We live in a world that talks endlessly about love, yet so often we feel anything but loved or loving. Beneath the surface of our lives lurk hidden enemies that quietly erode our ability to experience genuine love and extend it to others. In this series, we will strip away the lies these enemies whisper: that our past defines us, that vengeance brings peace, that more is never enough, and that someone else’s blessing is our loss.

Scripture reminds us that love is not a shallow sentiment, but the very heartbeat of God, revealed in Jesus Christ. Jesus not only redefines love but also offers us a way out from the chains of these heart-enemies.

Together, we’ll discover how the transforming power of Christ can heal our hearts, enabling us to live as people set free to love God, love others, and love ourselves.

Every day, a battle is fought in our minds: in the quiet churn of worry, the weight of anxiety, the shadows of fear, the ache of past wounds, and the questions that won’t let us go. Too often, the church has told us to “just pray harder” or “have more faith,” leaving many to struggle in silence. But what if God’s Word actually invites us to bring these battles into the light? 

During Lent, the season leading up to Easter, we’re stepping into a bold challenge: to take Every Thought Captive. We’ll explore what it means to love God, love others, and—maybe hardest of all—love ourselves. Along the way, we’ll confront the stigma around mental health and discover how God renews our minds and hearts.

The journey won’t be easy—but it will be honest, healing, and filled with hope.  Despair is never the final word, because the risen Christ makes all things new—including us.

Every mirror tells a story—but not always the truth. Some days, the reflection feels larger than life: confident, polished, even untouchable. Other days, the glass shrinks us down: every flaw exaggerated, every failure magnified. The fight between ego and humiliation plays out in the mirror every day, leaving us unsure of who we really are. But grace offers a new reflection.

In Christ, we discover a truer image—one not warped by pride or cracked by shame but restored by God’s love. When we learn to see ourselves through the eyes of grace, we begin to see others differently too.

Join us as we look into the mirror with honesty and hope, to confront the lies of ego and self-doubt, and to embrace the freedom of living as God’s beloved.