Here in the Pacific Northwest, we take care of each other, and ourselves. We brush our teeth, take showers, eat meals ... and if all those things are good for us, why wouldn't we take the time for regular prayer? Jesus said ... pray like this, and then taught us a prayer. So, from Silverdale to Snoqualmie, Olympia to A...

Ideally your mom and dad are there for you as spiritual parents. But God also provides spiritual parents when your parents can't.

As we begin Holy Week we want to share a way you can join together as a family to experience this week in a deeper and more meaningful way. I hope you'll do this every day! Immerse Yourself: Take a listen to our audio drama focused today on Palm Sunday. Read Today's Supporting Scripture: Matthew 21 Matthew 21 21 As Jes...

Spring is here-which sounds magical until you realize your house still looks like February and your schedule feels like December. If you've ever thoug...

Scout from Seattle Area Feline Rescue stopped by for a chat about their upcoming Kitten Shower -basically a baby shower, but louder and fluffier! Click Play to learn more about these tiny kittens who need lots of TLC and the humans who are helping them grow and live their best foster lives!Catch hope & encouragemen...

As we learn to bring our honest pain before God, lament becomes less of a last resort and more of a sacred practice that steadies our hearts.

As we continue our journey on bringing the Passion week to life in your home through crafts, our next craft is Prayer Hands. Crafting through the East...

If you've ever wondered what it's like to lead worship at a church where the schedule is basically "worship... and then more worship," Michael Gabriel Monroe from Canyon Hills Worship has you covered. Between early‑morning Sundays, mid‑week events, and sneaking in his own unique recharge routine, he still...

As we move from the prodigal's embrace to the risen Christ on the road to Emmaus, we're encouraged to open our eyes to His presence and lean into a deeper, life‑shaping relationship with Him.

Lament gives us a way to hold that ache before Him-letting our compassion stay soft, our hope stay alive, and our hearts stay connected to the God who is making all things new.