of God is comforting, encouraging, and strengthening us together.

God speaks to everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. And He does so through everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. In this one-month series, we are listening to how the Spirit of God is comforting, encouraging, and strengthening us together.

God speaks to everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. And He does so through everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. In this one-month series, we are listening to how the Spirit of God is comforting, encouraging, and strengthening us together.

God speaks to everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. And He does so through everyday followers of Jesus like you and me. In this one-month series, we are listening to how the Spirit of God is comforting, encouraging, and strengthening us together.

What would it look like to walk with God, hearing his voice and obeying him in every season of life? Jesus said that his sheep know his voice, but many followers of Jesus today struggle to believe that God still speaks. This series is an invitation to learn how God (Father, Son, and Spirit) speaks in different ways, discern his voice from others, and obey all that he is calling you to.